Holston Hills Country Club, Private golf club in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Holston Hills Country Club is a private golf course in Knoxville built across rolling terrain with strategically placed bunkers and contoured greens. The varying elevations and layout create distinct playing conditions that shift throughout the seasons.
The course was designed in 1927 by Donald Ross, one of golf's most influential course architects. Byron Nelson captured a victory here at the 1945 Knoxville Open during one of his most successful playing seasons.
The club emphasizes junior golf development through year-round camps and coaching sessions. These programs form a core part of the community's identity and attract young players from the surrounding area.
The grounds can be easily observed from an elevated clubhouse position, which proves helpful for watching play and learning the layout. Members benefit from access to fitness centers and event spaces across a network of clubs in multiple states.
The clubhouse sits at a vantage point from which nearly every hole on the course remains visible at once. This exceptional viewing angle is rare among golf courses and offers an unusual perspective of gameplay.
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