Type
Parkland
Region
Southeast
LooperScore
62.0
Holes
18
Par
72
Design & architects
- Gene Hamm — architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Pilot Knob Park Country Club, by true distance.
The Short Course at Primland Resort
Meadows of Dan, VA · 21 mi away
The Short Course at Primland Resort, opened in 2010, offers a unique and engaging 9-hole experience within the stunning Blue Ridge Mountains of Meadows of Dan, Virginia. While the architect is unknown, the course is designed to complement the resort's championship Highland Course, providing a more accessible yet still challenging option. It features seven par-three holes and two par-fours, making it ideal for a quicker round, practice, or for golfers looking to hone their short game. A round on this course is often included with golf clinics, highlighting its role in skill development. The setting provides breathtaking mountain views, consistent with the natural beauty of Primland. The course offers a chance to experience the resort's pristine conditions and scenic landscape in a more compact format, making it a valuable addition to the Primland golf offerings.
Cedarbrook Country Club
State Road, NC · 21 mi away
Olde Mill Golf Resort
Laurel Fork, VA · 22 mi away
Nevel Meade Golf Course, designed by Steven R. Smyers, offers a unique links-inspired experience in Prospect, Kentucky, reminiscent of classic Scottish courses. Smyers' philosophy emphasizes strategic play, creativity, and providing options that challenge golfers to improve. The course is set atop rolling highlands in the greater Louisville area, featuring significant elevation changes, deep bunkering, and expansive heather grass areas that contribute to its picturesque yet demanding character. A notable challenge is the 14th hole, a par 5 with a tee shot from one of the course's highest points, overlooking woods and cliffs. The 15th, a 175-yard par 3, also demands precision. Nevel Meade stands out as a rare links-style gem in a region dominated by parkland courses, offering excellent conditioning and a memorable round for all skill levels.