Tega Cay Golf Club

Grand View at Tega Cay Golf Club occupies a peninsula setting along Lake Wylie, a reservoir straddling the North Carolina-South Carolina border just south of Charlotte. The course was designed by Dan Maples and opened in the early 1970s as part of a planned residential community. The layout takes advantage of the property's water frontage, with several holes playing along or across coves and inlets of the lake, while others move through wooded corridors typical of the Carolina Piedmont. The routing incorporates moderate elevation changes and mature tree-lined fairways, characteristic of courses from this era of development in the region. Lake Wylie comes into play on multiple holes, creating both visual interest and strategic considerations for approach shots and tee balls. The peninsula topography means water views appear throughout the round, though the degree of forced carry varies by hole. Tega Cay Golf Club serves primarily as a semi-private facility, offering access to both members and daily-fee players. The course has undergone periodic updates to maintain playing conditions and modernize certain features while preserving the original routing. Its location within the greater Charlotte metropolitan area makes it part of a regional golf market that includes numerous public and private options across both Carolinas.