Our History
Founded in 1927 by a board of directors, Tazewell County Country Club (TCCC) initially opened as a nine-hole course nestled in the picturesque Southwest Virginia mountains. In 1978, the club was authorized to expand and finance an additional nine holes, completing the 18-hole course. The design for the course was expertly crafted by ren owned golf course architect Dan Maples. (Notable courses: Heritage Plantation, Olde Mill, and Whispering Woods.) TCCC is a private country club, offering exclusive membership benefits to its members. In addition to the championship golf course, TCCC may offer other amenities such as a clubhouse, swimming pool, and banquet room rentals. Our mission is to provide a premier golfing experience in the heart of Southwest Virginia, fostering camaraderie, sportsmanship, and a deep appreciation for the natural beauty of the region.
Course Features
Tees Course Rating Slope
Rating Yardage
Blue: 70.2 140 6197
White: 68.5 134 5846
Gold: 64.5 120 4926
Red: 63.0 117 4501
Pink: 59.3 109 3436
Groundskeeper: Bobby Dye
General Manager: Bryce Farris
Tee Times
- Members may make tee times up to 4 weeks in advanced, minimum of 1 tee time per day
- Non-Members may make tee times 7 days in advance, maximum of 1 tee time per day.
- Names for all golfers must be in the tee sheet no later than 24 hours prior to tee off
- No Shows for all tee times will be noted and could lose online booking privileges.
- All tee times may have four (4) players maximum unless authorized by GM/Head Golf Professional
Dress Code
- Polo-style shirts ONLY.
- T-shirts, screen printed shirts, halters, sun shirts, tank tops, tube tops, bathing suits, denim jeans, or sweatpants are prohibited to play golf or practice.
- TCCC is a “soft-spike” facility. Metal spikes, boots, or non-golf sandals are prohibited.
- Members are responsible for informing their guests of the dress code.
- Pool guests are to bring befitting tasteful attire to the pool. No unauthorized footwear in the pool.
- Contemporary trends and styles are encouraged, as long as they are displayed in a tidy and organized fashion.
