Golf Courses

Cherokee Country Club ☆ Follow

TN

Cherokee Country Club features a classic 18-hole Donald Ross links style course which opened in 1907. The par of Cherokee Country Club is 70, and the length is 6370 yards. Nestled on a bend in the Tennessee River, with sweeping views of the Smoky Mountains, Cherokee Country Club is an unprecedented private club. Today's course is an unusual and rather hilly track that features no fewer than six par threes and back-to-back par fives at holes 4 and 5. The course underwent significant redesign work by architect Ron Prichard, completed in 2008, which restored some of Donald Ross's typical design characteristics and added new bunkers. Six sets of tees stretch the course from 4,841 to 6,370 yards. The course presents a notable challenge relative to its modest length, with a rating of 71.6 and a slope of 129. Founded in 1907, Cherokee Country Club is one of Tennessee's premier recreational and social clubs and a valued asset to the Knoxville community. The facility operates as a private members' club with comprehensive amenities including practice facilities and a professional golf staff.

Cherokee Golf and Country Club ☆ Follow

IA

Cherokee Golf Course ☆ Follow

KY

Cherokee Golf Course, founded in 1895, is one of the oldest municipal golf courses in the United States and the oldest public golf course in Louisville, Kentucky. The course features a hilly layout with two lake holes, making it the shortest of the Metro Parks courses in the system. Its compact design provides an excellent opportunity for golfers to improve their short-iron game through strategic play around the undulating terrain and water hazards. The facility includes a fully stocked Pro Shop, snack bar, and a large practice putting green for player preparation. Additional amenities feature a picnic area available for outings and tournaments of various sizes. Adjacent to the course are a fishing lake and playground area, making it a family-friendly destination. The combination of historic significance dating back over a century and its challenging short-game emphasis positions Cherokee as a distinctive venue within Louisville's municipal golf offerings.

Cherokee Hills Golf Club ☆ Follow

OK

Cherokee Hills Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course with a par of 70 and yardage of 5,849 from the white tees and 6,855 from the blue tees. The course was designed by legendary golf course architect Perry Maxwell in 1924 and renovated by Tripp Davis nearly 80 years later. Located in the wooded hills just outside Tulsa, the course winds through rolling terrain, natural rock outcroppings, and mature trees, delivering a round that is as strategic as it is scenic. Maxwell's signature sloping greens, strategic bunkers, and use of natural topography are on full display, giving every round a sense of historic rhythm and challenge. The tree-lined roughs, dramatic elevation changes and scattered rock formations create unique challenges throughout the course from the first tee to the closing green. Recent upgrades by Tripp Davis have further refined the course, maintaining its original charm while enhancing playability. The facility includes a driving range, putting green, and short-game area. Cherokee Hills regularly hosts charity events, business outings, and high-profile tournaments in the Tulsa metro.

Cherokee Hills Golf Course ☆ Follow

OH

Cherokee Hills is an 18-hole course featuring 6,448 yards from the longest tees with a par of 71. Designed by Chester Kurtz, the course opened in 1969. Located in Bellefontaine in northwestern Ohio, the course is situated in a rolling terrain setting. The course is relatively inexpensive and features some challenging holes, with a length of approximately 6,300 yards. Hole No. 5 stands out as a true risk-reward hole with a 90-degree turn and pond. The course features Bent Grass greens and Bluegrass fairways. The course rating is 70.8 with a slope rating of 115. The facility operates as a public course and includes a clubhouse offering food and beverages.

Cherokee National Golf & Recreation Club ☆ Follow

SC

Cherokee National Golf & Recreation Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Gaffney, South Carolina. Designed by Jay Porter Gibson and Russell Breedan, the course features championship tees and presents a challenging layout for competitive play. The course has established itself as a venue for junior golf tournaments, most notably hosting the Henry Transou Junior Classic, which has been contested annually since at least 2015. The course record from the championship tees stands at 61, set by Josh Gallman on July 8, 2010, with a tournament record of 62 established by Dalon Queen on July 15, 2007. These competitive scores reflect the course's difficulty level and well-maintained conditions. The club combines golf operations with recreational facilities and maintains an active membership program, serving as an important competitive venue for regional junior and amateur golfers in the South Carolina area.

Cherokee Pines Golf & Fitness Club ☆ Follow

GA

Cherokee Plantation ☆ Follow

SC

Cherokee Plantation is a 7,000-acre private sanctuary located in the ACE Basin of South Carolina. The 18-hole course stretches 7,044 yards with a slope of 140 and was designed by Donald Steele. The course opened in 1999. The Scottish links course tests the talents, skills, and patience of its players while providing a picturesque stroll through iconically private wildlife woods and ever-changing natural landscape. The course requires accurate approach play, a full range of shots, creativity on greens with great flag position variations, and revetted sod bunkers that are best avoided. Notable holes include the 438-yard 6th, the 449-yard 14th (a long dogleg right played from tees set back amidst wetlands), and the 585-yard 17th. The estate was purchased in 1998 by a consortium including Peter de Savary of Skibo Castle fame, with over $50 million spent on improving leisure amenities. The championship course is meticulously maintained to tournament standards.

Cherokee Ridge Golf Course ☆ Follow

CO

Cherokee Ridge Golf Course is located just outside downtown Colorado Springs with panoramic views of the Rocky Mountains and Pikes Peak. Established in 1971 and operated by the Cherokee Metropolitan District, the course consists of two nine-hole layouts. The regulation course features three distinct tee sets and measures just over 6,400 yards when played twice from different tees. The Par 3 course, designed by Woody Rice and opened in 1984, provides an excellent option for learning the game or playing a quick round. Both courses are carved from the natural topography of the surrounding landscape, creating playable layouts that accommodate golfers of all ages and abilities. The regulation course offers a full 18-hole experience, while the Par 3 layout is ideal for skill development, practice, or efficient rounds before or after work.

Cherokee Rose Country Club ☆ Follow

GA

Cherokee Rose Country Club, established in 1965 in Hinesville, Georgia, is an 18-hole course designed by its founding members. The course accommodates golfers of all skill levels and features challenging par 3s and strategic water hazards throughout the layout. Named after the historic Cherokee Indian reservation that previously occupied the land, the club was founded to serve as a recreational haven for the local community. The course presents moderate difficulty with its water hazard placements and par 3 challenges as defining characteristics. Beyond the golfing experience, the club offers additional amenities including pool access and serene private ponds exclusive to members. The facility emphasizes both competitive play and recreational enjoyment, positioned as a cornerstone of the Hinesville community for nearly six decades. The club maintains a commitment to welcoming players of varying abilities while preserving its heritage as a traditional golf destination.

Cherokee Run Golf Club ☆ Follow

GA

Cherokee Run Golf Club is nestled in the rolling hills of Rockdale County within the Georgia International Horse Park in Conyers, Georgia. Designed by legendary Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay of the Arnold Palmer Design Group, the course opened in 1995 and has since attracted golfers from around the world. The layout features holes uniquely carved through dense tree coverage, creating secluded playing corridors where errant shots are contained by surrounding forest. This design characteristic provides both aesthetic appeal and strategic challenge, as accuracy off the tee is essential. The course is characterized by its wooded terrain and rolling topography, offering a destination golf experience. Notable for its well-maintained condition and excellent grounds upkeep, Cherokee Run provides rental clubs and instruction through its PGA professionals. The facility includes dining amenities and hosts tournaments, outings, and corporate events, making it a comprehensive golf destination in the greater Atlanta region.

Cherokee Springs Golf & RV Resort ☆ Follow

UT

Cherokee Springs Golf Club ☆ Follow

OK

Cherokee Springs Golf Club is an 18-hole par 72 championship course built in 1989 and designed by Burl Berry, featuring over 6,800 yards of play with bent grass greens. The course is located at 700 E. Ballentine Rd. in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. The course rating is 72.8 with a slope rating of 127, indicating moderate difficulty. The course combines a parkland style with natural water hazards, requiring thoughtful shot placement and strategic carries over several ponds. Wide fairways provide an inviting target for intermediate and advancing golfers, while well-maintained greens encourage precise approach play. The signature hole is hole 6, a 650-yard par 5 requiring an approach shot over two ponds in front of the green. There is a beautiful panoramic view from atop the hill on hole 7. The driving range benefits from recent improvements, including upgraded mats and expanded hitting bays. The facility includes a clubhouse with an on-site grill, pro shop, putting and chipping greens, and golf carts with GPS systems.

Cherokee Town and Country Club (North) ☆ Follow

GA

Cherokee Town and Country Club (South) ☆ Follow

GA

Cherokee Trails Golf Course ☆ Follow

OK

Cherokee Trails Golf Course is a nine-hole course located in the Ozark foothills near Tahlequah, Oklahoma. Situated at 22706 S 504 Rd., the course offers a scenic setting characteristic of the region's rolling terrain and natural landscape. Designed as a more accessible alternative to the nearby 18-hole Cherokee Springs Golf Course, Cherokee Trails provides golfers with a different challenge suited for those with time constraints or seeking variety in their play. The course welcomes golfers of varying skill levels and serves as a practical option for a quicker round while maintaining quality course conditions. Beyond casual play, Cherokee Trails Golf Course actively hosts tournaments, group outings, and special events, with staff available to assist in planning customized experiences. The facility operates daily from 7 AM to 5 PM, with weekday rates at $28 for nine holes and weekend rates at $32, plus annual membership options available at $475.

Cherokee Valley Golf Club ☆ Follow

SC

Cherokee Valley Golf Club ☆ Follow

MS

Cherokee Valley Golf Club is an 18-hole par 72 course situated on a prominent hill in North Mississippi, near Memphis, Tennessee. The course features four sets of tees ranging from 4,422 yards to 6,751 yards, accommodating golfers of all skill levels. The layout incorporates eleven lakes and 52 bunkers throughout the design. Despite these water hazards and sand traps, the course offers wide Zoysia fairways, extra-large Champion Bermuda greens, and clean roughs that provide scoring opportunities and playability. The elevated terrain and hillside positioning create visual interest and varied elevations across the layout. The facility includes a state-of-the-art practice area featuring a three-tiered driving range with automated ball dispensers, two putting greens, and a chipping green. The lodge-style clubhouse offers panoramic views of holes 9 and 18. The course is open to the public and hosts numerous corporate and charity tournaments throughout the year, including two of DeSoto County's largest events. The mild, four-season climate supports year-round play, making it a recommended golf destination for the Memphis area.

Cherokee Valley Golf Course ☆ Follow

MS

Cherokee Valley Golf Club is an 18-hole par 72 course situated on a prominent hill in the North Mississippi and Memphis, Tennessee area. The course features four sets of tees ranging from 4,422 yards to 6,751 yards, accommodating golfers of all skill levels. The layout incorporates eleven lakes and 52 bunkers throughout the course. Despite these hazards, the design emphasizes playability with wide Zoysia fairways, extra-large Champion Bermuda greens, and clean roughs that provide scoring opportunities. The course challenges players while remaining accessible. The facility includes a state-of-the-art practice complex with a three-tiered driving range featuring hitting mats and automated ball dispensers, two putting greens, and a chipping green. The lodge-style clubhouse offers views of holes 9 and 18, a fully stocked pro shop, snack bar, and banquet hall. Cherokee Valley regularly hosts corporate and charity tournaments, including two of the largest events in DeSoto County. The mild, four-season climate makes it a popular venue year-round for the Memphis area.

Cherry Blossom Golf Club ☆ Follow

KY

Cherry Burton Golf Course ☆ Follow

East Riding of Yorkshire

Cherry Burton Golf Club is a nine-hole parkland course located on the southeastern edge of the Yorkshire Wolds, approximately three miles northwest of Beverley in East Riding of Yorkshire. The course opened in 1993 and measures 3,240 yards with a par of 36. It is conveniently positioned for traveling golfers, with easy access to Hull and York, and approximately 10 miles from the M62 motorway. Despite its modest length, the course presents a challenging layout with fairly undulating terrain that demands accuracy from players. Water is a prominent feature on five of the nine holes, adding to the difficulty and requiring strategic play. The parkland setting features numerous hazards throughout the course that reward precise shot-making. The course welcomes visitors daily and offers a practice area including a driving range, putting green, and chipping area, along with PGA-qualified coaching available. The facility includes a clubhouse with a pro shop, bar, and restaurant. Trolley hire and electric carts are available for those who prefer not to walk the course. Cherry Burton has established itself as a popular destination for local and visiting golfers seeking a well-maintained nine-hole course with genuine challenge and good amenities.

Cherry Creek Country Club‎ ☆ Follow

CO

Cherry Creek Golf Club ☆ Follow

MI

Cherry Downs Golf Club ☆ Follow

Ontario

Cherry Downs Golf Club, located on the eastern edge of Greater Toronto in Pickering, Ontario, was designed by renowned Canadian architect Howard Watson and opened in 1962. Set on rolling terrain framed by woodlands, the course has matured into a challenging layout that combines natural beauty with demanding play. The most defining feature is its distinctive putting greens, designed as a homage to Augusta National, characterized by slippery slopes, plateaus, run-offs, and protective surrounds that test players' course management skills. The dense forests and roller-coaster fairways create a stern test throughout the round. The course offers a full practice facility with six target greens, clubhouse, restaurant, and locker rooms. As the first course in the ClubLink family, Cherry Downs maintains a reputation for delivering the atmosphere of a grand and peaceful traditional club while remaining open for daily fee play seven days a week when available.