Charles T Myers Golf Course

Charles T Myers Golf Course is an 18-hole public course in Charlotte, North Carolina, built on the site of a former landfill along Harrisburg Road. The course takes its name from County Commissioner Charles T. Myers, who led the effort during his 1969–1970 tenure to convert the land into a public golf facility. It was designed by golf course architect Bill Love. The layout suits golfers of all skill levels — the forward tees are approachable for beginners, while the back tees offer a genuine test for experienced players. Bent-grass greens and abundant wildlife give the course a natural character that has made it one of Charlotte's well-regarded public options. On Hole19, it ranks as one of the most-played courses in North Carolina, with an average rating of 4.0 from over 90 golfer reviews.