Charlotte National Golf Club sits on rolling terrain in Union County, North Carolina, with a layout that alternates between open fairways and tree-lined corridors. The course uses several natural creeks and ponds as primary hazards, requiring precise shot placement on multiple holes. Fairways are bermudagrass, and the greens are bentgrass, kept firm and fast during the summer months. Several elevated tee boxes overlook the surrounding pine woods, providing long sight lines on the longer holes. The routing includes a series of dogleg holes that favor controlled draws and fades, while a handful of straight par-4s demand accurate drives to avoid the flanking bunkers. Cart paths follow the perimeter of most holes, keeping foot traffic off the fairways. The clubhouse is a low brick building with a covered veranda that overlooks the eighteenth green. Maintenance crews mow the rough to a uniform height that keeps errant shots playable yet penalizes significant misses. The course remains open year-round, though winter conditions occasionally lead to temporary cart-path-only restrictions.

Par 72 18 holes 7227 yards