Brae at Heatherhurst Golf Club at Fairfield Glade

Heatherhurst Golf Club’s Brae course, sculpted into the Cumberland Plateau near Crossville, Tennessee, embodies the spirit of accessible resort golf. Designed in the early 1970s, its parkland layout features gently rolling terrain punctuated by mature hardwoods and strategically placed water hazards. The Brae is not known for penal length, but favors thoughtful play that requires an ability to shape shots into receptive green complexes.

Originally conceived as a welcoming course for the burgeoning Fairfield Glade community, the Brae, alongside its sister course the Crag, has matured into a cherished destination for golfers of all skill levels. While not a championship venue, the Brae's local popularity stems from its playability and scenic beauty.

Brae’s friendly atmosphere extends to its clubhouse, where post-round camaraderie thrives. Stories abound of close matches and unlikely triumphs, fueled by the club's notable hospitality and the region's easy-going character.