BOTL Winner Spotlight – Mooresville Golf Club

The 18,000-square-foot clubhouse.

This BOTL favorite began as a nine-hole-course located in close proximity to the Burlington Industries 230,000-square-foot mill in downtown Mooresville. In 1948, Legendary golf course architect Donald Ross designed a course specifically as an amenity for friends and family of the textile company. The Town of Mooresville purchased the course in the mid-1970s and the name was changed to Mooresville Municipal Golf Course. In 1978, the town received a federal grant which helped add a back nine designed by Porter Gibson and clubhouse to the property. In 2014, the course received yet another facelift with the help of recreation bonds that included a redesign by Kris Spence in 2016 and a name change to Mooresville Golf Club.

Golfers continue to enjoy the link-style golf experience, 18,000-square-foot clubhouse, which houses the popular fine dining restaurant On the Nines, practice facility, pro shop, and garage facility for golf carts that boasts top-ofthe-line GPS systems. All amenities continue to be open to the public.

Want to learn more? Visit www.mooresvillegolfclub.com or 205 Golf Course Drive, Mooresville.

The club offers public tee times to anyone wishing to play.