Meadows at Prestonwood Country Club

Prestonwood Country Club's Meadows course is located in Cary, North Carolina, part of the Research Triangle region's suburban golf landscape. Designed by Tom Jackson and Rick Robbins, the course serves a private membership community in one of North Carolina's fastest-growing areas. The design reflects the collaborative approach of its architects, who have worked on numerous courses throughout the Carolinas and Mid-Atlantic region.

The routing takes advantage of the Piedmont topography characteristic of this part of North Carolina, with rolling terrain and mature tree corridors framing the holes. The course name suggests open playing areas interspersed with wooded sections, a common feature in developments that preserved natural meadowland during construction. Water features and strategic bunkering provide definition and challenge appropriate for member play across various skill levels.

Prestonwood Country Club operates as a family-oriented private club, and the Meadows course serves as one component of the club's amenities. The facility caters to the area's professional and residential community, offering regular member competitions and social golf programming. Cary's proximity to Raleigh and the broader Triangle area means the club draws from a diverse membership base connected to the region's technology, research, and university sectors.