Cashiers, NC
1525 High Hampton Rd, Cashiers, NC 28717
About this course
High Hampton Golf Club is part of the High Hampton resort in Cashiers, North Carolina, in the Blue Ridge Mountains near Chimney Top and Rock Mountain. The course originally opened in 1956, designed by George Cobb, and underwent a three-year renovation completed in 2021 under architect Tom Fazio, who rebuilt six holes and updated the greens and fairways.
The par-71 layout plays to 6,903 yards from its back tees, with holes rising and falling over the property's natural slopes and finishing with the par-4 15th and 18th holes, which face the surrounding rock outcroppings. Play is arranged through High Hampton's residential club and the resort's inn, with tee times booked through the concierge for members and overnight guests.
Type
Mountain
Region
Southeast
Holes
18
Par
71
Yardage
6,903
Established
1956
LooperScore
75.2
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Design & architects
- George Cobb, architect
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Nearby courses
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Sapphire National Golf Club
Sapphire, NC · 3.5 mi away
Sapphire National Golf Club lies in the Sapphire Valley and Cashiers Plateau area of the Blue Ridge Mountains in western North Carolina, and is the only golf course open to the public without a hotel stay in that part of the state. Architect Ron Garl designed the course to work with the mountainous terrain and a waterfall on the property. The layout moves through steep elevation changes, with a par-4 13th hole running beside a waterfall and a par-3 15th hole built around an island green. Bunkers, creeks and blind shots appear throughout, and the front nine carries more par 3s than the back. Sapphire National opened in 1982 and plays to a par of 70 across 18 holes, with several sets of tees to suit different distances. The course operates seasonally from March into winter, with bentgrass tees, fairways and greens.
Old Edwards Club
Highlands, NC · 5.4 mi away
Old Edwards Club is an 18-hole, par-71 private course in Highlands, North Carolina, designed by Tom Jackson and reopened as a private club in 2009 after a renovation of the former Highlands Cove course. The front nine climbs through mountain terrain with elevated tees and downhill approaches to rolling greens. The back nine, known as the Cove nine, runs through a small valley. The clubhouse has a pro shop and locker rooms. Old Edwards Club is private and open to members and to guests of Old Edwards Inn and Spa, who also have access to dining, tennis, a pool and a fitness center.
Windsor at Walhalla
Walhalla, SC · 19 mi away
Windsor at Walhalla is a golf course in Walhalla, South Carolina, in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Harry Bowers designed the course, which was originally built in 1991 on former farmland; the Yeatts and Calhoun families bought the course in August 2021. The layout offers both 9- and 18-hole play across a course that stretches to about 6,800 to 6,866 yards at a par of 72, with elevation changes and mountain views. Windsor at Walhalla is a public course with daily green fees, membership options, a driving range, and an on-site tavern serving food.
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