Meadowlands Golf Club

High Point, NC · 7.2 mi away

Hyland Golf Club, long known as Hyland Hills Golf Course, is located in the Sandhills region near Southern Pines, North Carolina, close to Pinehurst. It was designed by Tom Jackson and is set on one of the higher elevations in the area. The course runs through longleaf pines on rolling to flat terrain, with several holes routed through a central valley that includes two ponds and notable elevation change. Its greens were among the first in the region converted to Champion Bermuda grass, and the layout has changed ownership more than once, including a restoration effort that began around 2011. Hyland is open to public play and is generally regarded as an easily walked course, with tee sets ranging from around 4,700 to nearly 6,900 yards.

Clemmons, NC · 13 mi away

Salem Glen Golf and Country Club is a public course in Clemmons, west of Winston-Salem. The 18-hole layout plays along the Yadkin River with water in play throughout, a scenic and well-conditioned course for the western Triad.

Clemmons, NC · 14 mi away

The Championship Course at Tanglewood Park is an 18-hole, par-70 public course in Clemmons, North Carolina, designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. and opened in 1958. It hosted the 1974 PGA Championship and the 1986 U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship, along with the Vantage Championship from 1988 to 2002. The course sits on rolling, wooded terrain along the Yadkin River and is guarded by roughly 78 bunkers spread across its holes. A 2018 renovation led by Robert Trent Jones II updated bunkers, tees, and greens while preserving the elder Jones's original design philosophy. Operated by Forsyth County Parks and Recreation, Tanglewood offers public tee times, along with a companion 18-hole Reynolds course and a par-3 course on the same property.