The Tradition Golf Club

The Tradition Golf Club in Charlotte, North Carolina opened in 1996, offering a tree-lined layout with water features on 15 of 18 holes. The course was developed to provide a premium daily-fee experience in the rapidly growing south Charlotte market, where the Ballantyne corridor created demand for quality golf facilities.

The 6,597-yard, par-72 layout on Ultradwarf Bermuda greens challenged area golfers with a combination of water hazards and tight tree-lined corridors that demand precision. The Tradition's finishing hole — a risk-reward par 5 — became a signature of the course, offering birdie opportunities for those willing to challenge the water.

The Tradition is a reliable and entertaining daily-fee experience in south Charlotte, featuring water on 15 of 18 holes and tight tree-lined corridors. The Ultradwarf Bermuda greens are fast and true throughout the year. Competitive pricing keeps The Tradition accessible to a wide range of Charlotte-area golfers.

With water on 15 holes, The Tradition rewards accurate iron play over distance. The Ultradwarf greens are faster than they appear — start lag putts well short of the hole. The 18th hole risk-reward decision should be made conservatively if the round has gone well.