Golf Courses

Country Club of Columbia ☆ Follow

MS

The Columbia Golf and Country Club features a 9-hole golf course located in Columbia, Mississippi. The course, built in 1931, consists of 2,173 yards of open fairways filled with Bermuda grass and raised greens, playing to a par-35. The clubhouse, known as the Grand White House, was constructed in 1923. The course is characterized by its setting amid enchanting landscapes of Columbia, Mississippi, with natural beauty and astonishing raised greens presenting a challenging and exhilarating golf experience for players of all skill levels. The club has historic significance, as members of the past have hosted some of America's most distinguished people.

Country Club of Culpeper ☆ Follow

VA

The Country Club of Culpeper is situated in historic Culpeper County, Virginia, amid the rolling foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The 18-hole course features 6,026 yards of golf for a par of 71. The original 9 holes were built in 1954 and were lengthened to a full 18 holes in 1993 with notable Mid-Atlantic golf course designer Brian Ault completing the expansion. The course rating is 68.5 with a slope rating of 124 on Bermuda grass. The course's picturesque and unique design challenges golfers of all skill levels. The course terrain is favorable for walking for those seeking exercise or playing a couple of holes in the evening. The clubhouse overlooks the 18-hole golf course and Simpson's Lake. The facility serves as a private club for members from surrounding counties in central Virginia and offers additional amenities including tennis courts, a swimming pool, and dining facilities.

Country Club Of Darien ☆ Follow

CT

Country Club of Darien is an 18-hole private golf course located in Darien, Connecticut, redesigned by renowned US Open course architect Dr. Michael Hurdzan. The club is situated on 300 Mansfield Avenue and serves as a comprehensive country club facility offering both golf and racquet sports amenities. The course has hosted several prestigious championships, including the 2019 Westchester Open and the 2020 "Ike" MGA Championship, demonstrating its standing within competitive golf circles. Beyond golf, the facility features eight Har-Tru Tennis courts and five Platform Tennis courts, hosting the 2016 and 2020 Platform Tennis National Championships. Founded through the vision and generosity of the Edgar Auchincloss family, Country Club of Darien positions itself as a distinctive gathering place for members and their guests. The club provides a full-service country club experience with dining amenities including two à la carte restaurants and a wine room, a six-lane swimming pool with diving facilities, and event spaces for weddings and private gatherings. The facility operates year-round and maintains membership-based access to all its recreational and social offerings.

Country Club of Decatur ☆ Follow

IL

Country Club of Detroit ☆ Follow

MI

Country Club of Detroit is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan. Originally designed by renowned British architect Harry S. Colt in 1912, the course has undergone multiple renovations by prestigious designers including Colt/Alison, Robert Trent Jones Sr., Robert Trent Jones Jr., and Tom Doak of Renaissance Golf Design. The most recent restoration in 2011 returned the course to Colt and Alison's original design philosophy with contemporary updates. The course has hosted significant tournaments, including the 1915 National Amateur and the 1954 U.S. Amateur Championship, which was won by Arnold Palmer. The club also hosted the 2004 Turning Point Invitational, drawing 30 past U.S. Amateur Champions. The championship layout provides challenge and playability for golfers of all skill levels, with recent renovations including updated greens, bunkers, tees, practice areas, and modern irrigation and drainage systems. Founded in 1897, the club combines its golf facilities with a clubhouse designed by renowned architect Albert Kahn and comprehensive member amenities.

Country Club Of Fairfax ☆ Follow

VA

Country Club Of Fairfield ☆ Follow

CT

The Country Club of Fairfield was founded in 1914 by Oliver Gould Jennings on land originally called Mosquito Hill, formerly consisting of onion fields and tidal marsh. Seth Raynor, a protégé of Charles Blair Macdonald, designed the golf course in a links-style layout featuring replicas of renowned British Isles holes. The ambitious landfill project required several years to complete, with the course officially opening in 1921. Hall of Fame golfer Walter Hagen attended the inaugural day. Located in Fairfield, Connecticut, the course was built on challenging terrain that required significant earthwork to transform swampy marshland into playable fairways. The design reflects early 20th-century American golf course architecture, incorporating strategic bunkering and hole configurations inspired by classic British links courses, creating a challenging layout that demands precision and course management.

Country Club Of Farmington ☆ Follow

CT

Established in 1892, Country Club of Farmington is one of Connecticut's most distinguished historic links courses and among the oldest clubs in New England. Designed by renowned architect Devereux Emmet, a prolific course designer responsible for over 150 prestigious courses, the layout reflects classic links design principles. The course features distinctive ground contours and strategic green placements that challenge golfers throughout the round. Each hole possesses unique character, with undulating greens surrounded by bunkers that evoke the spirit of traditional Scottish links golf. Reading greens before chipping is essential to success on the course. Located in Farmington, Connecticut, the course offers complex design and presents significant difficulty that appeals to experienced golfers of all ages. The layout has been preserved as a shining example of early American golf course architecture, maintaining its character and challenge over more than a century of play. The course serves as the centerpiece of the club's facilities, which also include dining and event spaces.

Country Club of Gaffney ☆ Follow

SC

Country Club of Green Valley ☆ Follow

AZ

Country Club of Green Valley is an 18-hole private golf course located in Green Valley, Arizona, situated on 130 acres bordering the Santa Cruz River and pecan groves. Designed by Red Lawrence, the course features five sets of tees ranging from 4,809 to 6,628 yards, offering challenge for players of all skill levels. The layout is characterized by tree-lined fairways that create a familiar setting for members from the eastern and midwestern United States. The course is notably deceptive in difficulty, requiring use of a full complement of clubs despite its yardage. Play maintains a brisk pace, with rounds completed in four hours or less even during peak season, facilitated by organized shotgun start times. The facility emphasizes year-round playability through strategic overseeding with winter rye and summer bermuda, supported by conservative turf management and access to water rights from the Santa Cruz Aquifer. Amenities include comprehensive practice facilities with a driving range, chipping and pitching areas, bunker, and two putting greens. The club, established in 1971 and member-owned, hosts over 40 tournaments annually alongside weekly men's and women's competitions.

Country Club of Gwinnett ☆ Follow

GA

Country Club of Halifax ☆ Follow

MA

Originally designed by renowned architect Phil Wogan in 1966, Country Club of Halifax is an 18-hole championship course located in Halifax, Massachusetts. The layout stretches 6,738 yards from the back tees with a par of 72, and offers four tee options to accommodate players of all skill levels. The course features challenging holes with fast greens and is consistently well-maintained. The facility includes a driving range and practice areas alongside the main course. Country Club of Halifax is recognized as one of the premier golf layouts in the region, offering a challenging yet enjoyable experience for both beginning golfers and low-handicap players. The course is known for maintaining excellent playing conditions year-round and is noted as a well-kept secret among local golfers, combining quality course design with accessible pricing and attentive staff service.

Country Club of Hilton Head ☆ Follow

SC

Country Club of Ithaca Golf Course ☆ Follow

NY

The Country Club of Ithaca was founded in 1900 and features an 18-hole course designed by Geoffrey Cornish, completed in 1958. The par 72 course offers both relaxing and challenging rounds for golfers of all skill levels. Located in the heart of Cayuga Heights in Ithaca, NY, the course is situated within a comprehensive country club facility that includes amenities such as tennis courts and swimming pools. The course has hosted the Ivy League Championships and National Junior Championships. The club has flourished for over 100 years due to its membership composition and offers golf leagues, tournaments, junior programs and social events. The facility serves as a private members' club with guest privileges available.

Country Club of Jackson ☆ Follow

MI

Country Club of Jackson is a 27-hole golf course located in Jackson, Michigan, established in 1926. The course is situated on Horton Road and serves as a private members' club offering a comprehensive leisure experience. Beyond golf, the facility features a 24/7 fitness center, junior Olympic and zero-entry children's pools, clay and hard surface tennis courts, and family-friendly dining options. The club emphasizes well-maintained grounds and professional service across all amenities. The golf course is described as meticulously groomed, though specific details about par, course design, designers, and individual hole characteristics are not provided in the available content. The club positions itself as a community-focused establishment with year-round social events, banquet facilities, and a children's day camp program, appealing to members seeking both recreational and social opportunities.

Country Club of Johnston County ☆ Follow

NC

Country Club of Johnston County is an 18-hole public golf course located in Smithfield, North Carolina, just one mile off I-95. Designed by renowned architect Ellis Maples, the course features a picturesque links-style layout with rolling hills and a mix of open fairways and tree-lined holes. The course is known for its non-crowded conditions, with rounds typically completed in approximately 3.5 hours. The layout emphasizes strategic shot-making from tee to green and is suitable for both walking and riding play. The terrain transitions between beautiful rolling landscapes and densely treed sections, providing varied visual interest and course management challenges. The course hosts tournaments and maintains an active membership program while remaining open to public play. Its accessibility near the interstate and efficient pace of play make it a convenient option for both local and traveling golfers seeking a well-maintained Ellis Maples design.

Country Club of Lansing ☆ Follow

MI

Country Club of Lansing features an 18-hole championship golf course designed by renowned architect William Langford during golf's "golden age." Located in Lansing, Michigan, the course is characterized by rolling tree-lined fairways and a classic layout that balances challenge with playability. The course design incorporates several distinctive features, including uniquely sloped greens, strategically placed bunkers, and natural water hazards. Notable elements include a pond on holes 14 and 17, and a natural ravine situated between holes 8 and 9. The course is complemented by a driving range facility. Established in 1908, Country Club of Lansing has maintained a reputation for exceptional course conditions, with members and guests frequently citing the greens and overall playability among the finest in the country. The layout demands strategic shot-making while remaining accessible to golfers of varying skill levels, reflecting the thoughtful design principles characteristic of Langford's work. The course continues to serve as a premier Midwest golf destination for members and their guests.

Country Club of Leawood ☆ Follow

KS

Country Club of Lexington ☆ Follow

SC

The Country Club of Lexington is an 18-hole, par-72 course designed by Ed Riccoboni and opened in 1966. The course features 6,542 yards from the longest tees, with a course rating of 71.3 and slope rating of 131 on Bermuda grass. Located south of the city of Lexington at 1066 Barr Road, the club is convenient to the entire Columbia area. The tree-lined parkland course provides a balance of challenge and enjoyment for golfers of all skill levels. The rough is thick and deep, making the course very challenging. The greens are quick and challenging with numerous subtle slopes and undulations. The club features a full service driving range with short game practice facility and two practice putting greens. The golf course has hosted several SCGA and USGA events and is constantly ranked among the top courses in the Midlands. CCL has been awarded "Club of the Year" by the South Carolina Golf Association. Beyond golf, the club offers an Olympic-size swimming pool, seven tennis courts, grill area, and banquet/meeting rooms.

Country Club of Lincoln ☆ Follow

NE

Country Club of Maryland ☆ Follow

MD

Country Club of Miami ☆ Follow

FL

Country Club of Miami features two distinctive 18-hole courses designed by Robert Trent Jones. Founded in 1961, the club has hosted notable professional golfers and tournaments throughout its history, including Jack Nicklaus's first professional tournament and Lee Trevino's fourth professional victory. The West Course measures 7,017 yards with a par of 72 and a slope rating of 132, presenting a challenging layout that hosted the 1991 Senior PGA Tour National Qualifying School. It was formerly the site of the National Airlines Open. The East Course spans 6,353 yards at par 70 with a slope of 124, emphasizing shot placement and strategic play suitable for golfers of varying skill levels. Located in Hialeah, Florida, the facility welcomes golfers of all abilities. The club gained cultural significance as the home of comedian-actor Jackie Gleason, who hosted celebrity golfers including Bob Hope and Bing Crosby. The course also served as the professional home of Arnold Palmer, appointed as the club's first professional when it opened.

Country Club of Missouri ☆ Follow

MO

Country Club of Mobile ☆ Follow

AL