WEST POINT — Old Waverly Club and Mossy Oak Course have sold to The Golf Clubs of Mississippi LLC, a group of golf investors, according to a Friday press release from Old Waverly.
Records from the Secretary of State’s office show Boyce Adams Sr. of West Point as the limited liability company’s manager.
“The Golf Clubs of Mississippi, along with the Bryan family are committed to continue this unique experience as one of the best golf destinations in the South,” the release said.
Old Waverly course was founded by the late George W. Bryan Sr. of Bryan Foods. The course was designed by Jerry Pate and Bob Cupp in 1986, and has since hosted many golf championships, including the 1999 U.S. Women’s Open Championship, the 2006 U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship and the 2019 Women’s Amateur Championship, the release said.
The Mossy Oak course was designed in 2016 by golf architect Gil Hanse. The pair consistently rank as the number one and number two best courses in the state, the release said.
Mississippi State University’s Men’s and Women’s Golf Practice Facility is also located at Mossy Oak, the release said.
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