Regional Golf Courses: Knoxville and the Smoky Mountains of Eastern Tennessee

The terrain in this part of Tennessee is notable for mountains and valleys and rivers, so you'll find golf courses in the region that take advantage of all of those topological features. Knoxville (home of the University of Tennessee) is the largest city in the region. The tourist destinations of Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge and Sevierville are near the entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, about 25 miles southeast of Knoxville.

Maryville and the region's primary airport, McGhee Tyson Airport, are about 15 miles south of Knoxville.

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Semi-Private
18 holes

Avalon Country Club

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Public
18 holes

Bays Mountain Golf Course

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Private
18 holes
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Resort
18 holes
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Private
18 holes

Cherokee Country Club

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Public
27 holes

Dandridge Golf & Country Club

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Public
18 holes
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Public
18 holes

Eagle's Landing Golf Club

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Public
18 holes

Egwani Farms Golf Course

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Public
9 holes

Executive Meadows Golf Course

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Private
18 holes

Fox Den Country Club

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Private
18 holes
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Private
18 holes

Green Meadow Country Club

  • 1700 Louisville Rd
  • Alcoa
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Private
18 holes

Holston Hills Country Club

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Public
18 holes
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Public
18 holes
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Public
27 holes

Lambert Acres Golf Club

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Public
18 holes

Lost Creek Golf Club

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Semi-Private
18 holes
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Public
18 holes

Pine Lakes Golf Club

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Private
18 holes

Tanasi Golf Club

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Public
18 holes
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Public
18 holes

Three Ridges Golf Course

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Public
18 holes
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Public
18 holes

Williams Creek Golf Course

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Public
18 holes

Willow Creek Golf Club

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