Charlotte's most meaningful tee time: the Dr. Charles L. Sifford Golf Course at Revolution Park, named for the Charlotte-born pioneer who broke the PGA's color line, a welcoming public nine with skyline views.
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Named for Dr. Charles Sifford, who broke the PGA's color line, a friendly public nine with Charlotte skyline views.
Pip’s Tip Named for Dr. Charles Sifford, who broke the PGA's color line. Friendly public nine with a practice facility.
Dan Maples design winding through wetlands beside Charlotte Motor Speedway, a smooth-rolling daily-fee favorite for race-week golf.
Pip’s Tip Daily-fee Dan Maples design beside Charlotte Motor Speedway. Dawn to dusk, wetlands throughout.
Consistently ranked among Charlotte's best public layouts, carving through creeks and hardwoods on the city's fast-growing northeast side.
Pip’s Tip Public tee times daily in University City, and it ranks among Charlotte's best public layouts.
John Cassell design straddling the county line with a Toptracer range, friendly rates, and a loyal weekend crowd.
Player-friendly north Charlotte favorite with bentgrass greens and one of the city's most welcoming, walkable daily-fee vibes.
Wide-open, links-style county muni loved by beginners and grinders alike, with big greens, fast pace, and honest prices.
Reworked county course on Charlotte's northwest side pairing mature tree-lined fairways with some of the city's truest greens.
Hilly, tree-lined county muni renamed for a Charlotte golf trailblazer, minutes from the airport and Uptown skyline.
Arnold Palmer signature design at Birkdale Village, with risk-reward par fives and dining just steps from the eighteenth.
John LaFoy mountain-style layout boasting one hundred feet of elevation change and sweeping views north of Charlotte.
Tom Jackson layout spread beneath century-old sycamores in Mint Hill, semi-private but open for public play every day.
Clyde Johnston design threading historic Springfield plantation land, delivering polished conditions without the private-club price tag.
Tree-lined 1948 George Cobb classic beside downtown Fort Mill, a semi-private staple that welcomes public tee times.
Nine holes honoring the Jackie Robinson of golf, in the city where he learned the game.
A family scramble and a cigar on the back nine. Members hear first.
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