High Hampton Inn & Country Club

18 beautiful holes designed by George W. Cobb, High Hampton Inn Golf Club course architect.

High Hampton Inn & Country Club

High Hampton Inn is perfect for a North Carolina mountain golfing vacation.

High Hampton Inn & Country Club

Since 1922, the 1400-acre High Hampton Inn & Country Club has been hosting
generation after generation of guests.

High Hampton Inn & Country Club

• Members & Public

"I have yet to see a course - designed by me or by others - with greater natural beauty or one more enjoyable to play," said George W. Cobb, High Hampton Inn Golf Club course architect.


Each of the 18 holes on this NC mountain golf course is a new scenic experience. Lined by towering pines, hemlocks and mountain laurel and surrounded by mountain peaks, all tees, fairways and greens are as beautiful as they are challenging.


Designed by the late, eminent golf course architect, George W. Cobb, ASGCA, this North Carolina golf course features bent grass greens and plays at 6,012 yards from the back tees. The par 3, 137-yard famed 8th "island" hole - upon which Golf Digest bestowed the title "One of America's Great Golf Holes" - is rivaled by 17 others, each one equally beautiful and equally challenging.


In addition to the course, there are two putting greens and an excellent practice range at this Blue Ridge Mountain golf resort in Cashiers. The tee area of the practice range is covered for protection from occasional rains.


The High Hampton Golf Club is open to guests and residents looking for golf vacations in North Carolina.