Golf

The Boonville Country Club was founded in 1958 by a group of Warrick Country residents looking for good family recreation.  The group was made up of people from all walks of life.  They were coal miners, businessmen, lawyers, doctors and school teachers.  They bought 150 areas of rolling ground including farm ground and woodland areas.  They set about the task of setting up the club as a not-for-profit corporation with the expressed purpose of providing golf and other recreational opportunities for its members.  They volunteered their time to carve out the recreational areas which included nine holes of golf, a clubhouse with a trap shooting area and two lakes for fishing and swimming.

The club has had a golf course superintendent and a clubhouse manager for many years.  Each operated under the supervision of the Board and its various committees.   Because of the great amount of work required to operate the 18-hole golf course, the Board decided in 2008 to hire a general manager for the club to be in charge of the complete operation.

Boonville Country Club blends an enjoyable golf experience with a relaxed & affordable atmosphere to create a unique Private Club setting. All visitors are welcome to explore and see what makes us the best kept secret in the Tri-State or come by and see why our Club has been enjoyed by our Members & Guests since 1958.

Quail Crossing Golf Club, winding through Southern Indiana’s beautiful rolling wooded countryside offers the discriminating golfer an experience they will not soon forget.

Renaissance Golf Design, led by Tom Doak, and known for their minimalist style or lay of the land design, complemented the natural terrain of Quail’s 320 acres. Styling the course in imitation of Shinnecock Hills with fairway bunkers framed by bluestem and other prairie grasses which were selected in conjunction with Quail Unlimited provides suitable habitat for the birds after which the course is named. Quail’s links style routing is a real treat for golfers who will see an abundance of natural beauty during their 18-hole round.