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Clarksville Country Club
Clarksville Country Club – a private course – is the host of the annual F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate women's golf tournament. In addition, both the men and women's teams use the par-72 course for practice.
Nestled amongst the rolling hills of middle Tennessee, and shaded by the region's mighty oak and blooming dogwood trees, sits Clarksville Country Club as a fixture of the Clarksville community. Its 18-hole, par-72 golf course has earned nationwide respect, hosting both Tennessee Golf Association tournaments and United States Golf Association qualifier events. Golf at Clarksville Country Club is always a unique and entertaining experience, providing an ideal escape from the bustling city. Portions of the course line the clay banks of the Red River, featuring rolling hills, undulating topography, testing greens, and tree-lined fairways.
| Quick Facts |
| Opened |
1965 |
| Architect |
George Cobb |
| Tees, Fairways, Rough |
Bermuda Grass |
| Greens |
Bent Grass |
Total Par & Yardage for
F&M Bank Intercollegiate |
Par 72
5,879 Yards (W)
7,000 Yards (M) |
The club also features a driving range open year-around with a large practice green and bunker and short-game training area; five exceptional dining facilities, three of which offer exquisite views of the course; fitness room, lounging and leisure pool with adjacent, fully-functional pool house; and two hard-surface tennis courts.
