Top Tennessee Golf Outing Venues

• Spaces for 75 Guests

• Spaces for 200 Guests

• Spaces for 225-300 Guests
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Estate

The Mitchell House is a historic wedding and event venue on the grounds of a former property called Ginkgo Manor, anchored by a century-old ginkgo tree on the front lawn. Owner Vivian Autry purchased the property in June 2019 after her daughter's wedding was held there in 2011, and her family's ties to the nearby Lake Martin area span five generations. The venue's centerpiece is its enclosed pavilion, a climate-controlled space with seating for up to 225 guests, three private restrooms, a prep kitchen for catering, a covered walkway, and crossback chairs. Its combination of historic house, landscaped grounds, and enclosed pavilion makes it suited to weddings, receptions, rehearsal dinners, corporate events, and family gatherings.

• Spaces for 15-100 Guests
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 1 Historic Space
• 5 Total Spaces

Norris Dam State Park spans over 4,000 acres between the Cumberland and Appalachian ranges, set along the shores of Norris Lake. The park takes its name from Senator George Norris, whose advocacy helped bring about the Tennessee Valley Authority; Norris Dam itself was completed in 1936 as part of the New Deal. Much of the park's historic character comes from the Civilian Conservation Corps, which built several of its structures in the 1930s, including cabins now listed on the National Register of Historic Places. For gatherings, the park's Tea Room is a longtime favorite for weddings, receptions, company dinners, and catered events. Built by the CCC, it has a two-tier floor plan, a full kitchen, cathedral ceilings, a stone fireplace, and a wooden deck overlooking the woods toward the lake, with seating for up to 100 guests. The Appalachian Event Center offers a separate space suited to large business meetings, bridal and baby showers, and family reunions, while the Conference Room in the park office accommodates smaller meetings. Two picnic pavilions in the historic district, both wired with electricity, round out the park's options for casual outdoor gatherings. Beyond its event spaces, Norris Dam State Park is a destination in its own right, with more than 30 miles of hiking trails, boating and fishing on Norris Lake, and cultural sites including the Lenoir Museum, an 18th-century Rice Grist Mill, and the Crosby Threshing Barn.

• Spaces for 500 Guests

Common House Chattanooga offers event spaces for your next celebration in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Grand Hyatt Nashville offers event spaces for your next celebration in Nashville, Tennessee.

• Spaces for 225 Guests

• Spaces for 300 Guests

• Spaces for 170 Guests

• Spaces for 200-250 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 space at this venue

The Junior League of Memphis's Community Resource Center (CRC) is a historic Italian-Mediterranean residence in Memphis, built between 1919 and 1921 as a home for local cotton buyer C.R. Boyce. Designed by the architectural firm of Walk C. Jones, Sr. and Max Furbringer, the stucco building sits on sculpted lawns surrounded by oaks and gardens, accented by two gazebos and a large fountain. It was purchased by the Junior League of Memphis in 1991 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Inside, a grand hallway runs the length of the first floor, rising to a landing marked by a Palladian window, with detailed cornices, moldings, and trim throughout. The CRC offers both indoor and outdoor space for weddings, luncheons, and corporate parties, with room for events of many sizes and levels of formality, from a lawn wedding to an intimate luncheon in the home's parlor. The Junior League of Memphis also makes meeting space at the CRC available at no charge to local 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations, subject to availability and usage guidelines.

• Spaces for 87 Guests

• Spaces for 6-60 Guests
• 4 Outdoor Spaces
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Waterfront

Chapel at the Park sits on a 3-acre estate bordering Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Gatlinburg, offering couples a choice of five distinct ceremony settings across a single wooded property. Vows can be exchanged in the chapel sanctuary, beside a two-story waterfall, beneath a white gazebo, along an arbor with mountain views, or in an enchanted forest setting decorated with a crystal chandelier — with the chapel serving as a covered backup should weather turn. The venue's all-inclusive packages bundle a minister, photographer, and wedding coordinator with the ceremony space itself, and range from short elopement bookings for the couple alone up to two-hour celebrations for as many as 60 family and friends. Silk florals, cakes, and on-site lodging options are built into several of the packages, letting couples handle much of the planning in a single booking. Midnight, the chapel's resident rescued black cat, is a familiar presence at ceremonies, often appearing for photos and greeting guests on the grounds.

• Spaces for 500-600 Guests
• 1 Hotel
• 1 Ballroom

The Chattanoogan Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton sits in downtown Chattanooga's Southside, amid the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Tennessee River Valley. As the first Curio Collection property in the Chattanooga area, the hotel underwent a comprehensive renovation completed in 2020, refreshing all 199 guest rooms along with its meeting spaces in a palette of warm neutrals and deep greens, drawing on organic materials and industrial influences rooted in the surrounding region. At the center of its event offerings is the Chattanoogan Ballroom and Conference Center, a 7,752-square-foot space that can host up to 500 guests for weddings, galas, and conferences. The property also includes an 85-seat amphitheater and an outdoor courtyard, giving planners a range of settings for ceremonies, receptions, and meetings alike. The hotel's dining and gathering spaces extend beyond its event floor: Rustica serves Northern Italian cuisine on the lobby level, Stills + Mash anchors the main entrance with a bourbon-forward menu, Noogans offers coffee from local roasters, and High Rail, a rooftop bar on the second floor, pairs regionally inspired food with cocktails and local beer. A full-service spa with six treatment rooms and an indoor heated pool overlooking Lookout Mountain round out the property.

• Spaces for 70-100 Guests
• 1 Museum
• 1 Historic Space

The Morton Museum of Collierville History is housed in a Gothic Revival church built in 1873, one of the town's most distinctive landmarks. The building served as the home of the Collierville Christian Church until 1992, gaining its stained-glass windows, bell tower, and decorative carpentry during a 1906 renovation that gave it its current character, including the two-story corner tower that once held the largest bell in Shelby County. Morgan Morton and his family gifted the building and grounds to the Town of Collierville in 2008, and after several years of community fundraising and volunteer work, the museum opened in June 2012. Today the museum collects, preserves, and interprets Collierville's history through a permanent exhibition space, rotating temporary exhibits, a community art gallery, and a reading room, all set within the historic sanctuary's stained-glass backdrop. The building is also available for private event rentals, giving weddings, ceremonies, and receptions an intimate, historic setting just minutes from Historic Downtown Collierville.

• Spaces for 36-100 Guests
• 2 Event Spaces
• 1 Historic Space
• 2 Parks

Chickasaw State Park spans 1,435 acres of pine-hardwood forest in West Tennessee, built during the 1930s as one of the state's original New Deal-era parks. The Civilian Conservation Corps and Works Progress Administration developed the land, and the park takes its name from the Chickasaw Nation that once inhabited the region. Two lakes, Lake Placid and Lake LaJoie, anchor the park's recreation areas, and thirteen historic WPA cabins near Lake Placid remain in use today. For events, the park's centerpiece is the Sagamore Lodge, a stone-and-brick WPA-era building with two stone fireplaces and 1,446 square feet of space that seats up to 100 guests for weddings, family reunions, and meetings. Groups may bring in their own food, and the lodge is available year-round with central heat and air. The Group Lodge accommodates up to 36 people overnight in bunk-bed quarters with a kitchen and dining area that doubles as a meeting space, suited to retreats and organized outings. A large lakefront field on Lake Placid is also available for weddings and functions, along with three picnic pavilions that hold between 32 and 50 guests each.

• Spaces for 175 Guests

• Spaces for 200 Guests

• Spaces for 500-1,000 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Park

The Wilma Rudolph Event Center sits within Liberty Park along the Cumberland River in Clarksville, Tennessee, and is available for both private rentals and public events. The venue accommodates up to 500 guests seated indoors, with fifty 72-inch round tables, five hundred chairs, fifty 8-foot banquet tables, and audiovisual equipment included at no additional charge — making it a straightforward fit for weddings, banquets, and meetings. Private rentals also include use of the outdoor amphitheater at no charge, giving couples the option to hold a ceremony outdoors before moving guests inside for the reception. For larger public gatherings, the amphitheater alone can hold more than 5,000 people. All food and alcohol are arranged through the venue's list of pre-approved caterers, with beer, wine, and liquor served only from the bar. Managed by Clarksville Parks and Recreation, the Wilma Rudolph Event Center is a public facility built to handle everything from full-day weddings to large community events.

• 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.