Golf is a way of life in Crossville, the golf capital of Tennessee. When Druid Hills Golf Course wanted a place where players could train year-round, they turned to East Tennessee Contractors to bring that vision to life. The result is the Fairfield Golf Performance Center in Crossville, TN, a 2,600-square-foot indoor/outdoor practice facility built for serious golfers and everyday players alike.
Bringing Fairfield Golf Performance Center in Crossville, TN to Life
From day one, the goal was clear: create a space where golfers could enjoy and perfect their game in any season. Rain, cold, heat, or wind—none of it should stop practice.
East Tennessee Contractors worked closely with the team at Druid Hills to design a building that feels like an extension of the course, not just a box beside it. The Performance Center sits right on the driving range, so golfers can work inside on advanced training systems and then see their ball fly out onto the real range with a simple roll of the doors.
This project blends technology, smart layout, and durable materials to support high traffic and year-round use.
Designed Around the Golfer’s Experience
Every decision centered on how golfers use the space. The Fairfield Golf Performance Center includes two TrackMan indoor training systems, so players can dial in every detail of their golf swing. They can work on club path, ball speed, spin rate, and more without ever stepping outside.
But when that’s not enough, the building opens up. Massive roll-up doors connect the interior straight to Druid Hills’ driving range. Golfers can feel the turf under their feet, watch the full ball flight, and still enjoy the comfort and coverage of a purpose-built facility.
Sightlines, clearances, and bay spacing were all planned to keep swings safe and comfortable. There is room to move, room to coach, and room to grow as more golfers discover the space.
Key Construction Features
To keep the building looking sharp and performing well over time, East Tennessee Contractors selected proven materials that match the style of Druid Hills and hold up to Tennessee weather.
Key features include:
- Indoor practice facility with direct range access
- (2) TrackMan training systems for data-driven swing analysis
- Standing seam metal roof for long-term durability
- Cedar tongue-and-groove porch ceilings for a warm, club-style feel
- Hardie board exterior siding for low-maintenance protection
- Stone wainscoting that ties the building into the surrounding course and landscape
Each element works together to create a space that feels both high-end and practical. It looks like it belongs at a premier golf course, and it will stand up to years of daily use.
Why Choosing the Right Commercial Contractor Matters
Projects like this demand more than basic construction skills. They require a Commercial Contractor who understands how people use the building, not just how to assemble it.
East Tennessee Contractors brought that mindset to the Fairfield Golf Performance Center in Crossville, TN. The team had to balance:
- Structural needs with wide, open practice bays
- Electrical and data requirements for TrackMan systems
- Weather protection with large roll-up doors
- A clean, professional look that fits Druid Hills Golf Course
Because East Tennessee Contractors manages both residential and commercial work, they know how to blend comfort, style, and function. That experience shows in details like the cedar porch ceilings, the stone accents, and the way the building ties visually into the rest of the property.
The right Commercial Contractor also keeps coordination smooth. From suppliers to specialty installers, everyone involved in this project worked toward the same goal: a performance center that feels seamless and ready for golfers from day one.
Built for Year-Round Performance in Cumberland County
Crossville weather can shift fast. One day is sunny and warm; the next is chilly, wet, or windy. The Fairfield Golf Performance Center gives players in Cumberland County a dependable place to train, no matter what is happening outside.
The standing seam roof and fiber-cement siding protect the structure from heavy rain and sun exposure. Insulated walls and thoughtful orientation help manage temperature. The roll-up doors allow the building to breathe on mild days and seal up when conditions turn harsh.
For Druid Hills, this means more consistent programming and value for their golfers. They can offer lessons, clinics, and practice time all year long, instead of losing days to bad weather. For players, it means more reps, better feedback, and a smoother path to improvement.
A Long-Term Asset for Golfers and the Course
The Fairfield Golf Performance Center is more than just extra square footage. It is a long-term asset for Druid Hills and the Crossville golf community.
Coaches now have a controlled environment for one-on-one instruction. Golfers can book time in the TrackMan bays, work on specific goals, and see measurable progress over time. The course can host events, demo days, and group sessions that lean on both the indoor tech and the outdoor range.
Because East Tennessee Contractors focused on durability and ease of maintenance, the building is set up to serve golfers for many seasons without constant repairs or updates.
Ready to Build Your Next Golf or Commercial Project?
The Fairfield Golf Performance Center in Crossville, TN shows what is possible when vision, technology, and smart construction come together. East Tennessee Contractors helped Druid Hills Golf Course turn an idea—year-round, all-weather practice—into a finished space that golfers actually use and enjoy.
If you are planning a new training facility, pro shop, clubhouse, or any other commercial project in Cumberland County or across East Tennessee, East Tennessee Contractors is ready to help you build it right.
Contact East Tennessee Contractors today to talk about your project and turn your next idea into a place your customers will love.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Fairfield Golf Performance Center used for?
It’s a 2,600-square-foot indoor/outdoor practice facility at Druid Hills Golf Course where golfers can train year-round using TrackMan technology and the driving range.
How do the TrackMan systems fit into the building design?
The building includes two dedicated TrackMan bays, designed with the right clearances, power, and data connections so golfers and instructors can focus on swing data and training.
Can golfers hit balls out onto the actual range from inside?
Yes. Large roll-up doors open directly to the Druid Hills driving range so golfers can hit from inside the Performance Center and still watch full ball flight outdoors.
What materials did East Tennessee Contractors use on the exterior?
The exterior features a standing seam roof, Hardie board siding, cedar tongue-and-groove porch ceilings, and stone wainscoting for durability and a course-ready look.
Does East Tennessee Contractors build other commercial projects?
Yes. East Tennessee Contractors handles a wide range of commercial projects across East Tennessee, from specialty facilities like this performance center to offices, shops, and more.
