Walking a private course in the Southeast breaks the region's cart-first habit
Walking a private course in the Southeast breaks the region's cart-first habit. At this Germantown club, 18 holes stretch 6,933 yards through rolling Bermuda. The walk has teeth. Southern heat demands respect. Members who walk here have made that choice deliberately. The turf stays healthier. The pace stays yours. A 132 slope doesn't lie. This is a walking round that asks something of you physically. Summer mornings in Tennessee give you a window for comfortable golf. Afternoons get negotiable fast depending on the month. On-site restaurant means you can refuel properly after. Cold beverage required.
