Dead Horse Lake Golf Course

Knoxville, TN · 6.0 mi away

Willow Creek Golf Club is an 18-hole public facility with a par of 72 located in Knoxville, Tennessee. The course was designed by architect Bill Oliphant and opened for play in 1988 in the heart of West Knoxville. It is dedicated to providing upscale playing conditions and includes a pro shop and full practice facilities. The layout at Willow Creek is characterized by immaculate bent grass greens and bermuda grass fairways. Each hole is distinct, featuring subtle elevation changes and strategic water hazards. The fifth hole is notable for a landing area that is isolated by two creeks, requiring precise shot placement. Several lengthy par fives and challenging par threes test the skills of all golfers, while multiple tee sets ensure the course remains playable for various ability levels.

Oak Ridge, TN · 7.5 mi away

Centennial Golf Club is a public 18-hole facility in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, with a par of 71. The course was designed by architect Gary Roger Baird and opened in 1997 on more than 120 acres of East Tennessee countryside. Centennial Golf features plush Bermuda fairways and bent grass greens that meander through natural forestry. The terrain is characterized by rolling hills and undulating ground, providing strategic variety on every hole. The design works with the natural landforms of the region, offering multiple angles of play and rewarding thoughtful course management.

Lenoir City, TN · 9.0 mi away

Avalon Golf & Country Club is an 18-hole semi-private facility in Lenoir City, Tennessee, designed by Joseph L. Lee and opened in 1997. The course plays to a par of 72 and measures 6,764 yards from the championship tees. The layout is situated within the Avalon residential community and features rolling hills and wooded fairways. Golfers encounter several water hazards and bunkers that protect the large greens. The facility includes a full-service clubhouse and practice facilities.

Rockford, TN · 11 mi away

Egwani Farms Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 public golf course in Rockford, Tennessee, near Knoxville. Built on former farmland and opened in 1991, the course was developed by Ernest Koella Jr. and designed by D. J. DeVictor, playing just over 6,700 yards from the back tees. The Little River runs alongside portions of the layout, and the name Egwani derives from a Native American word meaning little river. It remains a family-owned, daily-fee public course.

Knoxville, TN · 11 mi away

Knoxville Golf Course, formally Knoxville Municipal Golf Course, is a city-owned public course on Schaad Road in North Knoxville, Tennessee. It was designed by architect D.J. DeVictor and opened for play in the spring of 1984. The layout moves through rolling hills with running streams and wooded stretches, giving it a varied character across its 18 holes. Bermuda fairways and bentgrass greens cover 6,413 yards from the back tees. The City of Knoxville owns the course, which is operated under contract by Purple Horse Hospitality alongside Whittle Springs Golf Course. Tee times are required, and the clubhouse offers a deli known locally for its chili dog. The course is open to golfers of all skill levels, with weekday and weekend rate tiers for riding and walking play.

Knoxville, TN · 13 mi away

Whittle Springs is Knoxville's oldest municipal golf course, opening in 1934. The par-70 layout plays to 5,729 yards from the back tees. The property was once part of a resort with a hotel and swimming pool, and the course has hosted the Knoxville City Amateur Championship since the 1930s. The clubhouse includes a golf shop and snack bar.