Pass Christian Isles Golf Club

Pass Christian Isles Golf Club traces its origins to 1914, when Tom Bendelow laid out the course in historic Pass Christian to give visiting dignitaries — among them President Woodrow Wilson — a place to play. It is the oldest course on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, set within the quiet Timber Ridge and Pass Christian Isles neighborhoods just a short distance from the Bay of St. Louis.

The layout tests players of varying abilities with tree-lined fairways and small greens. It was substantially renovated in 2004 and later repaired following Hurricane Katrina, with the work preserving the character of the original design and its turn-of-the-century feel. Breezes off the Gulf and the surrounding scenery are part of the round.