LeeHandel

Park Mammoth is an outstanding course between Louisville and Nashville right off the interstate in Park City, Kentucky. It is relatively new, so it is being run from a trailer with construction of the clubhouse currently in progress. The course has lots of twists and turns, some blind tee shots and some tough native grass and hazards to hit out of. The greens were in remarkable shape and undulating and fast. The Bermuda is tough but fair to hit out of and the tee boxes were mostly manicured and green. I cannot wait to see the clubhouse when it is finished and I will definitely be back!

Really surprised at how great this course is! We got out for $45 on a Saturday and we’re really surprised that it included lunch as well! The conditions were outstanding and the course played firm and fast. The greens were in great shape and the fairways were cut and healthy. The staff in the pro shop and on the course were all friendly and helpful. Highly recommended!!!

This was a fun track that had recently seen a ton of play due to the Super Bowl being in town. The tee boxes and fairways were in great shape, as were the rough areas. The greens had taken a pounding though and were rather slow it seemed. They were still getting a lot of play at the course and the range was well taken care of. They had a lot of nice things in the Pro Shop and the restaurant was vibrant and busy. The staff was fantastic and very accommodating. I imagine Covid has skewed a lot of otherwise great amenities but we had a lot of fun regardless.

I don't normally write reviews but this one is probably warranted to give the people an idea of what they're getting in to. For a later day round at a course where you just want to hit some balls and have a few pops, this is probably not bad for that. But it's probably the only thing you'd want to get into there.
The range is right next to the 10th hole, which is a disaster if you can imagine that. People were firing into us while teeing off and even as we waited to hit our second shots into the green! The greens were in terrible shape, as it appears they have an infection of some sort. We were not warned about this, and me and my group ended up calling a 2-putt max rule into play for many of them. The rest of the layout is ok and the fairways were not terrible, but the course just appears to be a municipal that could use some TLC. Bunkers needed raking, tee boxes and greens needed mowing, etc. Until this place puts something into the greenery, I would not recommend this place.

Very friendly staff and people invite you into the western-themed clubhouse that was well-stocked and priced decently. The range and putting green is big with everything you need right there. Staff was coordinating tee times all the while and our round started precisely on time. The course was wide open off the manicured tee boxes and the fairways were in phenomenal shape. The greens had a few ball marks, but overall were very nice and rolling firm. The staff was available after our round and remained friendly and welcomed us back.

We played this course for around $30 and had a great time. The place was vacant, save for a few gentlemen eating and drinking in the pro shop and one loner who played behind us for a few holes before playing through. The rough areas and greens were spectacular and it was evident they had been well maintained. The rain we had experienced in the week leading up to made for a little soggy conditions in the morning, but the back nine seemed to be drying as we made it there. The carts were clean and fully gassed and the staff was nice and inviting. An attendant brought our cart to our car as we unloaded and was there to receive it after we finished. The only downside was the Bermuda fairways that had not come in yet. This made for a tough scoring round, but we had fun regardless. Overall, we had a great experience.

We paid 16 dollars for 9 holes with a cart and felt that wads a pretty good deal for a weekday rate at a course that used to have a solid reputation...Upon arriving, the pro shop appeared closed and there were no carts waiting to be used...We entered anyway and found a nice gentleman who excused the mess surrounding us several times and assured us everything was in order for our tee time...He rang us up and proceeded outside to find us a cart to use...The carts were in good shape, but upon arriving at the first hole, it was evident the course would be a different story...It was a bit soggy, but the rough was in bad shape and the tee boxes seemingly hadn't been manicured in weeks...Several greens were under repair and the bunkers were water logged and looked to be under construction...The course itself is nice and there are easy holes and some that are more challenging, so we had a good time regardless

In summary, this course is maybe better than most public courses in Louisville, but without a good deal on this site, it may be a while before this course holds its value