Danville Golf Club

Summerfield, NC · 29 mi away

Greensboro National Golf Club is an 18-hole course in Summerfield, North Carolina, just north of Greensboro, that opened in 1995. It was designed and built by Don Charles and Mark Charles, the same team behind Olde Homeplace in Winston-Salem, on rolling terrain that crosses lakes and hills. The routing mixes forced carries, such as the wetland crossing on the opening hole, with generally generous fairways and undulating bent greens. The course is part of a residential community and operates on a semi-private basis, offering public tee times alongside memberships, with reduced 12-hole rates added in recent years.

Browns Summit, NC · 30 mi away

The Champions Course at Bryan Park Golf & Conference Center in Browns Summit, north of Greensboro, is an 18-hole, par-72 course designed by Rees Jones that opened in 1990. From the back tees it plays 7,255 yards with a course rating of 75.8 and a slope of 142, and shorter tees bring it down to about 5,252 yards. Seven holes border Lake Townsend, and the layout includes 97 sand bunkers along with grass bunkers, hollows and forced carries over water. The course is open to public play as part of Bryan Park's 36-hole complex.

Browns Summit, NC · 30 mi away

The Champions Course at Bryan Park sits in Browns Summit, north of Greensboro, North Carolina, on parkland bordering Lake Townsend. Designed by Rees Jones, it opened in 1990. Seven holes run along the lake, and the course uses roughly 97 sand traps along with grass bunkers and hollows across its rolling, tree-lined fairways. From the back tees the course plays past 7,200 yards with Bermuda fairways and MiniVerde Bermuda greens, and it hosted the U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship in 2010. Bryan Park operates as a public golf and conference center with a second course on site, and offers multiple tee options intended to suit players of varying ability.