Graysburg Hills Golf Club's Knobs/Fodderstack combination represents one of three nine-hole loops at this Rees Jones-designed facility in Chuckey, Tennessee, situated in the rolling terrain of upper East Tennessee near the Nolichucky River valley. Jones, known for his course renovation work on U.S. Open venues and original designs that emphasize strategic challenge and playability across skill levels, routed the property to take advantage of the natural elevation changes and wooded character typical of the region. The Knobs nine reflects its name, incorporating the hilly topography into a layout that features elevation changes and requires thoughtful club selection on approach shots. The Fodderstack nine offers a complementary character within the same landscape framework. Together, these eighteen holes provide variety in hole length, green complexes, and strategic demands, with Jones's characteristic attention to sight lines and risk-reward options evident throughout. The course serves a regional membership in the Tri-Cities area of Tennessee, where golf facilities often balance mountain views with forested corridors and seasonal playing conditions. Graysburg Hills operates as a semi-private club, making the Rees Jones design accessible to both members and visiting golfers exploring northeastern Tennessee's golf offerings. The three-nine configuration allows for flexible routing and pace of play management during peak seasons.