The Course

Avid fans know that golfing isn’t just a sport, it’s a way of life! While in Gatlinburg and the Smokies, indulge in your favorite pastime at the area’s most uniquely designed course. From the challenging layout and emerald fairways to beautifully wooded landscapes and well-manicured greens, you’ll remember this picturesque setting in the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains. In prime condition after a spring 2022 Irrigation and Drainage Renovation, Gatlinburg course provides unique golfing excitement in a spectacular mountain setting. 

4 hour, 30 Minute Maximum Pace of Play

We want our guest to have the best experience possible at our beautiful mountain golf course. For this to happen, we will strictly enforce our 15 minute a hole pace of play policy (14 minutes on par 3's) (5 minute turn time). Our staff will make you aware of this policy during check in. We appreciate your support in doing your part to make the experience "Mountain Golf at its Best!"

Course Layout

Gatlinburg Golf Course is open year-round with modern facilities, fully equipped pro shop and food services area. This beautiful 18-hole course was designed by noted golf course architect William Langford. In 1993 and again in 2007, it underwent major renovations by Bob Cupp & Associates of Atlanta. Today, the completely rebuilt greens and reworked fairways are better than ever. The course offers the well-seasoned golfer as well as the beginner a challenge on every hole, while its scenic beauty is unsurpassed. The course has been acclaimed as one of the most picturesque courses in America with breathtaking views of the Great Smoky Mountains. Located just five miles from downtown Gatlinburg, the course lies adjacent to Dollywood. Convention and group outings are welcome. 

The Gatlinburg Golf Course features some of the most fun and challenging holes such as the legendary #12, affectionately known as “Sky Hi.” It’s 194 yards in length and drops 200 feet, from tee to green, making it one of the most dramatic holes in the country. The #3, a 529-yard par 5, is called “Long Lane,” and for good reason. The #17 is a 231-yard par 3 and offers little forgiveness. Altogether, it’s 6,281 yards of challenging fun.