Mount Gilead, NC
214 Tradition Dr, Mount Gilead, NC 27306
About this course
Tillery Tradition Country Club near Mount Gilead, North Carolina, was developed along Lake Tillery on the western edge of the Uwharrie Mountains, an area historically underserved by golf. The 18-hole course was designed by architect Carl Holston and opened around 2000 as the centerpiece of a residential community of roughly 350 wooded homesites. The layout winds through hardwood forest near the lake and was named one of the state golf panel's three best new courses in 2002. It lies roughly midway between Charlotte and the Pinehurst area.
Type
Parkland
Region
Southeast
Holes
18
Par
72
Yardage
6,930
Established
2000
LooperScore
69.5
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Design & architects
- Carl Holston, architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Tillery Tradition Country Club, by true distance.
Red Bridge Golf & Country Club
Locust, NC · 21 mi away
Red Bridge Golf Club in Locust, east of Charlotte, was designed by David Postlethwait and opened in 2009. The course sits on about 500 acres of rolling ground in the Uwharrie foothills, with streams in play and MiniVerde greens. It measures over 6,700 yards. It takes public play and has a range and pro shop.
Eagle Chase Golf Club
Marshville, NC · 23 mi away
Eagle Chase Golf Club in Marshville, about 45 minutes from Charlotte, is a Tom Jackson design that opened in 1994. The par-72 course measures 6,723 yards and has big elevation changes for the Piedmont, with greens set in hollows and on hilltops. Five sets of tees are available. It is semi-private and takes public play, with a driving range and short game area.
Tot Hill Farm Golf Club
Asheboro, NC · 26 mi away
Tot Hill Farm Golf Club sits in the Uwharrie hills outside Asheboro, North Carolina. Mike Strantz designed it and the course opened in 2000, playing to a par 72 of about 6,614 yards. Strantz routed the holes around exposed granite outcrops, a creek and steep drops through the property rather than moving the ground to suit convention. Fairways bend around rock, several greens sit in natural bowls, and blind and semi-blind shots are part of the design. It is one of the boldest layouts of his short career and divides opinion accordingly. Tot Hill Farm is open to public play.
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