Golf in Chapel Hill

Chapel Hill is a small Marshall County town in the gently varied farmland of south-central Middle Tennessee, in the limestone-underlain terrain between Shelbyville and Lewisburg. Marshall County was historically one of Tennessee's most productive agricultural counties, with the gently varied hills of the Highland Rim's western edge supporting diversified farming for two centuries. The Duck River, one of the most biologically diverse rivers in North America, drains the county before turning west toward the Tennessee River system. Golf in Chapel Hill and Marshall County serves a rural population in a part of the state where the game operates at a pace and a scale that reflects the agricultural character of the surrounding landscape rather than suburban demand.