Carmel Country Club (South)

Overview: Carmel Country Club's South Course is a private Charlotte routing that began with Ellis Maples and was later reshaped by Rees Jones. The course uses rolling ground and an established club landscape, with the South label important because Carmel operates a separate North Course.

History: The club's history says construction of the South Course began in 1967 and concluded in 1969, after Ellis Maples expanded the original plan to 18 holes. Rees Jones redesigned the South Course in 1988. The target's 1998 date belongs to the North Course's expansion to 18 holes, not this South routing.

Did You Know? Carmel's two course histories are easy to mix: the South Course opened in 1969, while the club's history records the North Course reaching 18 holes in 1998. That distinction is why the South profile uses the Maples and Jones lineage.