Tunica National Golf & Tennis

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time of year to play Tunica National without melting or freezing?

We recommend aiming for spring or fall to truly enjoy Tunica National's excellent conditions. Summers here can be brutal with heat and humidity, while winter mornings can be surprisingly chilly, though the course holds up well. Late March through May or late September through November are your best bets for comfortable rounds.

What kind of golf experience should I expect at Tunica National - is it a typical resort course?

Tunica National is far from a typical resort track; Peter Jacobsen and Jim Hardy designed a challenging, well-manicured course that demands precision. You'll find excellent conditions and a layout that truly tests your game, especially around the greens. It's a step above many casino-affiliated courses.

How do the green fees at Tunica National compare to other championship courses in the region?

You'll find Tunica National offers excellent value for a championship-caliber course, often more affordable than comparable tracks in nearby metropolitan areas. While prices fluctuate, expect a solid investment for the quality of play and conditioning you receive. It's a smart choice if you're looking for top-tier golf without breaking the bank.

Besides golf, what other amenities or activities does Tunica National offer, especially if I'm traveling with non-golfers?

Don't let the name fool you - the "Tennis" part is serious, with excellent indoor and outdoor courts available for players of all levels. If your group isn't all about golf, they can enjoy these well-maintained facilities or explore the nearby casino resorts for dining and entertainment options. It's a good spot for a mixed-interest trip.

Are there any specific holes at Tunica National I should pay extra attention to, or a particular strategy to play well?

Keep an eye on the par-3s; they are often challenging and require precise club selection to avoid trouble. Generally, playing smart and avoiding hero shots will serve you well here, as the course rewards thoughtful play over brute force. The finishing holes, in particular, demand your full attention.