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        • Twelve Gables (c 1838)
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      • Amzi Love/Lincoln Homes (c.1848)
      • Rosedale (c.1856)
      • Rosewood Manor (c.1835)
      • Temple Heights (c.1837)
      • Tennessee Williams Home and Welcome Center (c.1875)
      • The Stephen D. Lee Home and Museum (c.1847)
      • Waverley Mansion (c. 1852)
      • Whitehall (c. 1843)
    • African-American Heritage
      • Catfish Alley
      • Missionary Union Baptist Church
      • Penny-Savings Bank
      • Queen City Hotel Site
      • Sandfield Cemetery
      • Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church
      • The Haven (c. 1843)
      • Union Academy
    • Children’s Activities
    • Historic Places
      • Amzi Love/Lincoln Homes (c.1848)
      • Barristers House (c. 1835)
      • Barry House (c.1838)
      • Bryn Bella (C. 1848)
      • Colonnade (C. 1840)
      • Errolton (C. 1848)
      • Fort House (C. 1850)
      • Franklin Academy (Founded 1821)
      • Friendship Cemetery (c.1849)
      • Highland House (c. 1902)
      • Leighcrest (c. 1846)
      • Lowndes County Courthouse (c.1847)
      • Rosedale (c.1856)
      • Rosewood Manor (c.1835)
      • Shadowlawn (c. 1848)
      • Snowdoun (c. 1854)
      • Temple Heights (c.1837)
      • Tennessee Williams Home (c.1875)
      • The Haven (c. 1843)
      • The Oaks (c. 1835)
      • The Stephen D. Lee Home and Museum (c.1847)
      • Twelve Gables (c 1838)
      • Waverley Mansion (c. 1852)
      • White Arches (C. 1857)
      • Whitehall (c. 1843)
      • Wisteria Place (C. 1854)
    • Local Attractions
      • Columbus Air Force Base
      • Columbus-Lowndes Library
      • Friendship Cemetery (c.1849)
      • Mississippi University for Women
      • Plymouth Bluff Center
      • Tennessee Williams Home (c.1875)
      • The Stephen D. Lee Home and Museum (c.1847)
    • Racing
    • Regional Attractions
    • The Arts
      • Culinary Arts Institute
      • Friendship Cemetery (c.1849)
      • Mississippi University for Women
      • Plymouth Bluff Center
      • Rosenzweig Arts Center
      • The Stephen D. Lee Home and Museum (c.1847)
  • Daily Historic Home Tours
  • Dining in Columbus
  • Farmer’s Market
  • Group Travelers
  • Groups/Conventions
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      • Caterers
      • Churches
      • Community Resources
      • Entertainment
      • Florists
      • Genealogy
      • Media Outlets
      • Outreach Agencies
      • Photographers
      • Realtors
      • Rental Equipment
      • Schools
      • Transportation
      • Weddings
    • Venues
      • Historic Locations
        • Amzi Love/Lincoln Homes (c.1848)
        • Burnt Oak Lodge and Conference Center
        • Lee Home and Museum (c.1847)
        • Rosewood Manor (c.1835)
        • Waverley Mansion (c. 1852)
      • Larger Venues
        • Plymouth Bluff Conference Center
        • Trotter Convention Center
  • Night Life in Columbus
  • Outdoor Recreation
    • Burnt Oak Lodge and Conference Center
    • Camping
      • DeWayne Hayes Recreational Area and Town Creek Campground
      • Stennis East Bank
    • Fishing
    • Golf
      • Columbus Country Club
    • Lake Lowndes State Park
    • Parks & Recreation
    • Speedway
    • Trails & Hiking
  • Shopping
    • Antique Shopping
    • Centers & Districts
    • Specialty Shopping
  • Tennessee Williams Tribute
  • Order a Visitor’s Guide
  • Spring Pilgrimage 2013
    • 74th Annual Columbus Spring Pilgrimage
  • Accommodations
    • Bed & Breakfasts
      • Amzi Love Home/Lincoln Home Bed & Breakfast and Gardens
      • Backstrom’s Country Bed and Breakfast
      • Burnt Oak Lodge and Conference Center
      • Cartney-Hunt House
      • Jackie O’ House
      • Puckett House
      • Shadowlawn Bed & Breakfast
      • The Painted Lady of Columbus
    • Hotels

Columbus Country Club

The 18-hole “Columbus” course at the Columbus Country Club facility in Columbus, Mississippi features 6,410 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. Designed by John Frazier, the Columbus golf course opened in 1923.

2331 Military Road
(662) 328-5584

 

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