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best golf courses: FALL CREEK FALLS - 12/02/09 08:21 PM
Considered as one of the most spectacular outdoor recreation areas in America, Fall Creek Falls is a 20,000 acre paradise nestled on the eastern part of the Cumberland Plateau. Here you will find one of the most challenging 18-hole golf courses designed by Joe Lee. Fall Creek Falls was originally built in 1972 then rebuilt in 1998 with drainage work done on all 71 bunkers.
Fall Creek Falls’ signature Hole #15 is a Par 4 with a 429-yard dogleg left that requires a long drive to prepare for a second shot. The challenge lies in avoiding several bunkers protecting the green.
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best golf courses: LAKE TANSI VILLAGE COUNTRY CLUB - 12/02/09 05:07 AM
One of Crossville, Tennessees best kept secrets is Lake Tansi Village located on Cumberland Plateau. Lake Tansi is the largest lake on the plateau at 550 acres. Aside from the relaxing beach, and lakeside cabins, Lake Tansi Village offers a 18-hole championship golf course – the Lake Tansi Village Country Club.
 
Featuring 6,701 yards of golf from the longest Blue tees with a par of 72, the course has a rating of 71.9 and a slope rating of 126 on Blue Grass. It was designed by Robert Renaud and has been serving golf enthusiasts since 1973.
 
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best golf courses: BEAR TRACE AT CUMBERLAND MOUNTAIN - 11/29/09 10:13 AM
Consistently topping the charts for top 10 golf courses in Tennessee, Bear Trace is a golfing Mecca for golfers all across the nation.
Designed by world renowned golf landscape designer Jack Nicklaus, Bear Trace at Cumberland Mountain has 6,900 yards of sprawling greens and natural features such as brooks, hills, and clustered mature pine trees.  Bear Trace in Cumberland Mountain has a 72 par layout with the signature 7th hole and par 4 which incorporates the region’s natural resources – a layered flagstone along the front of the green. Since Bear Trace is nestled in the heart of Cumberland Mountain, golfers are always treated with pleasant views and mild … (0 comments)