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Charlotte Country Club

Charlotte, NC
4/5 grail
Designed by Donald Ross  ·  4.7★ players
✈ CLT 8 mi · Charlotte 3 mi
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Why it’s a grail

As Charlotte's inaugural private country club, this meticulously preserved Donald Ross design remains an exclusive and timeless golfing experience.

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About the course

Charlotte Country Club holds the distinction as the first private country club established in Charlotte, North Carolina. Its classic golf course was originally designed by the revered Golden Age architect Donald Ross. Situated within the city, the course offers a meticulously maintained parkland experience that has evolved while preserving its architectural integrity. The club is a private, member-owned institution, renowned for its challenging yet elegant design that has hosted numerous significant amateur championships and a major international team competition.

Championships hosted: Presidents Cup · U.S. Amateur · U.S. Women's Amateur · U.S. Senior Amateur · U.S. Mid-Amateur · U.S. Girls' Junior · U.S. Junior Amateur

Player reviews

Google 4.7★ · 203 ratings
5★ · Michael John Valentine Artist · a year ago

Our man Kenny was spot on the best part of our golf experience. The course layout is amazing and he guided us on every hole. Great Job!!

4★ · Kathleen Britton · 6 months ago

I was there for the annual UNC Charlotte Bonnie E. Cone Society Luncheon. It was very nice, except that the bartenders did not use gloves when touching the slices of lemon and lime for drinks.

5★ · Melanie E · 11 months ago

Service and food here are excellent. It is a country club though so you're paying for it and it better be good.

Course timeline

  1. 1910Opened with a Donald Ross design
  2. 1961U.S. Women's Amateur
  3. 1971U.S. Amateur
  4. 1987U.S. Senior Amateur
  5. 1999Restored by Ron Prichard
  6. 2000U.S. Mid-Amateur
  7. 2010U.S. Girls' Junior
  8. 2017U.S. Junior Amateur
  9. 2021Began comprehensive restoration by Beau Welling
  10. 2022Presidents Cup