Bermuda Run Country Club sits on gently rolling terrain in Advance, North Carolina, where the Yadkin River forms part of the property boundary. The clubhouse, completed in the late 1980s, features a two-story brick façade and a slate roof, with interior spaces finished in stained oak paneling and marble floors. The golf course was designed by Ellis Maples and opened for play in 1983; its fairways are lined with mature hardwoods and several ponds that serve as both hazards and irrigation reservoirs. A separate nine-hole short course, added in 1996, occupies a compact parcel north of the main layout. Tennis courts, a fitness center, and an outdoor pool are clustered near the practice range. The club’s dining room offers lunch and dinner service six days a week, and a private wine cellar is available for member events. Membership is by invitation only and limited to residents of the adjacent Bermuda Run community.