Canewood is a testament to Kentucky's enduring love affair with thoroughbreds and the links. Built on what was once rolling farmland just outside Georgetown, the course bears the hallmarks of a late 1990s design, favoring generous fairways that reward aggressive play – though wandering too far off the short grass can lead to trouble amongst the bluegrass rough. Expect to hit driver frequently and embrace the occasional forced carry over strategically placed water hazards; Canewood isn't shy about testing your mettle. Designed by Michael Hurdzan and Dana Fry, Canewood presents a modern take on parkland golf. A distinct feature is the way they integrated existing natural elements – subtle elevation changes and a meandering creek that snakes its way through several holes – creating a challenging yet aesthetically pleasing experience. Despite not having hosted any major professional championships, Canewood is a popular host for amateur events within the Bluegrass State. While not a household name on the national golf scene, Canewood holds a special place within the central Kentucky golfing community. It's a place where you're just as likely to run into a local farmer as you are a University of Kentucky basketball fanatic. The club maintains a decidedly unpretentious atmosphere, known for its friendly staff and surprisingly good chili dogs at the turn.