Concord Golf Club
Concord Golf Club is a public 18-hole course in Chattanooga offering a straightforward, affordable golf experience. With modest terrain and a relaxed atmosphere, it welcomes players of all skill levels seeking casual play and steady improvement.
Course Overview
Concord Golf Club in Chattanooga, Tennessee, offers an unpretentious and accessible golfing experience centered on enjoyment and steady improvement. This 18-hole public layout combines straightforward design with a community-driven atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for players seeking a no-frills round without sacrificing a measure of challenge. The course stretches just over 6,000 yards and plays to a par 71, delivering a balanced test of golf that accommodates beginners while still giving mid-handicap players an opportunity to work on their game.
Set against the gently rolling terrain characteristic of the region, Concord Golf Club avoids dramatic elevation but leverages subtle contouring and a practical layout to keep golfers engaged. Fairways are generous but sometimes uneven, demanding accuracy without overwhelming novices. Greens are generally receptive though vary in speed, encouraging thoughtful approach shots. Players will find bunkers strategically positioned to protect key landing areas and demand smart course management.
The environment reflects a relaxed spirit with casual pacing—there is no system of tee times, and players arrive on a first-come, first-served basis. This helps maintain a welcoming vibe but also requires patience during busy periods. Golf carts are available and reasonably priced, though walking is fully supported, with hand carts available as well. Comfortable shoes are recommended due to modest walking surfaces.
Facilities include a modest clubhouse with a snack shop featuring small merchandise selections like handmade hats and koozies, providing practical and charming touches to the visit. Maintenance has seen recent uplift with updates to signage, tee boxes, and pin placements, enhancing playability and navigation. While the course does not carry the polish of a top-tier resort, its affordability and straightforward character ensure it remains a valued local resource.
Concord’s greatest appeal lies in its accessibility and down-to-earth environment that invites players to focus on the game without pretense. It suits players who appreciate a relaxed pace and a course where the basics of golf remain front and center, wrapped in the familiarity of a community-oriented public venue.
Course Highlights
Concord Golf Club features a straightforward layout with subtle rolling terrain, well-placed bunkers guarding approach zones, and responsive greens that reward strategic shot placement. Recent maintenance efforts include updated tee markings and signage. The course offers an informal and approachable setting without booking restrictions, making it a popular choice for spontaneous rounds and affordable practice sessions.
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Guest Reviews
Joe Ro (Joe Ro)
This is NOT a country club and I LOVE it! $25 to ride 18 is wonderful. Concorde (aka concrete) recently put some good work back into the course with marked and ranged tee boxes, new pin flags, signage, and have been improving the course overall. Clothes are required and that's the dress code. There are no tee times, first come first served. When the carts are gone you wait or walk. When the hand carts are gone you wait or carry. Bring a ball retriever and you'll find more than you lose. If you can play well here you can play well anywhere. This is a public course with players of all ability and experience. It's a hidden gem for bros and brews having stogies and bogies. Relax and enjoy playing the game of golf and stop complaining.
Matthew Adams (Photo Drone RN)
Cannot beat the price for a cart and 18 holes. It also doesn't take 4-5 hours to complete 18 holes, so you have your afternoons if need be. Yes, the course could you some remodeling and repair, but I still had fun playing there.
Caymen Graham
Mark Witt
A good place to play,greens not great.
David Rockwell
I played here last week and I had a great round. It's not the most prestigious golf course in the area but it suits me just fine. It was a very laid back atmosphere. The gentlemen in the pro shop were very friendly. I was reminded that the only dress code that they had was that I had to be dressed. The golf carts were good.and the only thing the course really suffered from was lack of rain. The course it self was great for me as I'm not a great golfer and I still found it challenging. The price was very reasonable and i intend on returning many times.
Donald Larkin
Concord is a great place to play and practice. The quality varies but overall it has its place. I personally enjoy playing at concord there is only one downside. The players base The players at concord tend to be trashy overall. Lacking golf etiquette and common sense. You'll see people drive onto greens, drive into your fairway while you tee off. No one understand what "FORE!" means. People will scream on the course right behind a box. Overall concord is a fine low price course to practice at. Just keep your head down.
Hailey Dunn
This golf course is perfect for a quick day out that’s planned last minute! Wished their bathrooms mid course were opened and maintained, but greens are in decent condition. Spectator fee was not too expensive and had a little snack shop at the club house. Handmade golf koozies and hats were available for purchase.
Matthew Adams (Photo Drone RN)
Cannot beat the price for a cart and 18 holes. It also doesn't take 4-5 hours to complete 18 holes, so you have your afternoons if need be. Yes, the course could you some remodeling and repair, but I still had fun playing there.
Joe Ro (Joe Ro)
This is NOT a country club and I LOVE it! $25 to ride 18 is wonderful. Concorde (aka concrete) recently put some good work back into the course with marked and ranged tee boxes, new pin flags, signage, and have been improving the course overall. Clothes are required and that's the dress code. There are no tee times, first come first served. When the carts are gone you wait or walk. When the hand carts are gone you wait or carry. Bring a ball retriever and you'll find more than you lose. If you can play well here you can play well anywhere. This is a public course with players of all ability and experience. It's a hidden gem for bros and brews having stogies and bogies. Relax and enjoy playing the game of golf and stop complaining.
Donald Larkin
Concord is a great place to play and practice. The quality varies but overall it has its place. I personally enjoy playing at concord there is only one downside. The players base The players at concord tend to be trashy overall. Lacking golf etiquette and common sense. You'll see people drive onto greens, drive into your fairway while you tee off. No one understand what "FORE!" means. People will scream on the course right behind a box. Overall concord is a fine low price course to practice at. Just keep your head down.
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Course Details
Access & Location
1207 Radmoor Ln, Chattanooga, TN 37421, USA
Modest clubhouse with snack shop and golf merchandise
Walking is encouraged; hand carts are available. Comfortable, supportive footwear is recommended due to variable walking surfaces.
No tee times - arrival on a first-come, first-served basis; players should plan accordingly.
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