MacGregor Downs Country Club

MacGregor Downs Country Club is a private golf club located in Cary, North Carolina, nestled on the shores of Lake MacGregor within the MacGregor Downs community. Established in 1967, the course was designed by renowned architect Willard Byrd. The layout features both greens and tees that were updated in 2015, with bunker renovations completed in 2021, demonstrating ongoing course maintenance and improvement.

The club has earned recognition as a top 50 course in North Carolina as of 2005. Its tournament history is notable, having hosted the PGA Professional Match Play Championship in 1973 when Jack Nicklaus competed, as well as collegiate amateur events including the Stitch Intercollegiate. The course sits within an upscale residential community and reflects Scottish heritage in its design and character.

Beyond golf, MacGregor Downs operates as a full-service country club offering tennis, pickleball, a pool, dining facilities, and social events, making it a comprehensive lifestyle destination for members and their families.