Cedartown Golf

Cherokee Golf & CC, Private, 770-748-2800

The 18-hole “Cherokee” course at the Cherokee Golf & Country Club facility in Cedartown, Georgia features 6,719 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72 . The course rating is 70.3 and it has a slope rating of 123 on Bermuda grass.  Cherokee golf course opened in 1963. The hilly course features tree-lined fairways, so any errant shot will more than likely leave you with a real interesting lie The slightly-sloped greens are somewhat fast. Water hazard (five ponds) come into play on six holes. The signature hole #16, a 552-yard, par 5, requiring an approach shot to a well-bunkered, peninsula green.

Meadow Lakes CC, Semi-Private, 770-748-4942

Our 18 hole semi-private championship golf course will challenge all types of skill levels. Featuring well-manicured tees and fairways and pristine bent grass greens. Amenities include: 18 hole Championship Golf Course, Tennis Courts, Swimming Pool, and Dining. We also specialize in group and corporate outings/or special event tournaments.

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