High Point University Golf Courses
Willow Creek Golf Course
The Willow Creek Course at High Point Country Club is used by both the men's and women's golf teams as both a practice facility and a qualifying course. It includes a short-game practice area and an on-site driving range. The course has a high degree of difficulty which effectively challenges the players in practice. The 18-hole course was designed by Willard C. Byrd and opened in 1964.
Oak Hollow Golf Course
Oak Hollow is just a short drive from the HPU campus and serves as the primary training facility for High Point University golf. The course opened in 1972 and was designed by Pete Dye. It has been named one of the Top 25 Public Courses in America by Golf Digest. Oak Hollow is fortunate to have many of the unique characteristics of a Pete Dye design including railroad ties, pot bunkers, several peninsula greens and even an island tee. However, its small, undulating greens serve as Oak Hollow's most recognizable Dye trademark.
Colonial Country Club
The Colonial Country Club is home course for the High Point University women's golf team. It is located in nearby Thomasville, N.C., and provides a challenging course for the Panthers. The Course was designed by Gene Hamm and opened in 1973. It carries a 71.9 course rating and a slope rating of 127.
Emerywood Golf Course
The Emerywood Golf Course is located at the High Point Country Club and is a nine-hole private course used as a practice course by High Point. The course affords both teams the availability to work in-depth on situational scenarios. The Par-33 course is 2,569 yards long and carries a 33.5 course rating.
