About this course
River Birch Golf Club in Amory, MS has a challenging layout. The course is known for its strategic holes and pristine conditions.
Type
Parkland
Region
Southeast
Holes
18
Par
72
Established
1995
LooperScore
69.7
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of River Birch Golf Club, by true distance.
Bel-Air Golf Club
Tupelo, MS · 25 mi away
Bel-Air Golf Course is a municipal, nine-hole course located on Country Club Road in Tupelo, Mississippi. It has operated as a public course for many decades. From the longest tees the course plays about 3,026 yards to a par of 36. It is a modest, walkable layout offering a driving range, putting green, and pro shop, and is generally used for casual and beginner play rather than championship golf.
Tupelo National Golf Club
Saltillo, MS · 25 mi away
Tupelo National Golf Club is located on Big Oaks Boulevard in Saltillo, Mississippi, in the Tupelo area of the state's northeastern hill country. The club operates as a daily-fee public golf course with GPS-equipped carts and a clubhouse used for outings and social events. Course rules require golfers to be paid players or accompanied guests, and collared shirts are required both on the course and in the clubhouse. Tupelo National is open to public play with posted weekday and weekend green fee rates, and it also offers membership options for regular golfers in the area.
Last verified 2026-09-17
Mossy Oak Golf Club
West Point, MS · 28 mi away
Mossy Oak Golf Club in West Point, Mississippi, was designed by Gil Hanse and opened in 2016 on open prairie next to the Old Waverly property. Hanse worked with a wide, largely treeless site and used ground contour rather than water to shape the golf, building wide corridors with native grasses scattered through the margins. The fairways run firm and the turf is kept fast, so shots release and the course plays shorter than the yardage suggests. Bunkering has ragged, sandy edges rather than a formal look, and the large greens allow running approaches from well short of the putting surface. It is walkable, with caddies available, and plays about 7,200 yards from the back tees. It is open to public play, and it was built to look and play differently from the water-driven Old Waverly course next door.
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