Bent Creek Golf Course

Gatlinburg, TN · 11 mi away

Gatlinburg Golf Course is a municipal course located about five miles from downtown Gatlinburg, with its physical address in neighboring Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, in the Great Smoky Mountains. The 18-hole course was originally designed by William Langford and was renovated in 2007 by Bob Cupp & Associates, which reworked playability while keeping much of the original routing through the hilly terrain. The course is open year-round and features significant elevation change, including a well-known par-3 twelfth hole with a dramatic tee shot. On-site amenities include a fully stocked golf shop, the Bear's Den Cafe, and a clubhouse pavilion completed in 2024. It operates as a public course with posted seasonal rates and cart-inclusive green fees.

Sevierville, TN · 16 mi away

The River Course is one of two 18-hole courses at Sevierville Golf Club in Sevierville, Tennessee, winding along and across the Little Pigeon River with views of the Great Smoky Mountains. The course is a longer, more traditional layout than its sister Highlands Course, with generous landing areas and water in play on 14 of its 18 holes; resident bald eagles have been spotted on the property. The club opened in the 1990s as Eagles Landing Golf Club before being renamed in 2011. Owned and operated by the City of Sevierville, the River Course is open to the public, with tee times limited to groups of four. Amenities include a driving range, putting and chipping greens, rental clubs, and the Mulligan's clubhouse.

Sevierville, TN · 16 mi away

Sevierville Golf Club, operated by the City of Sevierville, Tennessee, includes two 18-hole courses along the Little Pigeon River in the Smoky Mountains foothills: the Highlands Course and the River Course, the latter historically known as Highland Reserve. The Highlands Course plays to a par of 70 over 6,372 yards, with six par-3 holes, rolling terrain, and mountain streams crossing several fairways. The River Course is a longer, more traditional layout with water in play on 14 of 18 holes and has hosted the TSSAA state high school championships and other regional amateur events. Both courses are open to the public, require proper golf attire, and limit tee times to groups of four, with rental clubs available and outside food and alcohol prohibited on the grounds.