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Fairfield Glade,, TN

Heatherhurst Golf Club - Crag Course

Heatherhurst Golf Club has recently undergone a transformation. The newly-named 18-hole Brae Course is made up of the original Creek and Mountain 9-hole tracts. The front nine provides the most challenge, including the number 4 hole, which features a double dogleg fairway. This hole is considered by some as the toughest par 5 in Tennessee. The undulating fairways and encroaching bunkers guarantee a challenging and scenic round. The course is rated 4 stars by the 2000 edition of Golf Digest's Places to Play. The completion of nine additional holes in mid-2000 created a brand new 18-hole course, called the Crag Course, at Heatherhurst Golf Club. As with its sister, The Brae Course, it features Bentgrass tees and greens. Its well-maintained, wide fairways are great for the short hitters, but some strategically placed bunkers create a demanding day on the links. Heatherhurst’s original three nine-hole courses were all given 4 stars from the current edition of Golf Digest’s Places to Play.

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Fairfield Glade, TN

Heatherhurst Golf Course - Brae Course

The newly-named 18-hole Brae Course is made up of the original Creek and Mountain 9-hole tracts. The front nine provides the most challenge, including the number 4 hole, which features a double dogleg fairway. This hole is considered by some as the toughest par 5 in Tennessee. The undulating fairways and encroaching bunkers guarantee a challenging and scenic round. The course is rated 4 stars by the 2000 edition of Golf Digest's Places to Play.

Golf One has not found authoritative public-access evidence for this course yet. The course remains in the guide without a public-play claim.

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