Knoxville Golf Guide

The on-the-upswing Market Square in Tennessee's Knoxville is the place to be on a Friday or Saturday night, at least if dining is a high priority. Considering the compact nature of Market Square, a surprisingly large range of culinary options exists there, from Koi Fusion to Tomato Head, from Cuban to Italian. And Market Square regularly entertains its visitors with live music.

On a national scale, Knoxville is famous as the home of the University of Tennessee Volunteers. Travelers do not have to wear orange while in town, but they will be identified as tourists if they don't, so pervasive is the influence of the university on the city. A tour of campus may be in order. And fans of women's basketball should visit the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame. The Knoxville Museum of Art and World's Fair Park, with its giant golden dome, also attract travelers.

Knoxville is a great city in which to join a country club, since Donald Ross designed two of the many private courses in town, but visitors still have a handful of quality public courses from which to choose. Dead Horse Lake Golf Course, Knoxville Golf Course, Three Ridges Golf Course, White Springs Golf Course and Willow Creek Golf Club are all in Knoxville proper. Centennial Golf Course and South Hills Golf Club are in nearby Oak Ridge, Tri-County Golf Club is in Oliver Springs, and the Arthur Hills-designed River Islands Golf Club is in Kodak, Tennessee.

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