Links to Other Charlotte Area Golf Resources
Here's a handy list of sites that The B-Man uses frequently. If you are looking for course-related web sites, go to the course information page. The official web site is listed under the course address.
This is an article I author and update each year for Charlotte Agenda. Check out my ranking of the top 10 courses in Charlotte that anyone can play. Updated May 2020.
Similar to my article, this is one that Charlotte Agenda does for private clubs in the area. This is a handy reference if you're looking for a private club to join. Updated Sept 2019.
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This a great local tour for individual competition. Plays regularly at many of the local courses listed here and some within an hour of the city. Entering its 26th season, the Amateur Tour conducts stroke-play golf tournaments for golfers of all ages and handicaps. Winners get trophies and gift certifcates. There are also prizes for closest to the pin and skins games.

The Below Average Golf Association brings players that like competitive matches together with golf brands and sponsors who want to get their names and products more exposure. I've just connected with this group (Dec 2019) and love the concept. I'll be playing more matches and events with this group in 2020.
A great place to practice all parts of your game. They have dozens of artificial tee mats as well as a traditional grass tee area. The soft mats feel like solid turf, don't mark up your clubs and they accommodate regular golf tees. There's also a great chipping green with a sand bunker. Buckets start at $6 for 45 balls and they offer memberships, lessons and group outings. Inside the well-stocked pro shop, you can also get a few cold ones to drink while you practice. And if you sign up on their web site, you can get an email discount for a free small bucket right off the bat.
This local chapter of the First Tee non-profit organization has as its mission: To impact the lives of young people by providing learning facilities and educational programs that promote character development and life-enhancing values through the game of golf. The programs are specifically targeted at youth aged 9-18 years old. Revolution Park now provides host facilities for the program.
*The* association for amateur golfers in NC and SC. Regularly hosts large tournament events in different formats for amateurs at all levels at courses throughout the Carolinas, including season-ending championships on Tour-quality venues such as Pinehurst resort.
Formerly The Golf Depot -- another great practice facility similar to Leatherman's. I haven't tried this one yet, but the website offers lessons from a 25 year teaching professional named Bruce Parker.
This local source for Carolinas region golf information has been published monthly for over 20 years. Good coverage of local amateur tours and pros.
This is another great local golf publication covering the amateur tours, local pros' golf tips, equipment reviews, and a comprehensive schedule of local charity tournaments.

Offers prepaid vouchers (Paypal only) for discount rates at local course in the Carolinas. Includes course information and photo tours of many courses.
Jay Reid is a PGA life member with over 30 years of teaching experience. He was with the Dana Rader Golf School for 15 years before opening his own in 2011. He offers lessons and clinics for golfers of all ages and skills at Birkdale Golf Club in Huntersville. Jay was nice enough to give me a free lesson and has offered $20 off lessons and clinics to users of my site. Just mention that you found him on B-Man's Guide to Golf.

This site is sponsored by The Golf Channel and allows you to book tee times online for many local Charlotte courses. I haven't used this one yet but it does appear to offer some discounts for off-peak times. Most of the peak times are rack rate -- where you'd be better off calling in your own tee time and using a Clickit voucher. Worth a look if your time and course choice is flexible.