
North Carolina
The Country Club of Asheville is one of North Carolina’s oldest golf clubs (inaugurated in 1894), and it has a rather intriguing story that involved a course swap in the 1970s. Linville Golf Club (1892) is however considered the Tar Heel state’s oldest golf club. Y
Pinehurst (No.2)
North Carolina, United States
Pinehurst (No.2)
Pinehurst No.2 course opened for play in 1907 and its green sites are the ultimate test, legendary and quite unique.
Old Town Club
North Carolina, United States
Old Town Club
Perry Maxwell took advantage of the hills to create a brilliant set of undulating greens with steep swales and strong contours at the Old Town Club.
Wade Hampton Golf Club
North Carolina, United States
Wade Hampton Golf Club
Wade Hampton Golf Club was named after the Confederate cavalry leader, General Wade Hampton III, who was also Governor of South Carolina and later US Senator during the 19th century.
Roaring Gap Club
North Carolina, United States
Roaring Gap Club
The Roaring Gap Club is a unique Donald Ross-designed mountain top layout with far reaching views from the fringe of the escarpment.
Tobacco Road Golf Club
North Carolina, United States
Tobacco Road Golf Club
"Pine Valley on steroids" is how Tobacco Road Golf Club is billed. Cut through an old sand quarry, it’s certainly a unique Mike Strantz creation.
Mid Pines Inn & Golf Club
North Carolina, United States
Mid Pines Inn & Golf Club
Laid out on an undulating property close to Pinehurst, the resort course at Mid Pines Inn & Golf Club is an understated Donald Ross design that first opened for play in 1921.
Dormie Club
North Carolina, United States
Dormie Club
Another minimalist creation from the Coore & Crenshaw design team, Dormie Club lies to the north of the Pinehurst Resort in a tract of sandy, wooded terrain that extends to just over 300 acres.
Pinehurst (No.4)
North Carolina, United States
Pinehurst (No.4)
Venue of the 2008 US Amateur Championship, Donald Ross’s No.4 course at the Pinehurst Resort was completely renovated by Gil Hanse in 2018, completely eradicating Tom Fazio's 1999 redesign.
Diamond Creek
North Carolina, United States
Diamond Creek
Diamond Creek Golf Club is set into the Blue Ridge Mountains at an elevation of 4,000 feet. The mountain scenery here is nothing short of breathtaking and it’s hard to concentrate on the golf...