Bowling Green Golf Courses

Bowling Green offers several courses with forested hills and rocky limestone bluffs as a backdrop: it's cave country. The area is accessible via I-65, meaning you can easily make the trek from Nashville or Louisville for an early tee time. If you have a free afternoon, check out the National Corvette Museum. Fyi: Bowling Green was named during the American Revolution, presumably for Bowling Green Square in New York City where surly patriots toppled a statue of King George III and used the lead to make bullets. On the other hand, some theorists say the name is pioneer slang for running a putt past the cup. You should know which is correct by the end of your round.