History
Whether a veteran or a novice to the game of golf, Hickory Valley Golf Club presents a challenge to golfers of all ages and skills, and always has.
Hickory Valley Timeline
1968
Hickory Valley was built. 27 holes were opened for play and architecture at that time consisted of small greens, narrow fairways measuring 15 to 25 yards wide and tall wild grass.
Extensive Renovations
Extensive renovations were done to the original 27 holes, including reseeding all greens, construction of new tees, placement of new bunkers, mounding, and a renovation of the existing clubhouse. Programs were also put in place to enhance the conditions to country club quality.
1994
An additional 120 acres of adjoining property was purchased from a neighboring nursery. Plans were made for an additional 9 holes carved out of the existing nursery.
1996
18 of the original holes were renamed the Ambassador Course, and the new 9 holes coupled with the last 9 holes were renamed the Presidential Course which opened for play in June 1996.