North Carolina
Hendersonville Country Club
About the club
Established in 1929, the Hendersonville Country Club is a private, 18-hole golf course designed by renowned golf architect Donald Ross. The course has been a staple of the Hendersonville community for several decades, offering a picturesque and challenging golf experience amid the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Membership details
- Type
- Golf & Country
- Access
- Private
- Initiation fee
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- Annual dues
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- Monthly dues
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Monthly equivalent
On request
over 10 yrs
Year 1 total
On request
Lifetime total
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Listed by
Private Clubs team
- Type
- Private
- Holes
- 18
- Par
- 70
- Length (yards)
- 6,523
- Slope
- 125
- Rating
- 72
Course story
The course has 18 holes and a par of 70. From the Blue tees the course measures 6523 yards.
1860 Hebron Road, North Carolina 28739, United States
The club has its origins in the 1920s as part of a land project called Laurel Park Estates. Building on the development stopped in the early 1930s because of the Great Depression. The city of Hendersonville took over ownership. The first nine holes of the course opened in 1933, and the second nine followed soon after. In 1945 the members bought the club back from the city.
Sources: hendersonvillecc.com
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