Tennessee Golf Guides
Tennessee Golf Trails
Tennessee Destination Guides
Chattanooga
A complete Chattanooga golf guide including course directory, tee times, packages, weather forecast, etc
Crossville - Fairfield Glade
A complete Crossville - Fairfield Glade golf guide including course directory, tee times, packages, weather forecast, etc
Kingsport
A complete Kingsport golf guide including course directory, tee times, packages, weather forecast, etc
Knoxville
A complete Knoxville golf guide including course directory, tee times, packages, weather forecast, etc
Memphis
A complete Memphis golf guide including course directory, tee times, packages, weather forecast, etc
Nashville
A complete Nashville golf guide including course directory, tee times, packages, weather forecast, etc
Smoky Mountains - Pigeon Forge
A complete Smoky Mountains - Pigeon Forge golf guide including course directory, tee times, packages, weather forecast, etc
Tellico Village
A complete Tellico Village golf guide including course directory, tee times, packages, weather forecast, etc
Golf Trip and Travel Ideas
With over 30 golf courses within a 15-mile radius, including the host courses for the 2024 U.S. Open and 2022 U.S. Women's Open Championships, it's no surprise that the Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Aberdeen area also has the highest concentration of courses of any area on Golf Digest's 2017/2018 list of America's 100 Greatest Public Courses.
Nestled in the rolling Sandhills of central North Carolina, the Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Aberdeen area was the long-time home to the father of golf course architecture, Donald Ross, and is home to many of his masterpieces and some of golf's most memorable moments. So whether you're playing the legendary courses, enjoying the timeless southern charm or taking part in the region's storied traditions, there's no other place in the world quite like the Home of American Golf.
The Outer Banks - OBX
North Carolina's Outer Banks golf has quickly become one of the premier destinations on the east coast. Located at the top of North Carolina's barrier islands, the Outer Banks divides the Atlantic Ocean from the Currituck Sound. With so many holes along the waters completely surrounding the Outer Banks, it's hard to imagine a more picturesque and exciting place to tee it up. Couple this with 130 miles of the wildest, most natural and undeveloped beaches in the country and you have the perfect getaway.