Tennessean Golf Club

Dandridge, TN · 2.6 mi away

Dandridge Golf & Country Club is a public facility in Dandridge, Tennessee, about 25 minutes from Knoxville. The original 18 holes opened in 1980 and were designed by Dan Maples, winding through valleys, hills, and woodland with views toward the Great Smoky Mountains and Douglas Lake. A third nine was added in 1991 with the same design character, giving the facility 27 holes across three nines that can be paired into three 18-hole combinations. All three combinations play to par 72, with a back-tee yardage of roughly 6,100 yards, bentgrass greens, and Bermuda fairways. The course is open to public play with tee times booked by phone, and it shares ownership with a sister course, Patriot Hills. Dandridge hosts area tournaments and outings throughout the year.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Jefferson City, TN · 4.5 mi away

Patriot Hills Golf Club is an 18-hole public course in Jefferson City, Tennessee, that opened in the spring of 1997 [2](https://www.patriothillsgolf.com/aboutus/). The par-72 layout measures 6,710 yards from the back tees and is known for its challenging design in East Tennessee [2](https://www.patriothillsgolf.com/aboutus/). The course features lush Bermuda fairways and bent grass greens [2](https://www.patriothillsgolf.com/aboutus/). Golfers enjoy scenic views of English Mountain and the Great Smoky Mountains while navigating the hilly terrain [2](https://www.patriothillsgolf.com/aboutus/). The facility is located near Knoxville.

Sevierville, TN · 12 mi away

Sevierville Golf Club, operated by the City of Sevierville, Tennessee, includes two 18-hole courses along the Little Pigeon River in the Smoky Mountains foothills: the Highlands Course and the River Course, the latter historically known as Highland Reserve. The Highlands Course plays to a par of 70 over 6,372 yards, with six par-3 holes, rolling terrain, and mountain streams crossing several fairways. The River Course is a longer, more traditional layout with water in play on 14 of 18 holes and has hosted the TSSAA state high school championships and other regional amateur events. Both courses are open to the public, require proper golf attire, and limit tee times to groups of four, with rental clubs available and outside food and alcohol prohibited on the grounds.