Location, Location, Location!  Birkdale Golf Club is nestled in the heart of all the north Charlotte action just off Interstate 77 at exit 25.  Being situated just minutes away from beautiful Lake Norman, across the street from Birkdale Village, 2 exits up from the brand new Northlake Mall, and minutes from Uptown Charlotte makes Birkdale Golf Club the perfect spot to call home.

Aside from the Arnold Palmer designed course the Birkdale Golf Club community's main feature is the Resident's Club and complex.  This resort style venue pampers residents with all the necessities for a wonderful afternoon:  swimming, tennis, playground for the kids, volleyball and more.

Just across the front entrance from the Birkdale Golf Club community lies Birkdale Village - a throw back to the way life used to be with a modern urban twist.  This mixed used development boasts some of the finest shops, restaurants and entertainment around.  Perched atop these shops are luxurious apartment homes which overlook all the activity on Main Street below.

Shops - William Sonoma, AnnTaylor Loft, Jones New York, Jos A Banks, Modern Salon and Spa, Talbots, and Total Wine to name just a few. 
Restaurants - Red Rocks Cafe & Bakery, Fox and Hound, Pike's Old Fashioned Soda Shop, Starbucks

Entertainment - Regal Birkdale Stadium 16, Live Music at the Fountain, and numerous Special Events

Just a hop, skip and jump away lies Lake Norman, the largest body of fresh water in North Carolina.  Lake Norman was created in 1967 by Duke Energy and named for one of its former presidents, Norman Atwater Cocke.  Its creation was made possible by the erecting of the Cowans Ford Dam on the Catawba River.

Lake Norman by the numbers:

• 34 miles long and eight miles across at its widest point (twice the size of the Sea of Gallilee)
• 520 miles of shoreline (more than the coasts of both North and South Carolina)
• 32,510 surface acres of water
• 130 feet deep at its deepest point; average depth is 33 feet
• Holds 3.4 trillion gallons of water, weighing approximately 13.6 tons
• Four counties border Lake Norman: Catawba, Iredell, Lincoln and Mecklenburg