Championship Trace at Keene Trace Golf Club occupies rolling Bluegrass terrain in Nicholasville, just south of Lexington in central Kentucky. The course was designed by Drew Rogers and opened in the mid-1990s, with subsequent renovation work by Keith Foster and Daniel McQueen helping refine the layout over time. The property takes advantage of the region's characteristic undulating topography, with fairways moving through gentle elevation changes and stands of mature hardwoods. The routing incorporates natural features common to Kentucky's inner Bluegrass region, including creeks and limestone outcroppings that add definition to several holes. The design balances strategic interest with playability across different skill levels, using elevation, water hazards, and bunkering to create variety throughout the round. The course serves as the centerpiece of a residential community while maintaining a parkland character in its playing corridors. Keene Trace Golf Club operates as a semi-private facility, welcoming both members and daily-fee play. The club provides traditional amenities including practice facilities and dining, serving both the local Lexington-area golf community and visitors exploring Kentucky's golf offerings. The Championship Trace layout represents a collaborative design effort that has evolved to meet the expectations of contemporary golfers while respecting the natural qualities of its Bluegrass setting.