haveclubswilltravel

I arrive 10-6 in Durham,NC, and will visit with a Dukie family member, then head west. I bought ticket to Opry(Nashville)10-9, and would like suggestions of sights/golf along the way. From Nashville, I would like to see as much as possible of the country and play golf, ending up back in Durham on the 17th.
History, Golf are of interest. Single lady. Ideas are welcomed.

cmcfong

Please stop in Winston Salem and visit Old Salem. It is the top attraction in the State for those with an interest in history. About 90 minutes west of Durham on I-40.

luvtravl

Stop in Asheville to see the Biltmore Mansion and the Grove Park Inn.

haveclubswilltravel

Thank you for the great ideas. I have added both those stops to my adventure!
I have also been looking into Cherokee, and the Indian culture there.

Gretchen

There is an authentic Indian exhibit at Cherokee, but you have to search for it amidst the casino, hotels and schlock that is the main part. It is a nice gateway to the GSMNP to drive on through to get to Knoxville.

Gretchen

From Nashville with your time frame you might like to head south to the Natchez Trace.

luvtravl

Gretchen - Natchez Trace is a great idea! In Nashville be sure to see the Hermitage.

carolyn

Drive I-65 north from Nashville into Kentucky. Stop at Bowling Green to see the Corvette Museum, stop at Mammoth Cave National Park, come on up to Louisville and see the KY Derby Museum, the Slugger baseball bat museum, the Frazier Arms Museum, the Muhammed Ali Center, Locust Grove where George Rogers Clark spent his last years, and Farmington visited by Abraham Lincoln.

Drive up I-64 east and visit Fort Harrod in Harrodsburg, Shakertown in Pleasant Hill, and a horse farm in Lexington.

Take I-75 south to Knoxville and then I-40 east for the Great Smoky Mountain NP, on to Asheville, NC, for the Biltmore, and drive awhile on the Blue Ridge Parkway. If they have had more rain than we have, you should see some good fall color on your way home.