Golf in Clarksville

Clarksville is Tennessee's fifth-largest city and the seat of Montgomery County, situated at the confluence of the Red River and Cumberland River in the northern Highland Rim just south of the Kentucky border. Fort Campbell, the 105,000-acre installation straddling the Tennessee-Kentucky line and home to the 101st Airborne Division, anchors the area's economy and contributes substantially to Clarksville's population — a dynamic that gives the city a younger demographic than most Tennessee cities of comparable size. The city also claimed one of professional golf's most notable modern careers in Mason Rudolph, whose decades on the PGA Tour put Clarksville on the game's map. Golf in Clarksville has grown alongside the city itself, with a diverse slate of facilities serving both the military community and the rapidly expanding civilian population that has made this one of the fastest-growing metros in the mid-South.