$2,000
18of 18 leftPractice course hole
Tee sign recognition on one hole, with an optional QR code linking to your business or message.
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Become a sponsor
Put your name on something that will still be here in thirty years.
Sponsorship funds the build, the youth programs, and the maintenance culture that keeps 150 restored acres from going back to honeysuckle.
Where we stand
Every gift type counted — cash, in-kind and donated services.
- Total raised
- $55,151 raised
- Total committed
- $28,550 committed
Two ways to build this
A neighborhood project and a regional asset, at the same time.
Grassroots & local
Be part of something your neighborhood built. Families, local businesses, leagues and clubs sponsoring a bench, a hole, an acre — the kind of ownership that shows up on workdays for the next twenty years.
Regional & national partners
Anchor a destination-level community asset. Three complete 18-hole layers, tournament capability, youth programming and restored public land inside a state park — a piece of infrastructure a brand can stand behind for a generation.
Two ways to commit
Pick the door that fits you.
Give at a level and let us put it where it's needed most, or put your name on one specific, real thing in the park. Both take about a minute.
Still weighing it up, or want to talk it through first? Tell us how you’d like to help and we’ll keep you posted.
Giving tiers
Give at any level.
Tiers recognize total giving, whether that arrives as one gift, an asset sponsorship, or recurring annual support.
Sponsorship menu
Sponsor a specific, real thing.
Not abstract levels — a hole, a bench, a mile of trail, an acre of restored woods. Pick the piece of the park you want your name on.
Hole sponsorship
Tee sign recognition on a specific hole across the three layers.
$3,500
18of 18 leftCommunity course hole
Tee sign recognition on one hole, with an optional QR code linking to your business or message.
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$5,000
18of 18 leftChampionship course hole
Tee sign recognition on a championship hole — the layer that hosts tournament play — plus optional QR code.
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Course amenities
The things that make a round comfortable and keep the park clean.
$250
24of 24 leftShared bench
Shared recognition on a bench placed at a real resting point on the course.
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$2,000
12of 12 leftIndividual bench
A dedicated bench with your name or a memorial dedication, sited with you.
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$2,000
10of 10 leftTrash & recycling station
Keeps the park clean and the woods clear — unglamorous and genuinely important.
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$500
54of 54 leftTee amenity tower
The small stuff at the tee that makes a round better: bag hook, dog lease clip, "ace run" phone holders, etc.
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Navigation & wayfinding
Signage that gets a first-timer around without ever feeling lost.
$2,000
3of 3 leftDirectional signage
The signage that gets a first-timer from hole to hole without ever feeling lost.
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$3,500
3of 3 leftCourse maps
Entry-point map boards showing routing, distances, safety notes and trail connections.
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Equipment & Supplies
$2,000
2of 2 leftHand Tool Package
Rakes, loppers, pruning saws, shovels, and wheelbarrows for volunteer workdays and trail building.
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$9,000 - $16,000
1of 1 leftZero-Turn Lawn Mower
Commercial-grade zero-turn mower for maintaining fairways, roughs, and open turf across all three courses.
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$6,000
Walk-Behind Brush Mower / Forestry Cutter
Clears dense underbrush in tight areas a tractor attachment can't reach.
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$15,000
1of 1 leftWood Chipper
Tow-behind chipper for processing cleared brush and downed limbs during invasive-species removal and trail clearing.
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$16,000
1of 1 leftUtility Vehicle
Kawasaki Mule Off-road utility vehicle for hauling tools, materials, and crews across the property during construction and ongoing maintenance.
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$4,000
1of 1 leftJob-Site Storage Container
20' Conex box for secure on-site tool and equipment storage during construction.
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$60,000
1of 1 leftSkid Steer
Compact track loader for grading, moving fill dirt and mulch, and general site prep across the build.
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$38,000
1of 1 left3/4-Ton Pickup Truck
Hauls equipment, materials, and crews to and from the site.
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Youth impact
The highest-leverage giving on this page.
$450
8of 8 leftSchool basket sponsorship
A professional basket installed at a partner school, where kids already are every day.
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$1,000
3of 5 leftSchool outreach sponsor
Underwrites PE modules, field trip days and ongoing partnerships with local schools.
2 sponsored3 spots left
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$50
40of 50 leftStarter set fund sponsor
Funds discs and bags for kids, so a first round can turn into a habit they keep.
10 sponsored40 spots left
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Land restoration
Invasive removal, native replanting, habitat improvement.
$1,000 per acre
150of 150 leftRestore an acre
Invasive removal, native replanting and habitat improvement on a specific acre.
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$10,000 (10+ acres)
8of 8 leftNamed restoration zone
A named zone of ten or more acres, recognized on trailhead signage.
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Major infrastructure
Naming-level anchor support for the park's central features.
Cost TBD
1of 1 leftCovered Pavilion
A covered pavilion featuring a poured concrete pad, a permanent roof structure, and picnic tables and seating — a shaded gathering space for group clinics, youth programs, and leagues, and shelter from the weather between rounds.
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Cost TBD
1of 1 leftThe Clubhouse
Naming-level anchor sponsorship of the park's central gathering building.
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$25,000+
Fully sponsoredComplex naming & primary signage
Naming rights for the complex, carried on the primary entrance signage.
1 sponsored
Annual & recurring support
A separate track from one-time asset sponsorship: yearly commitments that underwrite programming, maintenance and youth access. Recurring gifts are what make the stewardship promise credible.
In-kind support
Equipment, materials, machine time, printing, professional services and labor. In-kind contributions are recognized alongside cash gifts at their fair value.
Recognition
Tasteful, tied to real features — never fairway clutter.
Recognition lives at course entries, the Clubhouse, benches, tee signs, trailhead signage and the Our Sponsors page. Tee-sign sponsor credit is styled distinctly from Adopt-a-Hole credit. There is no logo wall, and no scattered plaques down a fairway.
Not able to give cash?
Adopt-a-Hole is the sweat-equity alternative — and a natural complement to a cash sponsorship. A hole can have an adopter, a sponsor, or both.
Adopt a holeNot ready to pick a line item?
Tell us how you'd like to help and we'll find the fit.
Some people know exactly which hole they want. Others just know they want in. Both are welcome — start here and we'll walk you through the options.
Fund the BuildA one-time or recurring gift toward restoration and buildout.Adopt a holeHelp design and sponsor a single hole, credited on the tee sign.FundraiseRally a club, company, league or team behind a piece of the park.In-kind supportMaterials, equipment, machinery, printing or professional services.Give timeWorkdays, invasive removal, youth clinics, build crew.Just keep me postedProgress updates as the courses and restoration take shape.
Not sure yet? Start here and we'll figure it out together.
Let's find the right piece for you.
Friends of Bluegrass Inc. is a Kentucky 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation. Gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.