Charlie Vettiner Golf Course in Louisville, Kentucky
Charlie Vettiner Golf Course outside of Louisville is one of the area's nine metropark golf courses. It's very affordable and a good value for the price. You can play the course on weekends for less than $15.
From the back tees, Charlie Vettiner Golf Course plays a par-72 and a stern 6,900 yards and there are four sets of tees, making it a popular course for local tournaments. Many of the holes, especially the newer back nine, which opened years after the original nine in 1967, feature very tight fairways, especially the par-4 13th hole, which plays to a blind landing zone tightly sitting between trees.
Course amenities are understated, with a basic pro shop and short game and irons-only driving range.
Charlie Vettiner Golf Course in Louisville - No. 4
The 4th hole is one of Charlie Vettiner Golf Course's many narrow fairways.
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Charlie Vettiner Golf Course in Louisville - No. 5
The par-3 fifth hole at Charlie Vettiner Golf Course in Louisville is downhill and features water left and behind the green.
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Charlie Vettiner Golf Course in Louisville - No. 6
The sixth hole is a short par 4 at Charlie Vettiner Golf Course.
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Charlie Vettiner Golf Course in Louisville - No. 9
The ninth hole at Charlie Vettiner Golf Course is a par 5 reachable in two shots.
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Charlie Vettiner Golf Course in Louisville - No. 11
The par-4 11th hole at Charlie Vettiner Golf Course has an elevated tee.
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Charlie Vettiner Golf Course in Louisville - No. 13
The 13th hole features a valley fairway playing uphill to the green at Charlie Vettiner Golf Course.
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Charlie Vettiner Golf Course in Louisville - No. 14
Water lies in front of the par-4 14th hole at Charlie Vettiner Golf Course.
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Charlie Vettiner Golf Course in Louisville - No. 16
The par-5 16th hole at Charlie Vettiner Golf Course is guarded by a small creek in front of the green.
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