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Louisville may have found its long-lost PGA Tour home at Hurstbourne Country Club
The tour hasn’t held an event in Louisville in 66 years, when the Kentucky Derby Open ended a three-year run at Seneca Golf Course. Gary Player and Billy Casper, both eventual members of the World Golf Hall of Fame, left Louisville with a win. But it ended in 1959, and the tour hasn’t returned to town since.
Through two rounds, the Keith Foster-designed, 7,056-yard Hurstbourne Country Club has stood up to the test of its first PGA Tour event — though the pros usually dial in after ...
In the golden era of professional golf — the Tiger Woods-inspired generation, from 2015 to 2022, the PGA Tour was a coliseum ...
Louisville's Seneca Youth Golf Course is getting a $1.1 million investment from the PGA of America, the First Tee and a local ...
The 2025 ISCO Championship third round has been completed at Hurstbourne Country Club. Read the latest from the PGA Tour event in Louisville, Kentucky ...
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WATCH: Sunrise anchors Shannon Cogan and Olivia Russell take on Hurstbourne Country Club’s signature 18thBefore the PGA pros try their hands at conquering that hill, WAVE Sunrise Anchors Shannon Cogan and Olivia Russell gave it a ...
Before it became a golf course, before the stone springhouse overlooked the 10th tee, and long before it welcomed the PGA ...
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