Golf Courses

Golfing is itself fun and golfing in the mountains with ups and downs is real fun. There is nothing more relaxing than playing a few holes in the splendid mountains and the river streaming through. The greens which are manicured regularly match perfectly with the wild forest land with the mountains framing them together.

The Bent Creek golf course opened in 1972 was designed by the three times Masters and the British Open Champion Gary Player. It is a par 72 course. It has a total 18 holes. The front 9 holes lie over the valley floor while the back 9 holes offer a challenging mountain course. Adding to its beauty is the beautiful mountain stream which streaks throughout the course.

The Gatlinburg Golf Course was designed by the famous golf course architect William Langford. It is a 18 hole course lying beautifully spreading its emerald greenery through the mountains. It is open throughout the year. The course lies adjacent to the Dolly wood just 5 miles downtown. The famous #12 nick named as “Sky Hi” features a dramatic 200 foot drop from tee to green. This gives an unforgettable experience. The price varies according to the season and check according to your plan to travel to Gatlinburg.

There are mini golf courses for children of course. Old Gatlinburg Golf and Games themes with history in each of the 18 holes. This helps children enjoy their history with the holes. These are two award winning mini outdoor golf courses.

The Hillside Setting attracts children by planting native plants and trees along the sides of all the 18 holes.

Old Town Square has a story about Gatlinburg in each of its 18 holes starting from the old name of Gatlinburg and how it got is new name.

The Old Mountain Trail also has 18 holes each describing a story to attract the young golfers and make travelling to Gatlinburg interesting.

information about golf course in Gatlinburg

http://www.insidegatlinburg.com/things-to-do/golf/gatlinburg-golf-courses/

Bent Creek Golf Village

http://www.bentcreekgolfcourse.com/

The Gatlinburg golf course

http://www.gatlinburg-tennessee.com/golf.php

golf for children

http://www.smokymountainfun.com/old_gatlinburg_golf_and_games.html