Fairfield Glade · TN

Druid Hills Golf Club

Est. 1970 · Leon Howard
Why we love this place

We love that Druid Hills sits on the highest ground in Fairfield Glade, trading long Cumberland Mountain views for every uphill approach. It's classic plateau golf, tree-lined and tumbling and full of character, and being the Glade's original course, it carries a sense of history you can feel on the first tee.

Via Explore Crossville

Par
72
Rating
Slope
Length
Holes
18

About Druid Hills Golf Club

Druid Hills is the original golf course at Fairfield Glade, a resort and residential community on Tennessee's Cumberland Plateau. Designed by Leon Howard, its first nine opened in 1970 and the full 18-hole championship layout was completed by 1973, making it the anchor around which the Glade's later courses grew. The par-72 design runs roughly 6,270 yards and sits on the highest point in Fairfield Glade, offering long views of the surrounding Cumberland Mountains. Gently rolling, tree-lined fairways, doglegs, strategic water, and undulating bentgrass greens give the course its classic mountain-golf character. Decades on, Druid Hills remains a member favorite and a Tennessee Golf Association-affiliated club, valued as much for its scenery and elevation as for its enduring, walkable routing.
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