The Country Club

About The Country Club

The Country Club in Morristown, Tennessee, stands as one of East Tennessee's most prestigious private clubs, designed by renowned golf course architect William Langford and opened in 1955. This championship 18-hole layout has provided recreation, enjoyment, and activities for the entire family for nearly seven decades.

The William Langford design represents classic American golf architecture, featuring strategic bunkering, rolling fairways, and well-positioned greens that demand both precision and course management. Playing to 6,921 yards from the gold tees with a challenging course rating of 73.9 and slope rating of 147, the course tests golfers of all skill levels.

The signature hole is #17, a demanding 206-yard par 3 that requires an accurate tee shot to a well-sloped green protected by strategic bunkers and natural hazards. This hole epitomizes Langford's design philosophy of creating challenging yet fair golf holes that reward good shots while punishing poor ones.

The course has gained recognition throughout Tennessee and the Southeast for hosting prestigious tournaments, including the Tennessee State PGA Championship and the State PGA Four-Ball Tournament. It has also served as a Nationwide Tour Qualifying site for the Knoxville Open, demonstrating its championship credentials.

The Country Club is described as a "Langford design championship golf course" that is considered "second to none in East Tennessee." The course features Champion Bermuda greens and meticulously maintained fairways that provide excellent playing conditions year-round.

Beyond golf, The Country Club serves as a full-service country club with a 20,000-square-foot clubhouse featuring a full-service restaurant, swimming pool, tennis court, fitness center, and ballroom facilities for special events and member gatherings.

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