Sweetens Skeet Open

Event Details

Date: Friday, 25 September 2026

Format: Team Scramble

Category: Open

Entry Fee: $600.00

Entry Method: Online


The Sweetens Skeet Open is a unique team golf and skeet shooting event held at Sweetens Cove Golf Club. The event features skeet shooting stations in the morning (no personal firearms allowed), followed by a 19-hole golf competition. The golf portion consists of a 9-hole Progressive Best Ball and a 10-hole Derby Routing Scramble. Teams of up to six players can register; singles and pairs will be matched up with other entrants to form teams. The entry fee of $600 per person includes food and beverages throughout the day (morning, afternoon, and night), a bourbon tasting on course, and Sweetens Skeet merchandise. Check-in begins at 7:00am with skeet shooting starting at 8am. The shotgun start is pending at 10am if there is no frost delay. The event is open to all golfers - individuals, pairs, or groups of up to six. Cancellations made 12+ days prior receive a 50% refund; cancellations within 14 days receive no refund.


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Venue

Sweetens Cove Golf Club

South Pittsburg, TN, United States

Designed by King Collins Dormer Golf Course Design and opened in 2014, Sweetens Cove is a 9-hole course featuring wildly contoured greens, elaborate bunkering, and immense, tightly mown fairways. The course has a par of 36 and extends to 3,301 yards. Nestled in Tennessee's scenic Sequatchie Valley, just 25 minutes from Chattanooga, the course offers four sets of tees ranging from 2,272 to 3,301 yards to accommodate all skill levels. The course features generous fairways and massive, undulating greens that reward imagination and creativity. The course emphasizes shot making, strategy, and fun over traditional length and difficulty. The course offers numerous alternative routings, allowing it to be played several ways. The nine-holer is probably the buzziest nine-hole course in the U.S. The course has been featured in The New York Times and is rated by Golfweek as the 50th ranked Modern Course in the United States. Sweetens Cove received the highest average rating of all golf courses in Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana in The Confidential Guide to Golf Courses, v. 2, and received Golfweek's rating of #1 'Course You Can Play' in Tennessee for 2016, 2017 and 2018.