Gay Brewer, Jr. Course At Picadome

Opened in 1927

Picadome - Lexington, Kentucky

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Course Details

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6272 yards

Slope:

125

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The 18-hole "Picadome" course at the Gay Brewer, Jr. Course At Picadome facility in Lexington, Kentucky features 6272 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 71 and it has a slope rating of 125. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $46. The Picadome golf course opened in 1927.

Estimated Green Fees

$46

Scorecard for Picadome

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Blue70.80/131	485	187	539	129	405	430	138	359	422	3094	497	347	191	382	440	184	365	517	531	3454	6548
White68.10/130	458	156	490	107	338	344	131	331	389	2744	489	338	176	330	360	150	341	445	472	3101	5845
Red (L)69.30/128	440	141	420	108	307	290	99	269	336	2410	409	287	124	314	340	101	318	421	417	2731	5141
Par	5	3	5	3	4	4	3	4	4	35	5	4	3	4	4	3	4	5	5	37	72

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What Golfers are Saying

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Larry J. Reviewed April 22, 2011

Great value. Enjoyable course. Well maintained.

Andy W. Reviewed September 01, 2010

I can not afford to belong to one of our fancy Country Clubs but love to play golf. I don't go to the city parks, swim in their pools or play on their tennis courts. Only golf. If my taxes go to support city parks, swimming pools and tennis courts why shouldn't it help support the golf courses. This course is the closest I will ever be able to play at a Country Club type course. It has a nice pro shop, very nice snack bar and right now it has one of the best shape golf courses in this area. And after playing if I want to sit under the "new patio" and have a cold beer or coke with lunch I can get that there also. Don't judge it unless you have been there city government and listen to you voters if you want to keep your positions. Thanks

Mark C. Reviewed July 29, 2010

Great course to sharpen you skills on. Small greens most with moderate deep bunkers that can be lightning fast at times. Several must have shots placed to stay on putting surface. Course is well maintained. Fairways are tight. Short from the white tees can be played without driver. Blue tees are long enough to challenge good golfers. Greens are tough, with lots of "small" trouble to get into, deep rough, bunkers, mounds, banks. One complaint is the sand in bunkers is usually shallow and if wet is hard to place a shot onto small greens. Overall "looks" easy on card. In reality much harder to score low.

Jack G. Reviewed June 24, 2010

As a junior playing this course one thing I got to say is , big and nice.Beside's that it's a great course for anyone that now's how to drive a ball , realy good and the thing I LOVVED the most was the pool , because you could play nine hole's then just go jump in and cool off.IT'S NOT THAT EXSPENCIVE to get a junior in etheir.

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