TPC At Sugarloaf Golf Club | Pines/Stables

About the course

Understand the course before making an access claim.

Design, conditioning and a reverence for nature are the hallmarks of truly great golf courses, and TPC Sugarloaf’s three outstanding nine-hole layouts are no exception. TPC Sugarloaf’s par-72, 7,259-yard championship golf course (also known as “The Stables and The Meadows” courses) was crafted by the legendary Greg Norman to fit harmoniously with its surroundings on the site of the former Rollins Farm. Named by Golf Digest among the “Best New Private Clubs in the U.S.” when it debuted in 1997 and by Golfweek among the “Top 100 Best Residential Golf Courses for 2007-2008,” the course features tree-lined Bermuda fairways and a challenging layout featuring streams, lakes and hills. Norman complemented this timeless design – his first foray into golf course design in the U.S. – with a third nine, The Pines course. While these nine holes are slightly shorter in distance, The Pines course is every bit as compelling as The Meadows and Stables courses. All three nines offer four sets of tees on each hole, enabling golfers of all abilities to enjoy the subtle nuances and intricate design features that have brought Norman world-wide design acclaim.