Golf Getaways in Memphis

These public and semi-private golf courses in Memphis and its suburbs make the Bluff City an unforgettable destination for your next golf trip or weekend getaway. Load up the sticks and take advantage of our affordable rates, mild year-round climate, and easy-to-reach courses. Here are the best spots to tee it up in Memphis:

The Links at Audubon

Near the University of Memphis, you'll find one of the city's most popular courses. The Links at Audubon underwent a major overhaul overseen by course designer Bill Bergin in the summer of 2023. Play your way across the reimagined landscape filled with deep bunkers and enlarged, undulating greens. Greens fees range from $18–$45. You can also practice on the newly added 10-acre driving range ($8 for a small bucket, $14 for a medium bucket and $20 for a large bucket). Golf Digest recently named the course one of "Best New or Remodeled Adorable Courses" of 2025. 

Overton Park 9

Play a round of nine along an old-growth forest in the heart of Midtown Memphis at Overton Park. This 2,275-yard course recently underwent a nearly $2 million renovation by King-Collin Golf Design. The public course puts a premium on being playable for all ages and skill levels, while still offering unique challenges along the way. Rates at the Overton Park 9 begin at $12 for adult players. Discounted rates apply for seniors and children.

The Links at Pine Hill

Another recently renovated and affordable course is The Links at Pine Hill. Located about 10 minutes from Graceland in South Memphis, this par-70 course underwent a redesign in 2024, featuring a new clubhouse, driving range, and updated cart paths and fairways, as well as new hazards, including bunkers and a lake. Play nine holes for just $10–14 and 18 holes for $18–27, depending on the day of the week. 

Mirimichi Golf Course

Mirimichi Golf Course stretches 7,400 yards from the tips and offers five different tee boxes to appeal to all ability levels. You’ll be treated to velvet fairways, scenic vistas, four waterfalls, lakes and two creeks that meander through the holes. Water comes into play on 15 of the fairways so make sure you pack some shag balls. Mirimichi was established by Justin Timberlake (yes, that Justin Timberlake of SNL and *NSYNC fame). It is the only GEO Certified green course in the Americas.

The Links at Galloway

The Links at Galloway is an 18-hole, par-70 municipal golf course just around the block from The University of Memphis. Galloway opened for play in 2002 and was designed by Kevin Tucker. The course measures 6,013 yards and has been voted by Memphians as a city favorite. Rates at the Links of Galloway vary from $18–$35 depending on the day and time you play.

Topgolf

Looking to get a few swings in without tackling a course? Check out Memphis' brand-new Topgolf facility that features 70+ hitting bays that are heated during chilly months. The space features two sports bars and two patios — including a rooftop area. Memphis has other wonderful golf-themed bars with simulators, like Birdie's on South Main and the Topgolf Swing Suites at Erling Jensen Small Bites.

Timber Truss Golf Course

Just south of Memphis is one gem of a Mid-South golf course. Timber Truss Golf Course is an 18-hole, 72-par course with beautiful scenery, new Bermuda greens and 35 acres of water framing many of the holes. Enjoy the recently renovated clubhouse and grill, as well as a modernized pro shop, brand new fleet of golf carts and an outdoor lounge. Touring pros, club professionals and the best amateurs will tell you that this course really challenges you mentally. Timber Truss Golf Course has played host to the True-Temper Classic and many other tournaments and events. Greens fees range from $30 - $75.

Glen Eagle Golf Course

If Timber Truss Golf Course is the gem, then Glen Eagle Golf Course is the diamond in the rough. You’ll find wide fairways and pristine greens on Glen Eagle’s 6,800 yards. The course, which is managed by the Navy Golf Program, makes up for its short distance with tough pin placements and a handful of trouble spots. Glen Eagle is a public course with friendly staff and awesome value for your golfing dollar. 

Cherokee Valley Golf Club

Challenge yourself on this par-72, 18-hole course in Olive Branch, MS, just outside the city. With four tee boxes, the course ranges from 6,751 to 4,422 yards, accommodating all ages and skill levels. The course combines dozens of bunkers and eleven lakes with extra-large Bermuda greens and zoysia fairways. Rates run from $27 to $72. Get in a few practice swings on the three-tiered driving range, chipping green or two putting greens. 

Lakeland Golf Club

Designed by George Cobb, who is known for the "Amen Corner" at Augusta National, Lakeland Golf Club is a beautiful tree-lined course that presents a challenge for golfers of all playing levels. With strategically placed bunkers and challenging water hazards, this par-71 course offers pristine conditions for a memorable day of golf.

Tunica National

Tunica National is a plump 7,210 yard, 18-hole public golf course with rolling fairways and fast Champion Bermuda greens. Stay in the fairway at Tunica National and your day will go smoothly. If you’ve got a wild swing, be prepared to add new balls to your weekend expenses. This course is very challenging, especially in windy conditions. Give them a call for awesome twilight rates. Unwind after a day in the Mid-South sun with dinner and gaming at the nearby Tunica casinos.

These are just a few of the beautiful Memphis-area golf courses and reasons to choose Memphis for your next golf outing. Come play a round.