Sevierville Golf Club

Sevierville Golf Club began in 1994 as Eagle's Landing, an 18-hole municipal course built by the City of Sevierville in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains. Designed by D. J. DeVictor and Steve Melnyk, the original layout drew a four-star Golf Digest rating and a 1995 nomination as a best public course. In the late 2000s the city expanded the facility, reshaping the original holes and adding a second eighteen, and the club was renamed Sevierville Golf Club. It now offers two contrasting championship courses credited to DeVictor: the par-70 Highlands, which climbs through rolling hills and mountain ponds, and the par-72 River, which plays along and across the Little Pigeon River. The pairing gives one affordable municipal club two genuinely different experiences close to Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg.