Black Meetings and Tourism

July/August 2026

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B M & T ••• July/August 2026 ••• www.blackmeetingsandtourism.com 20 history and business actually meet in Western Kentucky. The 45,000-square-foot clubhouse serves as a private, focused venue for critical decision-mak- ing, offering distinct environments that cater to the specific needs of a meeting itinerary. Planners utilize the Main Ballroom, which accommodates up to 230 guests and overlooks the rolling greens through floor-to-ceiling windows. For high-level strategy, the facility provides dedicated boardroom suites for executive leader- ship. While the club provides a private enclave for meetings, visitors are sup- ported by Paducah's 1,500 available hotel rooms located just minutes from the club grounds. The club ensures every guest is hosted within a trusted network of care and professional respect that honors their mission. By offering these quiet rooms and historic fairways in one place, the club respects both the legacy of the region and the mission of every guest. It is a destination where heritage meets hospitality in a way that makes every vis- itor feel truly successful. Before heading outside, guests utilize The Club Fitness Center & Aquatics, featuring an Olympic- size pool to loosen up before the first tee. This leads into the par-72 Robert Trent Jones Sr. layout, which measures 6,953 yards with Zoysia fairways and a landscape framed by six natural lakes. The course design moves players through a lush landscape, offering a distinct change of pace from indoor sessions. Practice amenities include a two- tiered grass tee range, two putting greens, and a specialized bunker practice area. The Club remains a cornerstone of professional life in Paducah, deliver- ing service that meets the highest standards for today's industry lead- ers. For your information: Country Club of Paducah | (270) 554-7914 | ccofpadu- cah.com Charlotte, NC: BALLANTYNE COUNTRY CLUB The Ballantyne Country Club stands as a solid, reliable base for groups that value privacy and real focus in a city built on a legacy of corporate ambition and growth. This classic club offers over 10,000 square feet of comfortable suites that provide the physical space need- ed for deep-focus sessions, including the Stephenson Room for 60 guests and the Governors Room for executive sessions. The Main Dining Room seats 180 guests for formal din- ners. For teams staying overnight, the transition is effortless with 244 luxury guest rooms and suites available just steps from the club grounds. This prox- imity allows the day to move beyond the boardroom, as planners can shift programs outdoors to the 7,000-square-foot Event Lawn under the Carolina sky. The facility is prepared to handle the require- ments of today's programs, creating a space where the day feels easy, allowing real ideas to surface. Within the Ballantyne communi- ty, the club provides a distinct landscape where the meeting mission is treated with respect. To reset between meetings, the facility offers the Ballantyne Wellness Center for physical maintenance, providing a fresh perspective before players step onto the course. The Rees Jones- designed course measures 7,034 yards with a par of 72, featuring a 74.2 rating and a challenging 140 slope. Out on the greens, there is plenty of room for groups to talk shop while they play. The facility fea- tures on-site instruction, a private driving range, and dedicated short-game practice areas for group clin- ics. By offering these professional suites and a cham- pionship course on one property, the club balances high-level business needs with the stately hospitality of the Carolinas. For your information: Ballantyne Country Club | (704) 544-1404 | ballantyneclub.com

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