Chickasaw Country Club

Chickasaw Country Club is a Classic Country Club established in 1922, and located in prestigious “East” Memphis, Tennessee. The Golf Course has Bent Grass Greens and Bermuda Fairways, and was designed by Robert Langford. In 1945, Chickasaw hosted the PGA tournament which ended Byron Nelson’s streak of 11 straight PGA victories.

In addition to a World Class Golf Course, Chickasaw offers Tennis, Fitness, Swimming, and a variety of both elegant and casual dining options. The Olympic Swimming Pool sets the stage for many hours of summertime fun and recreation, and the Clubhouse was recently renovated and redesigned to accommodate the sophisticated and style conscious Chickasaw Membership.