Windy Knoll Golf Club is built  on the site of the former Windy Knoll Horse Farm, a world-class  facility that was home to Avatar, Native Uproar and other Derby-quality  horses. Legend has it that Four-Ten, one of the more well known horses  from the farm, is buried beneath what is now the 12th hole. The  thoroughbred history of Windy Knoll is not only captured in the  full-size steel sculptures of horses, miles of black rail fencing and  the quiet creek that cuts through course, but also in the names of the  holes along the course, including The Pasture, Stallion Row, The Saddle  and Starting Gate.

Although we offer many of the features and amenities of a private  club here at Windy Knoll, including membership, our course is, in fact,  open to the public. The course was built in 2001, not all that long ago,  but the incorporation of elements from horse farm…