Golf

Dorchester Golf Club is a beautifully secluded 18‑hole, par‑72 course nestled within the Fairfield Glade community, designed by Bobby Greenwood. It may not be the longest course, but its narrow tree‑lined fairways, small greens, and precision‑demanding layout reward accurate shot‑making over pure distance. With bentgrass tees and greens, strategically placed bunkers, and water hazards on multiple holes—including a memorable first hole that plays over water and a winding creek through the back nine—Dorchester delivers challenge and charm at every turn. Loved for its natural setting and thoughtful design, this course is a favorite among golfers seeking a richly rewarding round in a peaceful, park‑style atmosphere.

Druid Hills Golf Club is the original 18‑hole championship course at Fairfield Glade, perched on the community’s highest elevation for sweeping panoramic views of the Cumberland Plateau. Designed by Leon Howard and opened in the early 1970s, this par‑72 layout stretches about 6,270 yards from the back tees and features gently rolling, tree‑lined fairways, strategically placed water hazards and doglegs, and undulating bentgrass greens that demand thoughtful position play. With its scenic elevation changes, varied tee options, and emphasis on precision over power, Druid Hills offers a satisfying challenge to golfers of all levels in a peaceful, park‑style setting.

Golf Garage at Druid Hills serves as a modern practice and training hub within the Fairfield Glade community, blending technology with convenience to enhance your game year-round. Featuring state-of-the-art indoor bays or hitting stations, the facility offers precise swing analysis, simulator play, and short-game practice areas—perfect for warmups, lessons, or casual rounds in any weather. Whether you’re refining your technique with digital feedback, enjoying a friendly simulated match, or teeing up winter practice, the Golf Garage delivers versatility, comfort, and next‑generation golf training in a stylish, community-oriented space.

Heatherhurst Brae at Heatherhurst Golf Club is a standout 18‑hole championship layout in the Fairfield Glade resort community, crafted from the original Creek and Mountain nines. Known for its Zoysia grass fairways—the only course in the area with that resilient turf—it delivers a firm, lush playing surface even in summer’s high heat. The front nine challenges golfers with bold elevation changes and a dramatic double‑dogleg par 5 on the 4th hole that demands precision. Beyond, the back nine unfolds with a balanced mix of three par 3s, par 4s, and par 5s, including a downhill par 5 at hole 10 that offers stunning views over Lake Dartmoor. With undulating terrain, strategically placed bunkers, and bentgrass greens, Heatherhurst Brae blends scenic beauty with thoughtful course design for a memorable and engaging round.

Heatherhurst Crag is the player-friendly 18‑hole layout at Heatherhurst Golf Club in the scenic Fairfield Glade community, offering a versatile range of tee distances from around 3,600 up to 6,200 yards. Designed by Gary Roger Baird and enhanced in 2000, the course features wide, park‑style fairways lined with trees, bentgrass tees and greens, and thoughtfully placed bunkers to provide strategic interest. A standout is the striking 17th hole with its elevated tee overlooking the course—requiring precision even on this shorter par‑3. The welcoming pace, forgiving routing, and chances to glimpse local wildlife like deer or turkey make Heatherhurst Crag a relaxing yet engaging round in the heart of Tennessee’s golf country.