Mossy Oak Golf Club

Mossy Oak Golf Club, a minimalist Gil Hanse design opened for preview play in September 2016, sits directly across the street from Old Waverly in West Point and is widely regarded as one of the more talked-about American course openings of the 2010s -- built on former pastureland with fewer than 20 trees and more than 100 bunkers, and named for the Mossy Oak outdoor/camouflage brand founded by West Point native Toxey Haas, who partnered with Old Waverly founder George Bryan on the project. It now serves as Mississippi State University's golf team home course. Mossy Oak opened as a public-access course but became private in October 2024, in the same sale that took Old Waverly private, under the new ownership group Golf Clubs of Mississippi LLC. This research pass looked specifically for an independent Mossy Oak residential product -- its own subdivision, lot inventory, or membership category -- and found none; real estate in this pocket of West Point is marketed under the shared 'Old Waverly' community name, with reciprocal stay-and-play packages covering both courses rather than a distinct Mossy Oak-branded development. Mossy Oak therefore qualifies here in its own right (real, current barrier to entry as a now-private club) while its residential relevance is recorded as a relationship to Old Waverly's community rather than a standalone bundled anchor.