Golf
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Golf Courses
George Cobb course. Visitors need member sponsor; groups, call for information.
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Designed by Ron Garl. Ranked by Carolina Golf magazine in 1999 as one of the top 10 best new golf courses in the Carolinas.
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Duke University Golf Club
Designed by Robert Trent Jones and Rees Jones. Ranked by Golf Digest as the 15th best golf course in North Carolina. Host to 2001 NCAA Men’s Golf Championship.
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Designed by William Daniels. Also includes a practice area.
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George Cobb course consistently ranked by Carolina Golf Shop Operations magazine as having one of the top 100 golf shops in America. All-grass driving range: $3.50 for 35-40 balls; $8 for 110 balls.
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Donald Ross and Brian Silva course. Byron Nelson won the 4th of his record 11 in a row here at the 1945 PGA Durham Open. Also considered one of 12 Donald J. Ross "Hidden Gems." Visitors need member sponsor; groups, call for information.
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Don Mason course offers tournaments and outdoor cookouts for larger groups of up to 120 golfers. Tee times required on weekends and holidays.
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This J.M. Utley Sr. course includes a lighted driving range.
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A private golf club set in 400 acres of protected woodlands featuring an 18-hole championship course. Membership is required to play Old Chatham.
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Tom Fazio course ranked by Golf Digest as one of the top 10 courses in North Carolina - currently under renovation until December. Tennis courts. Visitors need member sponsor; groups, call for information.
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George Cobb and Matt Jenkins course. Also offers tennis courts. Visitors need member sponsor.
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Golf Centers
Sauda Zahra: "With these Hands: Quilting as a Spiritual Odyssey" Exhibit
Art quilts by Sauda Zahra, in the Ella Fountain Pratt Legacy Gallery. FREE admission.
