Druid Hills operates as a semi-private club within Fairfield Glade. Play is available to members, Fairfield Glade guests, and the general public with some restrictions. For traveling golfers, a Bertram golf package is often the easiest way to secure lodging, greens fees, and tee times at Druid Hills without navigating guest-access rules on your own.

Yes. Druid Hills offers a driving range, putting green, cart rentals, club rentals, individual lessons, and a snack bar on site. Instruction and club fitting are also available through the pro staff. For practice beyond the range, The Golf Garage adds TrackMan bays for lessons and simulated play.

Yes. Druid Hills is a Bertram favorite for foursomes and larger groups because the course stays interesting for a wide range of handicaps and the facility gives your group things to do after the round. Bertram specializes in group bookings and can pair Druid Hills tee times with lodging at Country Club Villas or Premium Rentals, plus rounds at other Crossville and Fairfield Glade courses.

Each Fairfield Glade course has its own identity. Stonehenge is the nationally ranked headline draw. Dorchester is a secluded, tree-lined Bobby Greenwood layout with water on six holes. Heatherhurst Brae and Crag offer two distinct nine-hole experiences. Druid Hills combines mountain views, a placement-based challenge, and the most expanded off-course amenities in the community, including The Quarry and The Golf Garage. Many Bertram itineraries include Druid Hills at least once per trip.

Daily green fees at Druid Hills are set by the club and vary by season. For current walk-up pricing, contact the Druid Hills pro shop at (931) 484-3711 or visit Fairfield Glade’s Druid Hills page. Through Bertram, Druid Hills rounds are bundled into per-golfer package rates that include lodging, greens fees, carts paid in advance, and coordinated tee times.

Yes. Bertram packages include play at the courses of your choice, with no course restrictions. Druid Hills is one of the most booked courses in the lineup because of its views, challenge, and new off-course amenities. Bertram handles pre-set tee times so your group is not coordinating schedules with the pro shop on your own.

Yes. A new Druid Hills clubhouse is scheduled for completion in summer 2026, adding to a facility that has already seen major upgrades in recent years. Between the renovated amenities, The Quarry, and The Golf Garage, Druid Hills has become as much a hangout destination as a morning tee time for many Bertram groups.

The Golf Garage at Druid Hills features two indoor/outdoor hitting bays with TrackMan technology. Golfers use it for simulated rounds, lessons, or practice sessions when weather cuts into outdoor time. For groups on a multi-day Crossville golf package, it adds a backup plan that most other area courses cannot match.

The Quarry is a 20,000+ square foot putting course built at Druid Hills in 2024. It has become a popular after-hours activity for golf groups staying in Fairfield Glade. Many Bertram groups play their round during the day, then head to The Quarry in the evening as a fun, low-pressure way to keep the competition going.

Druid Hills sits on the highest elevation in Fairfield Glade. On clear days, the elevated tees and greens open up to outstanding views of the surrounding Cumberland Mountains. That scenery is a big reason Bertram customers return to Druid Hills year after year, especially for the first round of a trip when the setting makes an immediate impression.

Druid Hills is the second shortest of Fairfield Glade’s five courses, but many regulars consider it the second most difficult. Rolling, tree-lined fairways, plenty of water, doglegs, and undulating bentgrass greens reward placement off the tee more than raw distance. Sidehill lies, elevated approaches, and greens that are tough to read make it a true position and placement course for all skill levels.

Druid Hills is inside Fairfield Glade on the Cumberland Plateau between Nashville and Knoxville. The course is at 435 Lakeview Drive, Fairfield Glade, TN. From Bertram’s Country Club Villas lodging, Druid Hills is a short drive within the community, which makes it easy to combine with Stonehenge, Dorchester, or Heatherhurst Brae and Crag on a multi-round trip.

Druid Hills Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course at Fairfield Glade Resort in Crossville, Tennessee. It was the first course built at the 11,500-acre resort, with the front nine opening in 1970 and all 18 holes completed in 1973. Designed by Leon Howard, Druid Hills sits on the highest point in Fairfield Glade and is widely considered one of the most scenic courses in the community, with rolling fairways, water hazards, and undulating bentgrass greens.