The Club at Olde Stone

Arthur Hills' design routes across roughly 220 acres of rolling bluegrass terrain with significant elevation change (over 150 feet) uncommon for south-central Kentucky, playing to 7,333 yards from the back gold tees over Zeon Zoysia fairways and bentgrass greens. A 9-hole short course supplements the championship 18 for practice and family play. The course's tournament resume -- Junior Ryder Cup (2008), USGA U.S. Girls' Junior (2022), NCAA Division I regionals, the Southern Amateur, the Southern Junior Amateur, and the Kentucky Open -- gives it a competitive pedigree well beyond what a market Bowling Green's size would typically support, and it is consistently ranked among Kentucky's top courses by golf-course rating publications.

Buying a home or lot in Olde Stone does not, by itself, hand a buyer unlimited golf access. Every homeowner automatically receives a Social Membership -- pool, tennis, fitness, dining, social events, and up to four rounds of golf per year at current guest rates -- but full, unlimited golf privileges require a separate Residential Golf Membership, offered at a reduced initiation fee to those who own property in the community rather than granted automatically. The club also sells Invitational (non-resident, within 75 miles), Corporate, Regional (75-150 miles), and National (150+ miles) memberships, meaning golf access at Olde Stone is genuinely available to people who do not live in the community at all -- residency provides a pricing advantage and a baseline social amenity, not a guarantee of golf.

Three purpose-built neighborhoods ring the course: The Overlook (gated cottage and estate lots with commanding fairway views and a short walk to the clubhouse), The Farm (larger 1-acre and half-acre lots with traditional front-porch architecture), and The Village (a tighter-knit streetscape of sidewalks, alleys, and green space). Each carries its own homeowners association -- including a distinct Overlook Homeowners Association and an Olde Stone Village Homeowners Association -- rather than one master HOA for the whole community, and the overall development is gated.

Amenities extend beyond golf: a resort-style pool, tennis and pickleball courts, a fitness center, and multiple dining venues in the clubhouse. As an automatic Social Member, every homeowner has access to this side of the club regardless of whether they ever purchase a Residential Golf Membership.

Olde Stone sits in Bowling Green, Warren County -- Kentucky's third-largest city, home to Western Kentucky University and a growing regional economy (notably the Corvette assembly plant), roughly 60 miles north of Nashville, Tennessee via I-65. It is the clear golf-residential anchor of south-central Kentucky, geographically and functionally distinct from the Lake Cumberland resort/lake-golf cluster roughly 90 miles to the east.