Northwood Country Club

Northwood Country Club is a par-71, 6,330-yard course in Meridian, MS, established 1929 — the 23rd-longest course on record in Mississippi. From the Blue tees it plays to a 71.1 rating and 128 slope.

Northwood Country Club is in Meridian, the Lauderdale County seat and east Mississippi's largest city, positioned at the intersection of I-20 and I-59. Meridian's history as a railroad junction made it a prosperous commercial center, and the ruins of the MSU Meridian campus's historic buildings from Jimmie Rodgers to the early rock and roll era give the city cultural depth. Northwood serves Meridian's professional and business community with private club amenities appropriate to a city of its regional significance. Meridian's strategic transportation position has sustained the professional and managerial workforce that fills the Northwood membership, representing the commercial community that has sustained east Mississippi's largest city across multiple economic cycles.