COUNTRY CLUB OF JACKSON

The rolling clay hills of central Mississippi provide an ideal canvas for golf, and this Perry Maxwell design from 1930 proves the master architect understood how to work with the terrain's natural contours. Maxwell's strategic bunkering and green complexes reward precise iron play, particularly on the par-3 12th where the elevated green demands both distance control and nerves. The mature hardwoods and native magnolias create corridors that demand course management over raw power, making it a thinking golfer's test that has aged beautifully over nine decades.