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Sweetens Cove Golf Club

Name: Sweetens Cove Golf Club
Address: South Pittsburg

Sweetens Cove is a cult-favorite public golf destination in South Pittsburg, Tennessee, celebrated for the bold, creative nine-hole layout designed by Rob Collins and Tad King of King-Collins.

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06.10.26

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2028

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2040 Sweetens Cove Road, South Pittsburg. Broke ground June 2026, completing 2028.

The story so far

Announced Oct 22, 2024Sweetens Cove unveils major expansion: short course, restaurant, distillery and lodging

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Expansion phasing set Jun 2026the build-out opens in stages — winding putting green spring 2027, the 13-hole King Collins Dormer short course summer 2027, a 1,775 sq ft micro-distillery and bottle shop fall 2027, and one-bedroom stay-and-play cabins from late 2027 into 2028, alongside a 5,100 sq ft private restaurant and bar, Octagon Barn event space, fishing dock and skeet range. Buildings are by Pfeffer Torode Architecture.

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Broke ground Jun 10, 2026Sweetens Cove just broke ground on its 13-hole short course — the next chapter for golf's cult Tennessee destination

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Expected opening 2028

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About the project

Sweetens Cove is a cult-favorite public golf destination in South Pittsburg, Tennessee, celebrated for the bold, creative nine-hole layout designed by Rob Collins and Tad King of King-Collins. Its property-wide expansion adds a 13-hole short course by King Collins Dormer that overlaps and connects with the original nine to encourage free-flowing cross-country play, alongside a private 5,100-square-foot restaurant and bar, phased one-bedroom stay-and-play cabins, a large putting green, and indoor simulator bays. The build-out builds on an all-day-pass, limited-guest model that has made it one of the most sought-after tee times in American golf.