• Material: stainless steel

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• Material: stainless steel

• Material: stainless steel

• Material: Microfiber

• Material: stainless steel

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• Certificate of Authenticity Included?: Yes
• Size: Approx 13" Diameter

• Care Instructions: Machine Wash
• Color: Gold
• Material: cotton
• Sizing Chart: Standard

• Care Instructions: Machine Wash
• Color: Black
• Material: cotton
• Sizing Chart: Standard

• Assembly Required: Yes
• Color: Blue
• Condition: New
• Materials/Fabric: MDF boards

• Color: Black
• Print Material: PVC

• Color: Black
• Print Material: PVC

• Care Instructions: Machine Wash
• Color: Black
• Material: cotton
• Sizing Chart: Standard

• Assembly Required: Yes
• Condition: New
• Person or Character: elephant

• Assembly Required: Yes
• Color: white, purple
• Condition: New
• Person or Character: Unicorn

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First opened for play in 1899, then redesigned in 1923 by master golf course architect Donald Ross, the 6,700 yard, par 70 layout is a shotmaker's challenge with emphasis on accuracy rather than power. From beneath the crest of Sunset Mountain, the players' ascent from the level front nine to the gentle slopes of the back nine offer spectacular views. This course is immaculately maintained and is considered one of the finest conditioned courses in Western North Carolina.Traditions of the Course: As early as 1919, British golfing greats Harry Vardon and Ted Ray made summer stops to play exhibition matches here. Since then, the greatest golfers of their era have enjoyed the course, from the immortal Bobby Jones (through two decades as a PGA Tour stop) to players such as Gene Sarazen, Walter Hagen, Ben Hogan, Sam Snead and Byron Nelson. Recent exhibitions have featured PGA stars Doug Sanders, Gene Littler, Fuzzy Zoeller and Chip Beck.

Long-time bowling industry leader with locations all across the country features bowling packages and entertaining arcades

Stay loose and in-tune with a batting cage rental for softball or baseball

Participants get a chance to test their agility, stamina, and strength during the 10K, 5K, or kids’ runs

Broadmoor is this regions only links style course and has no housing or out of bounds on any of the holes. We have bent grass greens, Bermuda grass fairways and bluegrass/fescue rough. The course stretches out to 7140 yards in length from the gold markers, however we do have various lengths from different tee markers. The blue course measures 6569 yards, the white is 5881 and the red is 5082 yards. Whether you golf Tennessee, Virginia or North Carolina mountains, you'll find this links course requires many different kinds of shots, from high shots over water, to bump and run on some of the bunker less greens. Since Broadmoor is a links style, mountain course, it seems there is always a breeze to contend with in the river valley!

There's a place in the Southern Highlands where the Great Smoky Mountains weave through the Blue Ridge, creating a scenic mountain plateau 2,200 feet high and 75 miles around. Our lush fairways are meticulously manicured, and our bent grass greens are as large as 9,000 square feet. Three nine hole courses allow you to play a variety of 18 hole combinations with 4 tee positions.

Visitors can enjoy range packages at a state-of-the-art 14-lane air-conditioned and heated facility

The wooded peaks of Mount Mitchell rise above 18-hole course that routes through the valley and runs alongside the Toe River

The course at Lake Junaluska features 5,744 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70 . The course rating is 70.0 and it has a slope rating of 113. Lake Junaluska golf course opened in 1919.

Nestled between the Blue Ridge and Great Smoky Mountains in Western North Carolina, Maggie Valley Club & Resort has been welcoming guests for Maggie Valley vacation rentals with a blend of Southern hospitality and four-season adventure for decades. Golf. Fish. Raft. Hike. Bike. Swim. Dine. Then, put your feet up and savor the quiet dignity of a Smoky Mountain sunset

Practice facility allows golfers to hone their drives, mid-range shots, and short-game skills

Guests can compete during a game of bowling, test their skills at the arcade, and rest while sipping soft drinks

Smoky Mountain Country Club, located in Whittier, NC is an 18-hole mountain golf course, designed by Thomas Walker. Golfers of all skill levels enjoy the challenge and beauty of this golf course which plays in concert with flowing creeks on valley floors, carved into mountainsides and spanning mountaintops. Located adjacent to our clubhouse in our golf complex, our 18-hole mountain golf course boasts a driving range, chipping area and putting green. Golf course architect Thomas Walker comes to Smoky Mountain Country Club as the former lead designer for Gary Player Design Company. Drawing on his more than 25 years of experience in golf course design, Mr. Walker has created a golf experience which is enjoyable and challenging for players of all skill levels. Soaring mountain peaks provide a spectacular backdrop, scenically framing our bluegrass fairways, Bermuda tees and bent grass greens.