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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 ...
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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What you need to know for the ISCO ChampionshipIf you have a tournament ticket, you can enter through the main tournament entrance near Leesgate Road and Nottingham Parkway ...
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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