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Bald Mountain Golf Course

Lake Lure, NC

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Ranked #68 in NC

Lake Lure, NC

162 Mountains Blvd, Lake Lure, NC 28746

About this course

Bald Mountain Golf Course is an 18-hole resort course at Rumbling Bald Resort on Lake Lure, North Carolina. The official layout measures 6,283 yards at par 72 from the back tees, with an unusual hole mix of five par 5s, five par 3s and eight par 4s. The course plays over varying elevations with small greens and narrow, tree-lined fairways. The 11th demands an extreme uphill second shot, a creek runs along the right side of the 14th fairway, and the 16th green served as a backdrop for a scene in the film Dirty Dancing.

Type

Mountain

Region

Southeast

Holes

18

Par

72

Yardage

6,283

Course rating

Not published

Slope

Not published

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LooperScore

80.3

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Nearby courses

Courses within 150 miles of Bald Mountain Golf Course, by true distance.

Resort18 holes

Apple Valley Golf Club

Lake Lure, NC · 1.4 mi away

Apple Valley Golf Club is one of the courses at Rumbling Bald Resort in Lake Lure. Dan Maples designed it, and it opened in 1986. The par-72 layout measures 6,756 yards and, unusually for the mountains, most shots play level or downhill. Fairways are wide and the greens are large and rolling, recently converted to Champion Bermuda. Tee times are tied to the resort.

Public18 holes

Black Mountain Golf Course

Black Mountain, NC · 13 mi away

Black Mountain Golf Course is a public course in Black Mountain, east of Asheville, with roots to the 1920s. The par-70 layout plays to about 6,200 yards at the foot of the Seven Sisters range, famous for its 747-yard par-5 17th, once among the longest holes in the world. It is a beloved and affordable mountain muni.

Historic
Public18 holes

Cleghorn Golf & Sports Club

Rutherfordton, NC · 16 mi away

Cleghorn Golf and Sports Club in Rutherfordton is a George Cobb design that opened in 1972 as Cleghorn Plantation. The par-71 course measures 6,821 yards and is known for steep elevation changes and demanding tee shots. Fairways are Tifway 419 Bermuda and greens are Champion Bermuda. It is open to public play and has a pool and a restaurant, Mulligan's.

Public18 holes

Asheville Municipal Golf Course

Asheville, NC · 19 mi away

Asheville Municipal Golf Course is an 18-hole Donald Ross design that opened in 1927 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The front nine plays wide open, while the back nine is tighter and more wooded, rewarding accuracy. Hurricane Helene damaged the front nine, which is serving as a disc golf course during restoration, and the back nine remains open for regular golf. Check with the course for current conditions before booking.

Hidden GemVibes
Public18 holes

Meadowbrook Golf Club

Rutherfordton, NC · 19 mi away

Meadowbrook Golf Club in Rutherfordton opened in 1963 on a family farm in the Blue Ridge foothills. Henson Creek, Davis Creek and two ponds affect ten holes. Rick Robbins renovated the back nine in 2010. The public course plays over 6,700 yards from the back tees.

Semi-private18 holes

Chestnut Mountain Golf Club

Mills River, NC · 22 mi away

Chestnut Mountain Golf Club, formerly High Vista, is an 18-hole course near Arden and Mills River. Tom Jackson designed it, and it opened in 1976. The par-71 layout measures 6,207 yards and moves through pines and oaks with real elevation change, ponds and streams, and mountain views. The club recently moved to semi-private and now takes public tee times.

Last verified 2026-10-25

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