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Stonebridge Golf Club was built in 1973 through a joint venture of Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company and Fletcher Properties of Tennessee, Inc. The public 18-hole course is located in Lakeland, Tennessee. The course was designed by George Cobb, who also designed the par three course at Augusta National, home to the Masters Tournament, and East Lake Golf Club, home of the PGA Tour Championship. The 6,768 yard par 71 course features strategically placed bunkers and challenging water hazards.

The tree-lined course presents a challenge for golfers of all playing levels with 4 different sets of tees. The signature hole is #6, a 578-yard, par 5, with a dogleg fairway and requiring an approach shot over water to an elevated green. Hole #14, a 436 yard par-4, is the #1 handicap hole on the course. The course is known for its first-class practice facilities, including a large 25-station driving range, separate chipping facility, practice sand bunker, and large putting green.