The Silos at Granada Farms

Nestled in the picturesque rolling hills of the North Carolina countryside, The Silos at Granada Farms offers golfers a unique blend of history and sport. This 18-hole semi-private golf course in Granite Falls, opened in 1976 and masterfully designed by Tom Jackson, stretches across 6,761 yards from the longest tees and provides a scenic vista of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

The course’s charm is deepened by its historical roots. The clubhouse, once a barn on the dairy farm that originally occupied the land, adds a rustic touch to the modern golfing experience. The Silos at Granada Farms has been meticulously designed to highlight the natural beauty of its surroundings while offering a challenging layout for golfers. It features three sets of tees to accommodate different skill levels: Blue, White, and Red. This setup ensures that every golfer, from the novice to the experienced player, finds the course engaging and appropriately challenging.

• Blue Tees: Par 72, 6761 yards, slope 121, USGA rating 71
• White Tees: Par 72, 5875 yards, slope 112, USGA rating 68
• Red Tees: Par 72, 4821 yards, slope 117, USGA rating 67.8

The course’s design takes full advantage of its location in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, with several holes offering breathtaking views of Grandfather Mountain. The layout incorporates the natural undulations of the terrain, making strategic play essential, especially on holes where elevation changes come into play.

Often referred to as the best-kept secret in the foothills of North Carolina, The Silos at Granada Farms attracts both local golfers and visitors looking for a memorable round of golf in a serene setting. The friendly atmosphere and beautiful landscapes make it a favorite among those who appreciate a course that challenges both their skill and their appreciation of nature.