
The eyes of the sports world are officially on North Carolina. With international powerhouse football squads from Germany, Norway, and Scotland setting up their official summer training base camps right here in the Piedmont region, the Triad is buzzing with energy.
Whether you are an international media journalist covering the squad training at Wake Forest University, a traveling fan staying near the historic Graylyn Estate, or a vacationing tourist exploring western Forsyth County, you are perfectly positioned. Clemmons and the greater Winston-Salem area offer a masterful blend of historic Southern charm, vibrant culinary spots, and elite outdoor recreation.
If you are looking to maximize your time between training sessions and press conferences, here is your definitive guide on what to visit, where to relax, and how to experience the best of the region.
Spanning over 1,100 acres along the Yadkin River, Tanglewood Park is the crown jewel of Clemmons recreation. It offers an incredible variety of outdoor activities that make it easy to spend an entire weekend here:
If you want to experience the local sports culture in a completely unique, accessible format, look no further than Softgolf, located right inside Tanglewood Park.
While traditional golf requires years of practice, Softgolf is designed for pure entertainment and immediate fun. Players use custom, oversized clubs to launch 4 and a half inch foam balls down 9 full-size holes toward massive, 12-inch cups.
For a dose of deep regional culture, take the short 10-minute drive into Winston-Salem to explore Old Salem Museums & Gardens. This living history site meticulously preserves the historic Moravian settlement dating back to the 1700s. You can interact with costumed blacksmiths, potters, and bakers using authentic colonial techniques.
Right in the heart of Clemmons, you can also stop by the historic Clemmons Mill. Operating since 1920, it stands as the oldest continuous business in the village and offers a great look into local agricultural heritage.
The Yadkin Valley wine region and local craft breweries are right on the doorstep of Clemmons.
With world-class athletes training just down the road, outdoor parks looking their best, and the glow-in-the-dark courses ready to light up the night, there has never been a better time to visit western Forsyth County.
Ready to try your hand at the Triad's most unique sport? Softgolf is open Wednesday through Sunday. Space fills up quickly during global tournament weeks, so head over to our booking page to reserve your tee time and secure your spot today.
Ready to experience the joy of Softgolf™? Reach out to us now through our contact form, and let's tee up some unforgettable moments together. We can't wait to hear from you and help you plan your next adventure on the course!