The Matchbox is a twelve-hole walk at Tobacco Road, tucked in the pines beside the twelfth and thirteenth holes of the big course. It opened on August 1, 2026. Every hole is a par 3. The card is 736 yards and par 36, and the holes themselves run from 40 yards to 105. Justin Carlton and Lee Marshall designed it with Mark White. White shaped the original Tobacco Road ground with Mike Strantz, and Carlton learned that work from White. The corner they used still holds spoil piles from the building of the eighteen, and a pond that was once considered for a par 3 there and then left out of that routing. The tees and greens are synthetic, laid under the pines that were already standing. The course was built in six months, with no irrigation system and no clearing of the canopy. Players park at 1259 Rocky Fork Church Road and walk to a small golf shop, rather than starting at the main clubhouse. The third hole asks for a blind tee shot. The seventh crosses a cove. The ninth runs between two mounds and takes its idea from the opening hole of the eighteen. The greens are shaped so the same yardage plays differently if the ball is flighted at the flag or run along the ground.