About Covered Bridge Golf Club

Covered Bridge Golf Course is a public golf course in the charming community of Floyds Knob – a small unincorporated community in Lafayette Township, Floyd County, Indiana.

Out among the farms and subdivision, Covered Bridge Golf Course is an 18-hole, public golf course, nestled at the foot of Floyds Knob, and is totally picturesque.

The course was designed by two time Major Champion and winner of the Bob Jones Award, Fuzzy Zoeller.

It is rated 4/5 stars by Golf Digest. It is considered by many to be Fuzzy’s most engaging and beautiful course design.

This world-class track features five lakes, a meandering creek, and clever bunker placement.

Zoysia grass is used on the fairways, meaning that golf carts can be driven nearly anywhere on the course.

Course details

Hole #01 - Par 4, 432 Yards
This is an excellent starting hole with the tee shot straight away, not difficult. Second shot requires good direction. Left or right of the green could be a difficult up and down.
Hole #02 - Par 4, 402 Yards
A very demanding tee shot due to trees on the right and left. A good tee shot will leave a medium iron to the green. Over the green will be a very difficult position to play from.
Hole #03 - Par 3, 196 Yards
A medium to long iron par 3. The left center of the green is the safest play.
Hole #04 - Par 4, 417 YARDS
A long tee shot avoiding the left fairway bunker will leave a medium to long iron for second shot. Keeping the ball below the hole is your best play.
Hole #05 - Par 5, 531 Yards
The tee shot favoring the right side of the fairway is your best play. Second shot should favor the center to left side of the fairway. A well-played second shot could help set up a possible birdie.
Hole #06 - Par 4, 388 Yards
A tee shot favoring the left side of this spacious fairway will leave the best angle of approach with a medium to short iron.
Hole #07 - Par 4, 423 Yards
A tee shot on the left side of the fairway will leave the best angle to the green that must be hit. Missing this green could make for a very difficult up and down.
Hole #08 - Par 3, 195 Yards
A long iron to the center to left center of the green is your safest play. Water right and bunker short right help to make this a fairly difficult hole.
Hole #09 - Par 5, 597 Yards
A tee shot up the right side of the fairway is the best play. A second shot favoring the right side of the fairway will leave the best angle of approach for your third shot. A good distance on your second shot is a must to this shallow green.
Hole #10 - Par 4, 391 Yards
A straight tee shot on this narrow hole is a must. Second shot played with a medium to short iron should be kept below the hole.
Hole #11 - Par 4, 398 Yards
Your tee shot placed on the right side of the fairway will leave the best angle of approach. The left greenside bunker could be a difficult up and down because the green slopes away.
Hole #12 -Par 3, 192 Yards
A long difficult par 3 with a well bunkered green. A three on this hole is very satisfying.
Hole #13 - Par 4, 414 Yards
Favoring the right side of the fairway will leave the best angle of approach to the green. Hitting this green is a must because up and downs prove to be difficult.
Hole #14 - Par 5, 525 Yards
A long tee shot down the left side of the fairway could give a chance of reaching this green in two. Favoring the right side would leave the best opportunity on your third shot to get the ball close to the hole for a birdie opportunity.
Hole #15 - Par 4, 371 Yards
A long iron or fairway wood aimed toward the right fairway bunker would be the safest play. Second shot needs to be on the ridge running through the center of the green from front to back.
Hole #16 - Par 4, 427 Yards
This is the longest par 4 on the course. It demands a long straight shot avoiding a bunker on the left side of the fairway. An on-target second shot is a must to this well bunkered green.
Hole #17 - Par 3, 206 Yards
This par 3 requires a short to medium iron shot placed on the right side of the green is the safest shot. The left bunker could make for a difficult par.
Hole #18 - Par 5, 563 Yards
Your tee shot should favor the left side of the fairway as to avoid the water. A well placed layup shot with a short iron will widen up the green. Exact distance on the third shot is a must because of very little depth.