Old Chatham Golf Club

is a private golf club located in Durham, North Carolina, with a score of

5.0

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5.0
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Joe Petrilli

Feb 08 2025
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By far, my favorite golf course in North or South Carolina. from the friendly greeting at bag drop staff, into the Pro shop, and the course itself is outstanding. I always look forward to playing Old Chatham every year with a close friend who has been a member at Old Chatham from day 1.
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Mark Krause

Nov 23 2024
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Everything from course conditions, layout, practice areas, clubhouse decor and staff Friendliness are as good as it gets. I say this with being a family golf course owner and pga professional for 47 years. If I lived in the area this is where I would want to be a member. Played here on 10/12/24.
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rohan allwood

Oct 23 2024
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If I could 6 stars I would. A golfer's heaven. Service, food, beauty, it is all here at Old Chatham.
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Ronald Coulson

Feb 07 2020
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Old Chatham Golf Club lives up to its National reputation. The uncrowded golf course is maintained to championship conditions. Challenging, but fun to play. The professional staff is attentive and the classic clubhouse inviting. The large back porch overlooking the 18th green is my favorite. Wonderful golf experience…truly a special place.
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James Bick

Jan 21 2020
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With only 18 holes and no houses on over 400 acres in the center of the Triangle, Old Chatham is a unique experience. Maintained in championship condition, it's a privilege to play year round. Limited membership ensures easy access and great service. Fantastic practice facilities, including large two-sided range and new short game area.

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