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Blowing Rock Country Club

Blowing Rock, NC
3/5 grail
Designed by Donald Ross  ·  4.8★ players
✈ CLT 75 mi · Charlotte 77 mi
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Why it’s a grail

This Donald Ross original offers a challenging and picturesque mountain golf experience as one of North Carolina's most exclusive private clubs.

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About the course

Blowing Rock Country Club, a private facility nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, was originally designed by the legendary Donald Ross. Opened in 1915, the course is celebrated for its classic Ross-era architecture, utilizing the natural contours of the mountain terrain to create a challenging yet scenic layout. While it has not hosted major professional championships, it remains a revered destination for its traditional design and serene, high-altitude setting.

Player reviews

Google 4.8★ · 83 ratings
5★ · Robert B Butler · a year ago

FIVE STARS for Blowing Rock Country Club! I’m not a member, yet every time I pass or visit, I’m drawn in by its sweeping views, rolling emerald fairways, and the kind of meticulous care that makes the landscape feel like art. Here, the skies are never the same

5★ · Richard Henkel · 6 months ago

I have played Blowing Rock CC quite a few times with my friend Charles Coley. It is the most beautiful golf course I have ever played, and I have played many in NC and across our country, as well, as around the world! If you ever get and opportunity, take it.

5★ · Anne · 2 years ago

Beautiful, warm atmosphere. Everything is very clean and appealing to the eye. They also serve some amazing food and have regular events through the week. Great place!!

Course timeline

  1. 1915Opened with an original design by Donald Ross
  2. 2004Underwent a restoration by Kris Spence