Berea Country Club C

Berea, KY 40403-1324

Grade Breakdown

Overall C 72/100

Course Condition C 78/100

Design & Challenge D 65/100

Amenities D 60/100

Value B 85/100

Service B 82/100

Reputation C 74/100

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About This Course

Berea Country Club is a well-maintained 9-hole semi-private course in Berea, Kentucky that offers excellent value for golfers of all skill levels. Built in 1955 with Bermuda fairways and bent grass greens, the course features no water hazards and few bunkers, making it more forgiving than championship courses. Reviews consistently praise the friendly staff, clean clubhouse, and reasonable green fees around $28 for 18 holes. The main limitation is the lack of a driving range and limited design complexity for advanced players seeking challenge.

Course Info

Holes 9

Par 36

Yardage 3,067

Type Semi Private

Year Built 1955

Terrain Rolling

Walking Allowed

Green Fees

Weekday $28

Weekend $28

Practice Facilities

putting green

Details

Address 100 Churchill Ct, Berea, KY

City Berea, KY

Phone +18599867141

Website http://www.churchillsberea.com/bereagolfclub

Who Should Play Here?

Beginner Recommended

Beginners will find this course very forgiving with well-maintained fairways and greens that are easy to hit. The shorter yardage options and lack of water hazards make it ideal for learning fundamentals without excessive penalty.

Take advantage of the Red tees for extra forgiveness
Walking is allowed which helps beginners pace themselves
The staff is very helpful with course management advice

Intermediate Recommended

Mid-handicap golfers will appreciate the balance between challenge and playability. The course offers strategic opportunities without being overly punishing, making it excellent for practicing shot-making skills.

Watch for standing water after hard rains on certain holes
#5 tee box can be barren in some conditions - check current status
Green speeds are medium which allows for good control

Advanced Playable

Low-handicap golfers will find the pin placements challenging but the course layout limits championship-level testing. Best suited as a practice round or casual play rather than competitive competition.