COUNTRY CLUB OF CANTON

The rolling terrain of central Mississippi creates natural elevation changes that architect Perry Maxwell exploited brilliantly in the 1920s, crafting doglegs that demand precise positioning over raw distance. Maxwell's strategic bunkering forces you to think two shots ahead, particularly on the risk-reward par-5s where aggressive lines can shave strokes or add them quickly. The Bermuda fairways play firm and fast, rewarding players who can work the ball both ways through the towering pines and native hardwoods.