A beautiful blend of log-sturdy, pioneer spaciousness with modern brick, block and tile comfort makes the club house of Musgrove Country Club one of the most unique in the nation.

In 1992, the architect, Jerry Pate, designed improvements to the course; making it one of the best in the state. Bent-grass greens and lush 410 Bermuda fairways compliment the design. Connecting the golf course with the pro shop and clubhouse are two wooden, swinging bridges that cross Blackwater Creek near the dam built originally to furnish electricity to the Club.

Today Musgrove Country Club members and guests relax in the comfort of dining room, lounge, and grill additions to the original building. The clubhouse also contains the original lobby and ballroom with hardwood floors and huge back-to-back stone fireplaces. Outdoors, they swim in an Olympic-size pool. At the tennis facility there is a fully-stocked pro shop and 6 Rubico Courts. In 1960, nine holes were added to the original 9 holes built by Col. Musgrove.

Please wear appropriate golf attire and respect the private club environment at all times.

Please no cargo shorts, no denim and no tee shirts while visiting the club. Please use cell phones in designated areas.