Valdosta Country Club

Valdosta Country Club is a private 27-hole golf course located in Valdosta, Georgia, carved from historic South Georgia woodlands and pines. Co-designed by Joe Lee and Bobby Weed, the course comprises three nines: the Bellemeade Nine (designed by Bobby Weed, completed in 1988) and the Plantation and Bottom Nines (rebuilt in 1997).

The course features a challenging layout set within the natural landscape of the former Cherokee Plantation. Amenities include a driving range and two practice greens to support player development.

Valdosta Country Club has hosted significant tournaments, including the 1999 NCAA Division II Golf Tournament and the 1999 USA Senior Tour event. The club celebrates over a century of operation, having been established as a recreational and social center for the Valdosta area since 1917.

Beyond golf, the facility offers tennis courts, a fitness center, and swimming facilities. A comprehensive clubhouse renovation in 2015 modernized dining and meeting spaces, while a full 18-hole course renovation began in 2022.