18-Hole (Private) This private club was once the host of the Greater Greensboro Open. George Cobb redesigned the course in 1972. Weekend tee times are reserved by calling the prior Wednesday.

18-Hole (Private) This course has a spectacular view of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The fairways are tree lined, and water hazards come into play on almost every hole. Hole #15, a 410-yard, par 4, stretches down to a green that has a beautiful panoramic view of Table Rock, famous for its...

18-Hole (Resort) This championship course, built in the mountains, has wide fairways and greens. The mountainous front nine provides a sporting challenge for all skill levels. A memorable hole is #4, the "Springdale Spasm," a 429-yard, par 4, which is an uphill, dogleg right with a mountain stream bordering the right...

18-Hole (Semi-private) This course opened in 1996. The course personnel assert there is more than one signature hole, and that players will have to decide which is their favorite.

18-Hole (Private) This course was built on hilly terrain and can be difficult. The fairways are tree lined, and the greens are well manicured. There are many trees that can affect your shots, and water hazards come into play on several holes.

18-Hole (Semi-private) This very challenging course features tree-lined fairways that are rolling and narrow. The greens are undulating and fast. Juniors under 13 years of age play free.

18-Hole (Semi-private) This course features wide fairways and well-manicured greens. Numerous trees can affect your shots, and ponds come into play several times. The signature hole is #17, requiring a tee shot up a dogleg left fairway with some tall trees in the middle.

18-Hole (Public) This well-established course has mature trees lining its fairways and creeks that come into play on almost all holes. Although the course measures only 6,534 yards, it plays deceivingly longer and requires the use of all the clubs in your bag. The signature hole is #18, a 425-yard, par...

18-Hole (Private) This is a difficult course. There are trees lining most of the fairways, and the small greens are slightly undulating. There are water hazards that come into play on some holes. Caddies are mandatory if you choose to walk the course.

18-Hole (Semi-private) This course is cut through the woods and it rests against the Smoky Mountains. The greens are undulating and large. The views are spectacular anywhere, and occasionally one may see a black bear.