| _ | | _ | | | A favorite Tennessee golf package destination of many of our senior and women golfers is the Deer Creek golf course.
Deer Creek's layout offers opportunities for many birdies. The bent grass greens are some of the smoothest and fastest greens in the area. Most of the par 5 holes are reachable with two solid shots but staying in the fairway is critical. | | | _ | | _ | | | Carved in the mountains of the Cumberland Plateau, this magnificent course will test the games of the top golfers. This course has many natural hazards that can cause a big score, but if you are on your game, birdies can be made. This is without question one of the most scenic courses that you will ever play and a personal favorite of the Tucker Staff. | | | _ | | _ | | | Druid Hills has long been the favorite course of the local Fairfield Glade residents. This course gets its name from the rolling fairways that make up this great layout. This course offers a challenge to all types of golfers. | | | _ | | _ | | | Heatherhurst Golf Club has recently undergone a transformation. The newly-named 18-hole Brae Course is made up of the original Creek and Mountain 9-hole tracts. The front nine provides the most challenge, including the number 4 hole, which features a double dogleg fairway. This hole is considered by some as the toughest par 5 in Tennessee. The undulating fairways and encroaching bunkers guarantee a challenging and scenic round. | | | _ | | _ | | | The completion of nine additional holes in mid-2000 created a brand new 18-hole course, called the Crag Course, at Heatherhurst Golf Club. As with its sister, The Brae Course, it features Bentgrass tees and greens. Its well-maintained, wide fairways are great for the short hitters, but some strategically placed bunkers create a demanding day on the links. Heatherhurst's original three nine-hole courses were all given 4 stars from the current edition of Golf Digest's Places to Play. | | | _ | | _ | | | Host to many state sanctioned tournaments, Lake Tansi has long been a favorite of locals and visitors. This 18-hole layout demands precise shot-making to navigate its many dogleg holes. But once you reach the green, that's where the fun begins. Many of the holes have two and three tier greens that require imagination and touch. | | | _ | | _ | | | Stonehenge is the premier attraction for all of our Tennessee golf packages. This Joe Lee design masterpiece is one of the most scenic courses you will ever experience. Stonehenge was voted the best new resort course in 1986 by Golf Digest and is still rated in the top 25 resort courses in the United States. Its bent grass fairways and greens play host to many prestigious tournaments, including the 1997 Tennessee State Open. Experience the golf vacation of a lifetime by playing Tennessee's Stonehenge.
| | | _ | | _ | | | Situated in the heart of Tennessee's scenic Cumberland Plateau, The Bear Trace at Cumberland Mountain was named "Top Ten Courses in Tennessee" by Golf Digest in 2001. Cumberland Mountain was also named "1998's Best New Golf Course in Tennessee," by local and regional golfers that was followed in 1999 by Golf Magazine's "One of the Top Ten You Can Play" in North America. | | | | | | | | Custom Trip Quote to Crossville | | | | | | | | | | |