Featured Tennessee Golf Courses
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Featured Tennessee Golf Course
The Sevierville Golf Club
Nestled in the foothills of the magnificent Great Smoky Mountains, The Sevierville Golf Club offers the services, amenities, and presentation of a high-quality private club on a daily fee basis.
The Sevierville Golf Club features two 18-hole championship courses: The Highlands , a par 70 that winds through lush rolling hills and fresh water mountain ponds and The River, a par 72 plays along and across the Little Pigeon River.
Featured Tennessee Golf Course
Mirimichi
At Mirimichi there are challenges around every fairway bend, meaning accuracy is the key to a low round on this challenging course. Deep pit bunkers, elevated greens, swathes of native grassland, waterfalls and meandering creeks-all provide more than 7,400 yards of championship level golf. Mirimichi makes you think, forces you to react, and requires you to be at your best. Five to eight tee boxes are provided on every hole to accommodate all player levels. The greens are large and undulating to challenge the mind and create an exciting finish every time a flag is pulled from the cup.
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Gaylord Springs Golf Links
Experience golf at its best at Gaylord Springs Golf Links. Named one of the Tennessee's Top Public Courses by GolfWeek Magazine, Gaylord Springs offers all the benefits of a resort with the availability and reasonable rates of a public course. The 2012 host course of the Tennessee State Open, Gaylord Springs boasts new Mini Verde Bermuda grass greens, giving golfers the purest putting surface around.
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Hermitage Golf Course
Hermitage Golf Course is a privately owned, 36-hole, championship, daily fee golf property. General's Retreat, our original course, hosted the LPGA Sara Lee Classic for 12 years and the LPGA's Legends Handa Cup in 2013. The newer President's Reserve was voted "Top Daily Fee Course in the State" by Golf Digest. Along with our courses, we have attractions that are unique, including 63 Scottish Blackface Sheep that freely roam our property. They are a sight to see and golfers love them.
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Lost Creek Golf Club
Lost Creek Golf Club is a public, daily fee golf facility located just minutes from Knoxville and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The course plays 6020 yards from the back (Blue) tees.
Lost Creek is a full-service golf club. The management and staff are not only committed to ensuring your golfing experience is beyond compare, but they are also committed to providing a full line of services for every golfer, from beginner to pro. These services include everything a golfer, or potential golfer, would expect to find offered at only more exclusive country clubs, from grip refitting, shaft and club angle modifications, to professional golf instruction.
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Woodlake Lodge, Golf & Country Club
The best-kept golf secret in the South - is waiting for you to discover. Fronting on 34,000-acre Norris Lake, this Par 72 Championship Golf Course was called "one of America's best new courses" by Golf Digest in 2000. Consider this your invitation to come for a visit or a tour. We think you'll come back for the ultimate golfing experience.
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Cattails at MeadowView Golf Course
Nestled in the rolling foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and close to Bays Mountain Park, Bristol Motor Speedway and many more fun and beautiful attractions, the scenic MeadowView Marriott Conference Resort & Convention Center is the only full-service Kingsport hotel. Rated #3 in guest satisfaction by Marriott International (U.S., Managed Hotels), each of the 305 guest rooms features stylish decor, refrigerators, flat-screen TVs and wireless high-speed Internet.
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Fairfield Glade
Golfweek Magazine Names Two Fairfield Glade Golf Courses to the Top Five 2017
Best Courses You Can Play in Tennessee.
Fairfield Glade Resort in Tennessee has 90 holes of Championship Golf
alone, including Stonehenge, named among the top public courses in Tennessee by Golf Digest, GolfWeek and Golf Magazine.
More than 180 holes of golf just waiting to be played in Crossville atop the Cumberland Plateau.