The Story
The Farm Field Club is an invitation-only outdoor destination shaped entirely by the character of the land. Rooted in the ridges, valleys, and open pastures of an old East Tennessee cattle farm, it brings together the heritage of outdoor sport, the warmth of gathering, the freedom of exploration, and a profound commitment to stewardship.
It is a modern field club with an authentic local identity: part private sporting retreat, part elevated gathering place, part outdoor sanctuary, and part peaceful refuge for animals in need. The Farm offers a one-of-a-kind experience that balances exclusivity with genuine Southern warmth and approachability.
It is an exclusive retreat where you can test your mark on the clays, gather with those who matter most in the meadows, lose yourself along the wooded trails, and support a sanctuary built on stewardship. A private haven, rooted in heritage, and opened with intention.
The Field Club
A Field Club is an outdoor sanctuary built around the natural character of the land rather than a manicured fairway or a traditional clubhouse. It is a refined evolution of the classic sporting estate, where field sports, open-air celebrations, quiet exploration, and meaningful conservation exist side by side.
At The Farm, that vision is realized across an authentic East Tennessee landscape of rolling ridges, sheltered vales, working meadows, and old-growth timber. It is a place intentionally designed for those who appreciate the sporting life, the beauty of the countryside, and the value of time spent well outdoors.
To preserve the serenity and integrity of the property, The Farm is intentionally private. Access is limited and by invitation only, ensuring an exclusive experience that remains uncrowded and protected. Yet, while private by design, our culture is defined by genuine Southern hospitality. There is no pretense here; behind our gates lies an atmosphere of quiet refinement, genuine warmth, and a shared passion for the land.
The Tenants
The Farm's four tenants describe the complete journey across the property:
Sport: recreation, skill, discipline, and sporting clays on the ridges.
Gather: events, weddings, photography, fellowship, and connection in the meadows.
Wander: trails, nature, exploration, and unhurried time outdoors.
Preserve: animal welfare, land stewardship, conservation, and a lasting sense of belonging.
Together, the pillars create a natural progression:
We come to sport, stay to gather, make time to wander, and leave as stewards of a place built to be preserved.
