Firethorne Country Club sits on rolling Piedmont terrain in Waxhaw, North Carolina, where the landscape alternates between open meadow and mature hardwood stands. The clubhouse, finished in 2002, features a brick-and-stone exterior and a slate roof that complements the surrounding trees. Inside, the main dining room overlooks the eighteenth green through floor-to-ceiling windows, and a separate grill room offers more casual seating. Practice facilities include a double-ended driving range with target greens and a short-game area bordered by a practice bunker. The course routing alternates between tree-lined corridors and open stretches, with several fairways bordered by native fescue. Water comes into play on six holes, primarily as ponds flanking the greens or crossing fairways at oblique angles. Cart paths are paved and separated from play by low berms planted with ornamental grasses. Maintenance standards include daily hand-watering of greens and a documented aeration schedule that keeps bentgrass surfaces firm and true.

Par 72 18 holes 6904 yards