Top Asheville Golf Outing Venues

The Vault takes its name from the original two-story, 600 sq ft brick-and-steel vault once used to secure cash and mill documents—an impressive architectural feature that still anchors the space today. Now transformed into a flexible venue, The Vault features an 8,000 sq ft event hall with original hardwood floors, tall ceilings, and abundant natural light, along with a 3,000 sq ft secondary room ideal for breakout sessions or workspace. An additional 4,000 sq ft of prep rooms, storage, and support areas ensures efficient flow for events of all kinds.

• Spaces for 50-150 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Historic Space

The Zebulon B. Vance Birthplace State Historic Site sits in the Reems Creek Valley, about 12 miles northeast of Asheville near Weaverville, North Carolina. The site preserves a pioneer mountain plantation from the early 1800s, featuring seven historic and reconstructed buildings — including a two-story log cabin homestead and an original 1790s slave dwelling — alongside a visitor center with interactive exhibits that interpret daily life in the Blue Ridge Mountains during that era. For private events, the site offers an outdoor picnic shelter and adjacent 1/6-acre field, set against panoramic views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The outdoor rental area accommodates up to 150 guests and is available during normal operating hours as well as outside those hours when staffing allows. Admission to the site is free, and the venue is open Tuesday through Saturday.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

Yesterday Spaces is a wedding and event venue set on a 70-acre working farm in Leicester, North Carolina, about 20 minutes from downtown Asheville. The property has been rooted in the Blue Ridge Mountain landscape for well over a century, and that history shapes the character of every celebration held there. Events unfold across several distinct spaces: an outdoor Ceremony Field with mountain views, the historic Dairy Barn for indoor ceremonies or pre-ceremony gatherings, a Reception Hall that opens onto two 60-foot decks and a cocktail garden for dinner and dancing, and a large Event Field with a bonfire ring. The surrounding farmland is actively cultivated by Gaining Ground Farm using sustainable, organic practices — an uncommon backdrop that lends the property a working authenticity few venues can offer. On-site lodging is available in a fully restored 1911 Farmhouse that accommodates up to 13 guests, making Yesterday Spaces a destination for a full wedding weekend rather than just a single day.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

• Spaces for 50-200 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Farm
• 1 Garden

Franny's Farm is an active organic farm spanning over 50 acres along the rolling hills of South Turkey Creek in Leicester, North Carolina, 10 miles from downtown Asheville. Over the years, the farm has welcomed more than 300,000 visitors for gatherings ranging from intimate weddings and wellness retreats to large music festivals, farm camps, and educational workshops. The full 33 acres can be exclusively reserved for private events, giving groups access to a 3-acre dedicated venue space that encompasses an event barn, vegetable and flower gardens, open fields, and a pond. An 1,800-square-foot covered event space sits at the heart of the property, suited for ceremonies, receptions, and celebrations of all kinds. The outdoor event area is equipped with seating for up to 50 guests, café lighting, a 30-foot concrete service counter, and a bonfire area. Franny's Farm books one event at a time. Venue rentals include access to the barn, garden, pond, fields, and parking area, with optional overnight accommodations in eco-cabins, farmhouses, and a campsite on the property.

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The Cliffs at Mountain Park is a private mountain community set on roughly 2,000 acres in Marietta, South Carolina, along a river valley in the Blue Ridge foothills, about 25 minutes from Greenville and 45 minutes from Asheville. The property sits near 1,794 feet in elevation, giving it a noticeably cooler climate through the summer months than the surrounding lowlands. At the center of the community is The Cabin, a rustic clubhouse built with repurposed materials and known for its wraparound veranda overlooking the mountains and a fire pit for evening gatherings. A recent renovation doubled the size of its main dining room and outdoor patio and added an intimate space for private parties alongside an expanded kitchen, giving the property more room to host larger social occasions and celebrations. The Cabin's culinary program has been recognized with a Golden Fork Award for Best New Private club dining. Beyond The Cabin, Mountain Park offers a Gary Player Signature golf course that runs along the North Saluda River, along with a wellness center, tennis, pickleball, and padel courts, a resort-style pool, and access to hiking, mountain biking, and river fishing throughout the property. The Sports Pavilion adds an outdoor amphitheater and dining pavilion used for gatherings under the stars.

• Spaces for 250 Guests

Lake Toxaway Country Club carries more than a century of remarkable history into every celebration it hosts. The story of Lake Toxaway itself begins in 1903, when the Toxaway River was dammed to create the lake — drawing a gilded guest list to the original Toxaway Inn that included Henry Ford, Harvey Firestone, and the Vanderbilt family. After a series of storms burst the dam in 1916, the lake lay dormant for decades before being lovingly restored in 1960; the country club opened its doors in 1963 and has welcomed guests across the mountain seasons ever since. Today, the club sits within 5,000 acres of western North Carolina mountain landscape, cradled by peaks exceeding 4,700 feet and adjoining more than 10,000 acres of protected wilderness — a setting that earns the journey. The drive is surprisingly easy: about an hour from Asheville, roughly three hours from Atlanta. For events, the club accommodates up to 300 guests across three distinctive spaces: the Vanderbilt Ballroom and Porch, the Firestone Grille and Porch, and the intimate Lake View Room. An in-house team of event planners and culinary professionals handles every detail from menu design to day-of execution, so weddings, rehearsal dinners, anniversary celebrations, reunions, and corporate gatherings unfold against one of the most exceptional mountain lake backdrops in the Southeast. The club's season runs April through November.

• Spaces for 150 Guests

• Spaces for 100-150 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Meeting Space
• 2 Parks

Roan Mountain State Park sits along the Doe River in the Highlands of Roan, with mountaintop views, hiking and mountain bike trails, and access to the Appalachian Trail via Carver's Gap. In early summer, the park's rhododendron shrubs come into bloom, adding color to the surrounding wooded landscape. For gatherings and celebrations, the park offers a mix of indoor and outdoor venues. The Conference Center provides an indoor space for up to 150 guests, with a catering kitchen, a large stone fireplace, and mountain views, and can be rented as one large room or split into two private conference rooms. Outdoors, the Amphitheater seats up to 100 guests amid wooded surroundings, three pavilions accommodate smaller gatherings of 30 to 100 with picnic tables and grills, and the Chestnut Ridge Overlook offers sweeping views of the Highlands for a more intimate setting. Guests can extend their stay in one of the park's thirty two-bedroom, one-bath cabins, or in its RV and tent camping areas.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

View Point at Buckhorn Creek is an elevated 35-acre event property set roughly 15 minutes from downtown Greenville, South Carolina, with unobstructed views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Its professionally landscaped grounds — planted throughout with trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals, and large boulders — center on a koi pond with a timber-frame pond house, giving the setting a calm, garden-like feel well suited to outdoor celebrations. At the heart of the property, a timber-frame pavilion with a rock fireplace anchors gatherings, complemented by a large patio with a brick fireplace shaded beneath a tree-top canopy. A fire pit sits beside a covered cook area outfitted with a charcoal grill, wet bar, and propane burner, and three restrooms — one handicap accessible — serve guests. With ample parking for approximately 200 people, the grounds accommodate weddings, receptions, rehearsal dinners, engagement and birthday parties, corporate events, and luncheons.

• Spaces for 250 Guests