Golf courses in Charlotte, NC.

Charlotte, NC

Harry L. Jones Sr. Golf Course is a public, county-owned course in southwest Charlotte, North Carolina, near Charlotte Douglas International Airport. It opened in 1987 as a reclamation project built over the closed York Road landfill, designed by architect Michael Hurdzan, and was renamed in 2017 in honor of a former county manager. The 18-hole layout has Bermuda grass from tee to green and four sets of tees to accommodate a range of playing abilities. Amenities include a three-hole practice course, a large driving range, and a covered second-floor deck overlooking the course. Operated by Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation, the course is open daily to the public from dawn to dusk, with tee times bookable online or by phone, and a snack shop serving food on site.

Charlotte, NC

The Golf Club at Ballantyne Resort is an 18-hole, par-71 course in south Charlotte, North Carolina, designed by Rees Jones in the mid-1990s and renovated in 2016 with new bunkers, tees, and greens. The course runs through the rolling hills of the Piedmont with tree-lined fairways and several water features. It anchors the Ballantyne Resort development, which also includes a hotel, conference center, and spa built around the course's 18th hole. As a resort course, it is open to hotel guests and outside golfers for daily-fee play, with a pro shop, driving range, and practice greens available, and it regularly hosts group outings and tournaments.

Charlotte, NC

The Tradition Golf Club is located in northeast Charlotte, North Carolina, near University Research Park, on rolling, tree-lined ground cut from dense hardwoods. Eleven water hazards, including lakes and streams, come into play across the layout. The course was designed by John Cassell II and opened for play in 1996. Three fairways are dogleg holes while the rest play straightaway, and the bentgrass greens range from undulating to fairly flat, putting an emphasis on approach shot accuracy. The course operates as a daily-fee public facility with a 5,400-square-foot clubhouse, dining space and a golf shop. Practice areas include a driving range, two putting greens and two practice bunkers, and the course plays to about 6,978 yards from the back tees.

Charlotte, NC

Charles T. Myers Golf Course is located in east Charlotte, North Carolina, near Interstates 85 and 485, on a site that sits at one of the higher elevations in the city. The 18-hole course was designed by architect Bill Love and built on the former Harrisburg Road landfill, a reclamation project championed by county commissioner Charles T. Myers during his term in the late 1960s. Greens are Mini Verde Bermuda, and the course also includes a three-hole learners' layout. Operated by Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation, Charles T. Myers is a public course with a large driving range, an instructional facility, and a snack shack for golfers.

Charlotte, NC

One of Mecklenburg County's four public golf facilities, Sunset Hills Golf Course features a regulation 18-hole course, a 9-hole learner's course, and a driving range and practice facility. Bermuda grass is featured from tee to green. An affordable option for golfers in northwest Charlotte.

Charlotte, NC

Located in South End just minutes from uptown Charlotte, Dr. Charles L. Sifford Golf Course (originally named Bonnie Brae) opened in 1929 and has a rich and storied history as one of the oldest courses in the region. The 9-hole course is named for Dr. Charles Sifford, the first African American to play on the PGA Tour. An affordable and historic option for golfers near downtown Charlotte.