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The Preserve at Jordan Lake Golf Club

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The Preserve at Jordan Lake is an 18-hole, par 72 course in Chapel Hill, designed by Davis Love III and opened in 2002. It plays 7,107 yards from the back tees (rating 74.7, slope 144) over rolling terrain with elevation changes, bunkers and forced carries, on Bermuda fairways and greens. The course is semi-private and open to the public.

  • Semi-private
  • 18 holes
  • Par 72
  • Designed by Davis Love III
  • Opened 2002

Course strategy

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Par724 par 3s · 10 par 4s · 4 par 5s
Yardage · White6,1613,043 out · 3,118 in

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The Preserve at Jordan Lake Golf Club hole by hole

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Hole 1

Par 5

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Distances in yards

Scorecard (distances in yards)
HoleParHcpBlackBlueWhiteGoldBurgundy
15—512492461433398
24—437423402375344
33—192179168147118
44—420400389366336
54—387351334316282
63—166156140131114
74—328294276261236
84—483439413388388
95—552509460423423
Out363,4773,2433,0432,8402,639
104—470438413386284
113—196181166151151
124—386360341298298
134—456422404391391
145—522500436396396
154—368336303284284
165—618574548521487
173—17915613511497
184—435402372334334
In363,6303,3693,1182,8752,722
Total727,1076,6126,1615,7155,361
Rating / Slope74.7 / 14472.3 / 13870.3 / 12668.3 / 116—
Women's rating / slope———74.2 / 13972.5 / 129

Before you go

Everything to know on arrival

Know before you go

  • Wear a collared shirt; no denim
  • A cart is included in the green fee
  • Warm up on the grass range, putting green or practice hole
  • Expect elevation changes and forced carries; pick a tee that suits your game

Dress code

Proper golf attire is required. Collared shirts are required and denim is not allowed.

Carts & walking

Carts are included in the green fee. Walking is allowed during non-peak times.

Practice facilities

The practice area has a grass driving range, a putting green and a practice hole, and a teaching professional is on staff.

Food & drink

Food and beverage service and banquet facilities are available.

Quick answers

The Preserve at Jordan Lake Golf Club at a glance

Is The Preserve at Jordan Lake Golf Club open to the public?

Yes. The Preserve at Jordan Lake Golf Club is semi-private: it has members and also takes public tee times.

How many holes does The Preserve at Jordan Lake Golf Club have, and what's the par?

The Preserve at Jordan Lake Golf Club has 18 holes and plays to a par of 72, from 5,361 to 7,107 yards depending on the tees.

Who designed The Preserve at Jordan Lake Golf Club?

The Preserve at Jordan Lake Golf Club was designed by Davis Love III and opened in 2002.

What's the dress code at The Preserve at Jordan Lake Golf Club?

Proper golf attire is required. Collared shirts are required and denim is not allowed.

What are the cart and walking rules at The Preserve at Jordan Lake Golf Club?

Carts are included in the green fee. Walking is allowed during non-peak times.

What practice facilities does The Preserve at Jordan Lake Golf Club have?

The practice area has a grass driving range, a putting green and a practice hole, and a teaching professional is on staff.

What food and drink does The Preserve at Jordan Lake Golf Club have?

Food and beverage service and banquet facilities are available.

How do you book a tee time at The Preserve at Jordan Lake Golf Club?

Call the course at (919) 542-5501.

Where is The Preserve at Jordan Lake Golf Club?

The Preserve at Jordan Lake Golf Club is at 840 The Preserve Trail, Chapel Hill, NC 27517.

Info last reviewed November 5, 2026. Policies change — confirm with the course before your round.

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