Country Club of Salisbury

Rated highly by Hole19 golfers, Country Club of Salisbury is a private 18-hole Donald Ross design in Salisbury, North Carolina, opened in 1920 and playing to par 71 across 6,723 to 4,961 yards. Ross's layout includes two holes worth noting: hole 4 is the most challenging on the course when the pin is in the back position, and hole 14 is the only forced carry over water. The yardage spread gives the course a wide range of playable tees. Practice facilities include a two-tiered driving range with an optional 18-station Turf Hound tee line, a bentgrass putting green, and a short game area. Golf professionals offer individualized instruction, with a particular focus on junior golfer development. The Golf Shop carries current golf and casual wear for men and women. The Grill Room, on the lower level of the clubhouse, is open Wednesday through Sunday for lunch. A Main Dining Room on the main floor serves dinner Wednesday through Saturday and Sunday brunch.