Crossville, TN
222 Fairfield Boulevard, Crossville, TN 38558
About this course
Stonehenge Golf Club at Fairfield Glade in Crossville, Tennessee is an 18-hole public championship course designed by Joe Lee and opened in 1984. It is known for its Cumberland Plateau wooded setting, bent grass surfaces, and native stone retaining walls, and has hosted the Tennessee Senior Open.
Type
Parkland
Region
Southeast
Holes
18
Par
72
LooperScore
74.8
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Design & architects
- Joe Lee, architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Stonehenge Golf Club, by true distance.
Druid Hills Country Club
Crossville, TN · 0.8 mi away
Druid Hills Country Club is an 18 hole public facility located in Crossville, Tennessee, within the Fairfield Glade resort community. The course was designed by Leon Howard and opened for play in 1970. The Druid Hills layout plays to a par of 72 and offers views of the surrounding mountains from its high points. The course features rolling fairways and several water hazards that challenge players of all abilities. It is one of multiple courses available to guests and residents in the Fairfield Glade area.
Heatherhurst Brae at Fairfield Glade Resort
Fairfield Glade, TN · 1.9 mi away
Heatherhurst Brae is one of five courses at Fairfield Glade Resort. Gary Roger Baird designed the layout in 1988, originally as the Creek and Mountain nines of the property's 27 holes. From the back tees, it plays 6,499 yards to a par of 72. The course features undulating, woodland terrain, with zoysia grass fairways that perform well in summer. The 519-yard 4th hole is a par five that crosses Otter Creek twice.
Heatherhurst Golf Club (Crag)
Fairfield Glade, TN · 1.9 mi away
Heatherhurst Golf Club's Crag course is part of the Fairfield Glade resort community in Crossville, Tennessee, between Knoxville and Nashville. The course shares grounds with wildlife including deer and turkey along its wooded holes. The 18-hole Crag course was designed by Gary Roger Baird and opened in 1986, with bentgrass tees and greens, wide fairways and strategically placed bunkers. The par-3 17th plays from an elevated overlook and is considered the signature hole. The course is semi-private, open to Fairfield Glade members, resort guests and the public with some restrictions. It pairs with the companion Brae course for same-day 36-hole play.
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