Brainerd Golf Course
As one of the city's oldest, this course was designed by architect, Donald Ross, and features lots of rolling acreage and mature trees. The course has a full-service pro shop and snack bar and leagues and lessons are readily available for all ages and abilities. A full-service snack bar and pro shop are located in the renovated turn of the century clubhouse.
Tee times are available up to 48 hours in advance.
Directions:
Brainerd is located at 5203 Old Mission Road. From I-24, exit at Moore Road. Go North on Moore Road. (From Nashville turn left onto Moore Road. From Knoxville turn right onto Moore Road.) Then turn right onto Old Mission Road. The Golf Course is on the left.
- 18 holes
- Pro Shop
- Snack Bar
- Tee Times 7 Days a Week
Brown Acres Golf Course
Located just off I-75, minutes from Hamilton Place Mall, this course is popular with locals and tourists alike. It features a challenging 18-hole course and a new driving range. The newly constructed clubhouse provides a full-service snack bar and pro shop. Tee times are available up to 48 hours in advance.
- 18 holes
- Driving Range
- Pro Shop
- Snack Bar
- Tee Times 7 Days a Week
Directions:
From I-75, exit at the East Brainerd Road West exit. (Coming from Nashville, exit right onto the off ramp and follow it as it merges with E. Brainerd Rd. West. Coming from Knoxville, follow the off ramp until it intersects with the access road. Turn left on the access road and then right onto E. Brainerd Rd. West.) Turn left on Osborne. The golf course is on the left.
Chattanooga Golf and Country Club
Welcome to Chattanooga Golf and Country Club. Located on the Tennessee River and five minutes from downtown, this is a place where people come to feel at home. The club's location and architectural design provide the perfect venue for casual or elegant dining, fellowship, and unmatched golf.
Look through our site and learn about what life at Chattanooga Golf and Country Club has to offer you and your family.
Chattanooga Golf and Country Club is a private club open to members and their guests only.
In the late spring of 1896, after the Tennessee River flood waters had receded from the willow banks, a group of New Englanders appeared on the grounds of an amusement park at the end of the Riverview Trolley Line, north of Hill City. Each picked up a wooden stick attached to an odd shaped metal head and started swinging a small round ball. The game of golf had arrived in Chattanooga! Now believed to be the oldest in the South on its original site, Chattanooga Golf & Country Club has weathered two world wars, the Great Depression, and other economic and military upheavals.
