Tupelo Country Club

Tupelo Country Club, a private 18-hole course in Tupelo, Mississippi, plays from 4,993 to 6,887 yards across a layout designed by John Frazier and opened in 1970. The terrain runs through rolling hills lined with towering pines and oaks, with six lakes, forty-three renovated greenside bunkers, twelve fairway bunkers, and three hundred native trees shaping play throughout the round. The club has hosted multiple state-level events, including the Mississippi State Amateur in 1982, 1991, and 2003, the Mississippi State Open in 1986 and 2002, the Mississippi State Four-Ball in 2000, the Mississippi Women's State Amateur in 1992, the Mississippi Women's Senior State Amateur in 1999, and the 2021 Mississippi Mid-Amateur. A state-of-the-art golf instruction facility is available on site. The clubhouse includes several dining areas — the Dining Room, Family Grill, Patio, and Caddy Corner lounge — with Caddy Corner serving as an adult dining lounge overlooking the course and Patio. A Teen Grill and outdoor dining areas with a patio and gazebo at the pool are also available.