Chickasaw Country Club

Chickasaw Country Club is a classic in-town club founded in 1922, located in East Memphis. Chickasaw is conveniently located at the intersection of Sam Cooper Blvd. and Highland St. making it accessible to the entire metro area by way of the Interstate Highway system. At Chickasaw, one can finish a round of golf or a business lunch and be at home or back at the office within minutes.

The Golf Course, designed by William Langford, consists of bent grass greens and bermuda fairways and tee boxes. Chickasaw was host to the Memphis Invitational PGA tournament in 1945, the event that ended Byron Nelson’s streak of 11 consecutive PGA tournament victories.

In addition to an outstanding golf course, Chickasaw offers newly renovated indoor and outdoor tennis courts, a modern fitness facility, swimming, racquetball and both casual and fine dining. Chickasaw's Olympic size swimming pool sets the stage for many hours of summertime fun and recreation. Chickasaw’s clubhouse contains a variety of venues designed and maintained to accommodate both the elegant affair as well as a casual meal.

The app is equipped with a cutting edge GPS Yardage, Scoring and Stat Tracking system. It is also designed to keep users up to date with the latest news regarding the club.