Sequoyah National Golf Club
- Address: 79 Golf Club Rd, Cherokee, NC 28719
- Phone: (828) 497-3000
- Website: sequoyahnational.com
- Type: Outdoor Adventure | Golf Club
- Family-Friendly: Yes (junior programs available)
- Admission: $$$$
- Hours:
- Daily dawn to dusk (seasonal variations; call ahead)
Why Go: Play championship golf on a stunning mountain course owned and operated by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.
About Sequoyah National Golf Club
Sequoyah National Golf Club is a beautiful 18-hole championship golf course located on the Qualla Boundary in Cherokee, North Carolina. Designed by noted architect Robert Trent Jones Jr., the course winds through rolling hills and offers dramatic mountain views from nearly every hole.
Owned and operated by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, Sequoyah National combines world-class golf with authentic Cherokee hospitality and is open to the public year-round.
The club also features a full-service pro shop, driving range, practice facilities, and a restaurant with scenic views.
Getting to Sequoyah National Golf Club
Sequoyah National Golf Club is located at 79 Golf Club Rd in Cherokee. It is easily accessible from US-441 and just minutes from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park entrance and downtown Cherokee. Ample parking is available on-site.
Why Choose Sequoyah National Golf Club
Sequoyah National Golf Club stands out as one of the most scenic and well-maintained public golf courses in Western North Carolina. Owned by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, it offers championship play combined with authentic cultural hospitality.
Players enjoy dramatic mountain views, challenging yet fair layout, and excellent on-site amenities.
Highlights
Signature experiences at Sequoyah National Golf Club include these visitor favorites.
- 18-Hole Championship Course: Robert Trent Jones Jr. design with stunning mountain views.
- Scenic Mountain Golf: Rolling hills and dramatic vistas on every hole.
- Full-Service Pro Shop: Quality clubs, apparel, and rental equipment.
- Practice Facilities: Driving range and putting green.
- On-Site Dining: Restaurant with scenic views and Cherokee-inspired menu.
- Owned by Eastern Band: Unique cultural experience on tribal land.
What to Expect
Expect a memorable round of golf on a challenging, scenic mountain course with excellent service and amenities.
- 18 holes of championship golf with dramatic mountain views.
- Cart and walking options available.
- Full pro shop and practice facilities.
- Restaurant and clubhouse with scenic views.
- Year-round play (weather permitting).
- Welcoming atmosphere on Eastern Band of Cherokee land.
Nearby Attractions in Cherokee
After your round, explore these other great attractions in Cherokee.
- Oconaluftee Indian Village: Living history showing traditional Cherokee life.
- Museum of the Cherokee People: Powerful exhibits on Cherokee history and culture.
- Qualla Arts & Crafts Mutual: Authentic Cherokee-made art and crafts.
- Unto These Hills: Epic outdoor drama telling the Cherokee story.
- Fire Mountain Trails: Multi-use mountain bike and hiking trails.
Explore More
Sequoyah National Golf Club is your gateway to a full Cherokee experience. After your visit, explore the area’s many attractions and outdoor activities.
- Address: 79 Golf Club Rd, Cherokee, NC 28719
- Phone: (828) 497-3000
- Website: sequoyahnational.com
- Type: Outdoor Adventure | Golf Club
- Family-Friendly: Yes (junior programs available)
- Admission: $$$$
- Hours:
- Daily dawn to dusk (seasonal variations; call ahead)
Why Go: Play championship golf on a stunning mountain course owned and operated by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.
About Sequoyah National Golf Club
- Robert Trent Jones Jr. designed 18-hole championship course.
- Stunning mountain views on every hole.
- Owned by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.
- Full-service pro shop and practice facilities.
- Restaurant with scenic views.
Getting to Sequoyah National Golf Club
- Located at 79 Golf Club Rd in Cherokee.
- Easy access from US-441 near the national park entrance.
- Ample on-site parking available.
Why Choose Sequoyah National Golf Club
- Scenic championship golf on tribal land.
- Excellent condition and dramatic mountain views.
- Full amenities including pro shop and dining.
- Public access with authentic Cherokee hospitality.
- Great location near other Cherokee attractions.
Highlights
- 18-Hole Championship Course: Robert Trent Jones Jr. design with stunning mountain views.
- Scenic Mountain Golf: Rolling hills and dramatic vistas on every hole.
- Full-Service Pro Shop: Quality clubs, apparel, and rental equipment.
- Practice Facilities: Driving range and putting green.
- On-Site Dining: Restaurant with scenic views and Cherokee-inspired menu.
- Owned by Eastern Band: Unique cultural experience on tribal land.
What to Expect
- 18 holes of championship golf with dramatic mountain views.
- Cart and walking options available.
- Full pro shop and practice facilities.
- Restaurant and clubhouse with scenic views.
- Year-round play (weather permitting).
- Welcoming atmosphere on Eastern Band of Cherokee land.
Nearby Attractions in Cherokee
After your round, explore these other great attractions in Cherokee.
- Oconaluftee Indian Village: Living history showing traditional Cherokee life.
- Museum of the Cherokee People: Powerful exhibits on Cherokee history and culture.
- Qualla Arts & Crafts Mutual: Authentic Cherokee-made art and crafts.
- Unto These Hills: Epic outdoor drama telling the Cherokee story.
- Fire Mountain Trails: Multi-use mountain bike and hiking trails.
Explore More
Sequoyah National Golf Club is your gateway to a full Cherokee experience. After your visit, explore the area’s many attractions and outdoor activities.
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