The Country Club of North Carolina is renovating its Cardinal Course with construction scheduled to begin in the fall of 2028 and reopening expected in the fall of 2029.
“With the plan approved, our attention now turns to the details and execution of the Cardinal project,” says Andrew Green, the architect chosen to renovate the course. “We are working closely with the Club and project team to refine the design, establish the construction sequence, and coordinate the many pieces necessary to move the project forward successfully.
The Cardinal Course originated as a nine-hole layout designed by Willard Byrd in 1970, making CCNC a 27-hole facility at the time. Nine additional holes were added in 1981, completing the course under the direction of Robert Trent Jones Sr. The most recent course renovation was completed by Arthur Hills in 2001.
“Andrew Green’s work is undoubtedly successful and eye-opening,” says Club President Charlie Rivers. “His vision for the future of the Cardinal Course at CCNC is equally innovative. The membership is enthusiastic about watching this project come to life. A newly invigorated Cardinal Course adds to the luster of the golf at CCNC as it offers the opportunities to host high-level competitions. We are extremely honored to work with Andrew and can’t wait to see the new Cardinal Course.”
