Sugar Mountain Golf Club

Boone, NC · 12 mi away

Boone Golf Club sits in a valley just south of Boone, North Carolina, at roughly 3,346 feet of elevation in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Level to gently rolling fairways and large undulating greens are framed by mountain views on every hole. The course was designed by Ellis Maples, who trained under Donald Ross, and opened in 1959. It has operated continuously since, with a routing that mixes par 3s, 4s, and 5s across varied terrain shaped by the surrounding hills and a creek that comes into play on several holes. Boone Golf Club is open to the public, with tee times recommended and groups welcome. Amenities include a pro shop, a putting green, two chipping areas, a practice range, and an on-site cafe. The season runs from April through November.

Spruce Pine, NC · 20 mi away

Grassy Creek Golf & Country Club is a semi-private course in Spruce Pine, North Carolina, set in mountainous terrain with long-range views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The course opened in 1956 and was designed by architect Ross Taylor. The 18-hole, par-72 layout follows rolling terrain typical of the region, with small, fast bentgrass greens. The course has undergone renovations over the years, including work on cart paths, bunkers, and practice areas. Grassy Creek is located about 30 minutes from Mount Mitchell, Roan Mountain, and Grandfather Mountain, and offers memberships along with dining and tee times for both members and visiting golfers.

Lenoir, NC · 26 mi away

Cedar Rock Country Club in Lenoir is an Ellis Maples design that opened in 1965. The 18-hole course reaches 7,153 yards with Bermuda fairways and bentgrass greens, and Hibriten Mountain sits in the background. It has hosted regional tournaments over the years. The club publishes daily rates for non-members, and it also has a pool, clay tennis courts and a full practice area.