Golfbanen in North Carolina

Premier Golf Courses

North Carolina's diverse topography provides a range of golfing environments, from the high-altitude fairways of Beech Mountain Club at over 5,000 feet to the links-style holes of Bradford Creek. This collection features championship layouts designed by Ellis Maples and George Cobb, including mountain courses with dramatic elevation changes and peninsula designs on Lake Wylie. The list encompasses private clubs, public facilities, and specialized training centers like the Dana Rader Golf School.

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TPC Wakefield Plantation

The Country Club at Wakefield Plantation is a private golf club located within the planned community of Wakefield Plantation in Raleigh,…

B

Topgolf

High-tech entertainment complex featuring climate-controlled hitting bays, an outfield with electronic targets, and a full-service restaurant.

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The Preserve at Jordan Lake

This course has been voted as one of America's top 40 new courses! Excellent conditions, beautiful area.

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Dana Rader Golf School

If you want to improve your golf game, this is the right facility for you. Try it and you won't be disappointed.

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Boone Golf Club

An 18-hole public course designed by Ellis Maples in 1959, featuring level fairways and large bentgrass greens set in the Blue Ridge Mountains.

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Ryder Golf Course

An 18-hole course located on the Fort Liberty military installation, featuring rolling terrain and pine-lined fairways.

G

Sapphire National Golf Club

High-elevation course in the Blue Ridge Mountains known for its 15th hole, which plays over a waterfall.

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Regent Park Golf Club

A Ron Garl-designed championship course located near the state border, featuring a 26-acre practice facility.

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Beech Mountain Club

One of the highest elevation golf courses in the Eastern United States, sitting at 5,567 feet with views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

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Mountain Glen Golf Club

A George Cobb-designed 18-hole course in Newland, featuring bentgrass greens and views of the surrounding Appalachians.

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Grassy Creek Golf & Country Club

Semi-private 18-hole course in Spruce Pine, offering undulating fairways and mountain vistas.

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Linville Falls Golf Club

An 18-hole course situated near the Blue Ridge Parkway, featuring a layout that winds through mountain valleys and forests.

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Tega Cay Golf Club

A 27-hole public golf facility located on a peninsula of Lake Wylie, featuring significant elevation changes and water hazards.

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Bradford Creek Public Golf Course

A par-72 course in Greenville featuring a links-style back nine and a lighted driving range.

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High Vista Golf Club

A Tom Jackson-designed mountain course located near Asheville, featuring elevation changes and views of the French Broad River Valley.