Welcome to The Bull

Welcome to The Bull

The Bull is nestled in the heart of Kentucky horse country and stretches over 120 rolling acres of woods, water and wildlife. The bentgrass tee, fairways, and green surrounds offer some of the best playing surfaces in the world. The roughs are a fescue blend, while the green surfaces are of bentgrass.

It was only a few years ago that this lush land was farmland belonging to Cassius Marcellus Clay. A few miles from White Hall a steep cliff towers above the Kentucky River, where banks of stratified limestone form a 200-foot crest. Once young Clay, struggling with a purebred bull, exploded in a blind fury and ran the bull over the precipice. "That bull has gone to hell," he told a neighbor. And so the name of the high point on the Kentucky River remains "Bull's Hell."

Excerpt from H. Edward Richardson's

Cassius Marcellus Clay - Firebrand of Freedom

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Course Changes

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The Next Level

If You Shoot Over 100

If you currently shoot over 100, you are probably new to the game. Golf is game that takes plenty of practice and understanding. At your level, you're probably very excited to just get out to play. You always have a big grin on your face because you've found a new hobby that gives you a little exercise and gets you breathing some fresh air. Unfortunately, shooting over 100 will get old very quickly, especially if you're a competitive person by nature. So your smile will start to turn into a frown, and you may end up giving the game up. It is quite easy to break 100 if you know what to do.

What to Do To Break 100

If you're new to the game, you have not ingrained any bad habits yet. So before you do, take some lessons from a qualified pro. It's usually quite easy to teach you the proper fundamentals of the golf swing because you're eager to learn and never second guess the teacher. If the relationship between the student and teacher is good, the speed at which you will see results is very quick. Usually within a month or two, the "over 100" shooter can easily take 10 - 20 shots off of their game. Once you break 100 on a regular basis, you'll start to see the game differently. Although shooting in the 70's is a few years into the future, it may be attainable because taking lessons initially has given you a great start on the game.