Golf in Paris

Paris is the seat of Henry County in the Kentucky Lake region of northwestern Tennessee, a small city that has built a recreational and commercial identity around one of the largest man-made lakes in the world. Kentucky Lake — the TVA reservoir on the Tennessee River — forms Henry County's western boundary and extends far into Kentucky to the north, and the bass fishing, boating, and recreation economy it generates flows through Paris and the surrounding communities. The city maintains a modest claim to Parisian distinction — an Eiffel Tower replica stands in the city park — and the annual World's Biggest Fish Fry draws crowds each April. Henry County's terrain is the west Highland Rim, transitioning from agricultural upland to the lake corridor to the west. Golf in Paris serves the recreational community and the broader Henry County population.