Reunion Golf and Country Club

Overview: Reunion Golf and Country Club is a Bob Cupp parkland design in Madison, Mississippi, set within a planned residential community. The 18-hole course uses gently rolling and occasionally hilly ground, with tree-lined fairways, water features and a variety of hole directions creating a full par-72 round. Cupp’s design is often described as a fair and playable test, but the layout still has enough elevation change and green contour to reward careful positioning. The course’s parkland character comes from the mature trees and defined fairway corridors, while the residential setting is kept secondary to the sequence of golf holes.

History: The course was built and opened in 2004 as the golf centrepiece of the Reunion development. Bob Cupp designed the 18-hole layout, and construction oversight and pre-opening management were in place before the club began play. The property itself has older local history connected with the former Annandale Plantation, but that history should not be confused with the golf course’s 2004 opening. Reunion’s current club profile continues to present the course as a private 18-hole facility with an established Madison identity.

Did You Know? Reunion’s scorecard identifies the course as an 18-hole par-72 layout, while the published championship yardage reaches 7,416 yards. That combination places it among the longer private courses in the state, even though the layout offers shorter tee positions for a different playing scale.