Forsyth Country Club

Overview: Forsyth Country Club is a private Donald Ross course in Winston-Salem, with tree-lined corridors, mature parkland and a par-71 routing that reaches 6,784 yards. The layout’s appeal comes from classic green-site strategy and the way the course uses the existing landscape rather than relying on spectacle.

History: Forsyth was formed in 1913 and now has more than a century of golf history. Kris Spence later led restoration work intended to strengthen the Ross character, while the club’s own course page describes the current layout as a course that has continued to improve over that long history.

Did You Know? The course occupies about 172 acres, a compact footprint for a full-length historic layout and one reason its tree-lined holes feel closely connected to the surrounding landscape.