White Plains Golf Course

White Plains Golf Course sits in Cookeville, Tennessee, a small city in the Upper Cumberland region roughly equidistant between Nashville and Knoxville. The course was designed by Jeff Jackson, a regional architect who has worked on several layouts across Tennessee and neighboring states. The facility operates as a public course serving the local community and visitors to the area. The terrain in this part of Tennessee typically features rolling hills and wooded corridors, characteristics that shape many courses in the region. Cookeville sits on the Cumberland Plateau at a higher elevation than much of Middle Tennessee, which can influence playing conditions and seasonal weather patterns. Courses in this setting often incorporate elevation changes and tree-lined fairways that require accuracy off the tee. White Plains provides golf in a region where public access facilities serve an important role for recreational players. The course fits within the tradition of Tennessee municipal and daily-fee layouts that prioritize playability for a range of skill levels while working with the natural topography. Cookeville's location along Interstate 40 makes it a stopping point for travelers, and the course serves both local members and visiting golfers passing through the Upper Cumberland. The facility reflects the character of small-city public golf in Tennessee, where courses balance maintenance budgets with providing accessible play in settings shaped by the state's characteristic hardwood forests and rolling landscape.