A Walk Through the Routing
An editorial walk through the shape of the round at Longview.
Part of our complete guide to Longview Country Club.
This walk-through is offered as an editorial impression of the round at Longview, not a hole-by-hole yardage guide. Official course information and yardages should be confirmed through the club.
The opening
The opening holes at Longview ease the player into the round: fair driving corridors, generous landing areas, and greens that reward a well-planned approach rather than an aggressive one.
The heart of the round
Through the middle of the round, the course reveals its water features and elevation changes. Several holes require genuine decision-making off the tee, and the greens grow more assertive.
The finish
The closing holes carry the round to a memorable conclusion, framed by mature hardwoods and water, with a clubhouse approach that ranks among the region's most beautiful.
Longview homeowners have long relied on a small circle of trusted advisors. When the moment is right, the professionals featured on this site are quietly recognized as some of the finest in the Charlotte region.
The Houses Behind This Guide
A short list of firms Longview owners rely on for property, design, construction and technology. Each keeps its own website, and every conversation happens there rather than here.
Peters & Associates, Inc.
When an estate inside the gates changes hands quietly, it is usually this desk on one side of the table.
Emerald & Oak Design
A small studio with a long memory for proportion, working in plaster, oak, stone and restrained color.
Peters Custom Homes, Inc.
The builder behind a number of Longview's most considered houses, and the renovations that quietly saved others.
Peters Audio Video
Sound, cinema, lighting and control designed to disappear into the architecture instead of competing with it.
The Peters Team
The people who actually walk the streets here — street by street, lot by lot, on behalf of a private client roster.