One of Charlotte's most storied private clubs, Myers Park Country Club has been a fixture of the city's social and sporting fabric since the early 20th century. The club takes its name from the Myers Park neighborhood, one of Charlotte's oldest and most architecturally distinguished residential districts, developed in the 1910s as a planned garden community. That sense of considered design carries through to the golf course itself, which occupies a mature, tree-lined property where decades of growth have created a course that feels genuinely rooted in its surroundings.
Charlotte sits in the Carolina Piedmont, and the rolling terrain that characterizes the region gives Myers Park's layout a natural movement that keeps the round interesting from start to finish. Hardwoods frame most of the property, and the course plays firm and fast in the summer heat that defines golf here from June through August.
As a private club, Myers Park caters to a membership with deep ties to the city — the kind of place where the golf is serious but the culture around it matters just as much as the round itself.
