Tri-Cities Golf Card 2019

This is your chance to sample some of the finest golf courses in the area.  You’ll be able to play a round of golf (18 holes with cart) at 9 great courses!  Good through the end of the year.

Andrew Johnson Golf Club

Andrew Johnson Golf Club is an 18 hole public facility including a driving range, practice green and snack bar. Our course architect was Robert C. Walker.

The course is open and player friendly. Everyone from beginners to experienced golfers will find this course a pleasure to play. Water comes into play on three holes, but with well-placed shots it should not interfere with play. (However it will make you think about it) Each 9 plays differently. The front 9 requires more placement type of shots, while the back 9 allows you to fire away with each club.

Bristol Golf Club

The 18-hole "Bristol Golf Club" course at the Bristol Golf Club At The Cedars facility in Bristol, Tennessee features 5,886 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71. The course rating is 70.0 and it has a slope rating of 113. Designed by Bob Taylor, the Bristol Golf Club golf course opened in 2015. Dan Estes manages the course as the Owner.

Cedar Hill Country Club

Cedar Hill Country Club is an 18-hole public/private course that first opened for play as a 9-hole course in July, 1967. The course is open to play by everyone; however, residents of Lee County, VA, the county in which we exist, are only eligible to play three times per membership year without becoming members themselves.

Crockett Ridge Golf Course

Crockett Ridge Golf Course, is located near Kingsport at 4439 L Jack Drive. This user-friendly course was designed to be a good test for a variety of golfing skill levels. There are four lakes incorporated into the design of this course. The greens are ample in dimension and have moderate undulation. They are unique in that they are designed to play diagonally to the fairways, which helps the middle-handicapper.

The Crossings Golf Club

The 18-hole "Crossings" course at the The Crossings Golf Club facility in Jonesborough, TN features 6,535 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. Designed by Gary Roger Baird, ASGCA, the Crossings golf course opened in 1994. Jo Ripley manages the course as the Proshop Manager.

Elizabethton Municipal Golf Course

Nestled in the rolling hills overlooking the west end of Elizabethton TN, Elizabethton Municipal Golf Course, a par 72 course, is a 6,470-yard gem offering golf for all levels of play.  The friendly staff is eager to fulfill your golfing needs with a fully-stocked Pro Shop and ample practice facilities.

Graysburg Hills Golf Course

Graysburg Hills Golf Course has a  4½ Star Rating – Places to Play Guide by Golf Digest Magazine and is nestled in one of the most scenic regions of  the East Tennessee foothills. The course is highly respected for its grooming and maintenance standards, friendly atmosphere, personal service, and reasonable rates. No pretense here, just great golf at an affordable price.

McDonald Hills Golf Club

The 18-hole McDonald Hills course at the McDonald Hills Golf Club facility in Rogersville TN features 6,152 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 68.5 and it has a slope rating of 119 on Bermuda grass. McDonald Hills golf course opened in 1960. Brent Owen manages the course as the General Manager.
 

Twin Creeks Golf Course

The 18-hole Twin Creeks golf course in Chuckey, Tennessee features 6,605 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 70.0 and it has a slope rating of 117. Designed by Marlen Collins/Huey Rader, the Twin Creeks golf course opened in 1966. Huey Rader manages the course as the Co-Owner.