Everything about Quail Hollow.

Quail Hollow is a residential area in south Charlotte, largely within ZIP 28210. Quail Hollow Club is at 3700 Gleneagles Road. The residential area, named subdivisions, and private club are different references; a neighborhood name does not establish one legal boundary.

Use the exact starting address and destination to check distance and travel time on a current map. Uptown, SouthPark, and the airport are different destinations. Traffic, departure time, parking, and the final walk can change a journey; this guide does not promise a fixed commute.

Quail Hollow Club is private, not a public-pay golf course. Confirm current guest and access rules with the club. Residential ownership or renting nearby does not grant membership, tee times, or a right to cross club property.

Ask Quail Hollow Club for current membership and access information. This independent guide does not quote verified initiation fees, dues, waiting times, or admission guarantees and does not arrange membership.

This guide does not maintain a verified current average. A defensible figure needs a defined geography, transaction dates, property types, and a dated comparable-sales sample. Check recorded transfers and current listings for the specific property; an undated corridor average or percentage frontage premium is not an appraisal.

Check the individual property's recorded covenants, association documents, and title records. The broader area name does not establish a single governance structure or exemption from restrictions. Ask who maintains roads and shared facilities, what fees apply, and whether architectural approval is required.

Quail Hollow Club hosted the PGA Championship in 2017 and 2025 and the Presidents Cup in 2022. It has regularly hosted the PGA TOUR event now called the Truist Championship, with interruptions and venue changes. Verify the venue and schedule for the particular edition before planning a visit.

Verify public-school assignment with Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools using the exact address and school year. Nearby schools and neighborhood labels do not guarantee assignment. Independent schools manage admissions separately; confirm their current programs, availability, and travel routes directly.

Lot sizes vary by parcel. Use county parcel records and a current survey rather than a neighborhood-wide range or a listing photograph. Confirm acreage, boundaries, easements, setbacks, and the actual usable area before relying on a size claim.

Holes 16, 17, and 18 at Quail Hollow Club form the Green Mile. The name refers to the course's closing stretch, not a residential boundary or an entitlement to a tournament view. Course setup and event viewing arrangements can change.

The club traces its founding to 1959, was formally constituted in January 1960, and opened its George Cobb-designed course in 1961. These are distinct milestones, not the construction dates of all surrounding houses.

No view should be assumed from a neighborhood name or marketing description. Check the actual parcel, sightlines, vegetation, and event infrastructure. A visible course does not grant access to it, and temporary stands or screening can change the view.