"Quail Hollow" typically refers to several notable golf-related locations:
- Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina, is a prestigious private country club and golf course founded in 1959. It has hosted several major golf events including the PGA Tour's Wells Fargo Championship, the PGA Championship (2017, 2025), and the Presidents Cup (2022). The 18-hole championship course, originally designed by George Cobb, has been improved by Arnold Palmer and Tom Fazio over the years.
- Quail Hollow is also the name of a residential neighborhood in south Charlotte, near the club. The area is mostly residential and has grown due to its proximity to major roads and nearby commercial areas.
- There is a Quail Hollow Golf Course in Boise, Idaho, which is a challenging 18-hole course situated in the Boise foothills offering scenic views and wildlife. It's a public course with a driving range and pro shop.
- Quail Hollow Golf & Country Club in Oakham, Massachusetts, is a semi-private golf facility noted for its picturesque New England setting and high-quality greens.
- There is also the Quail Hollow Country Club in Concord Township, Ohio, featuring two championship golf courses on extensive wooded land.
The most internationally renowned one is the Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina, known for hosting major professional golf tournaments. The term may also refer to the neighborhood around that club or other golf courses across the United States sharing the same name. If a more specific context is needed (e.g., golf course, neighborhood, or location), please specify.