Monroe Country Club

Originally designed by Donald Ross and later reworked by Tom Jackson, Monroe Country Club opened in 1936 and remains a public 18-hole layout in Monroe, North Carolina. The course stretches to 6,725 yards from the longest tees across tree-lined fairways, large greens, tricky doglegs, and subtle elevation changes. Practice options include two putting and chipping greens, plus private instruction. The Pro Shop is fully stocked with shoes, shirts, and golf balls. Post-round dining is available at the Grill at Clubhouse 1936, and the clubhouse also houses five simulator bays powered by Foresight technology. Monroe Country Club is a popular round among Hole19 golfers in North Carolina.