PGA instructor Gary Tatar draws from more than three decades of experience in training sessions held at practice ranges and on the course

Mountain peaks provide scenic background to golf complex with nine-hole course and adjoining driving range

Tight, tree-lined fairways, treacherous bunkers, and five ponds that come into play make up the bulk of difficulty on the nine-hole course

Mature tree lines hem fairways as they arch over rolling terrain to form a 5,558-yard course originally opened in 1927

Golf pros use golf simulators and video analysis to teach the Ferris-wheel technique, fostering dependable swings in private lessons

Range balls ready swings for all-day outings at the nine-hole, 1,901-yard Crane’s Bend course designed by Michael Dasher

Course extends 6,641 yards and showcases a front nine built in 1924 and links-style back nine added in 2006.

18-hole course meanders for 6,831 yards through valley beneath old stone hunting lodge perched high in Blue Ridge Mountains

Nine-hole, par-27 course comprises nine par 3s that range from 100 to 200 yards for quick play and ample hole-in-one opportunities

Nine-hole, par-3 course challenges short-game skills before sipping drinks at an indoor sitting room or alfresco picnic tables.