Welcome to The Fairways Residents Association

We are a neighborhood of about 100 residents located in the beautiful surroundings of the Memphis National Golf Course in Collierville, Tennessee.

Collierville is a community of approximately 20,000 about 30 miles east of Memphis.

Residents, if there is anything that you would like added to this site to better serve you, please contact us.



Latest News


Spring Newsletter 2012 - Click here for a pdf copy.




New Board Members
We would like to welcome our new board members. Here is our current Board membership:

Visit our board members page to view their contact information.

New Members to Architectural Review Committee
We have some new members of the ARC. Our current members now are: Mark Rasey, Kathy Counts, and Tiffany O'Connor.








The Town has implemented a new community emergency alert system, ALERT COLLIERVILLE. Download the news release and information flyer here for more information. These were distributed to the media and homeowners association.


News Release

Information Flyer

If you want to sign up for Alert Collierville the best and easiest way is to go to the Town's web site and look for the Alert Collierville icon on the left of the page, click it and follow the steps. This is outlined in the news release attachment which is the second attachment.



Click here for a copy of the 2010 budget.





Message from the Architectural Review Committee
In a Buyer's Market, inventory of homes are up and prices are down. That market affects every neighborhood, whether you live in a $250,000 priced home or one like ours in a gated, golf course community. While your home may be the pristine example of "house beautiful," the appearance of your neighbor's home affects your home too! In order to live in an executive neighborhood and obtain the prices (and equity) that we want from our homes, certain efforts need to be made to keep The Fairways a sought-after community. Here are just some examples of how we can make our neighborhood look its best:

1. Dispose of lawn service signs in your front yard (especially after a few days!)

2. Bring in your garbage can the day of garbage pickup ~ Don't leave the recycle bin in your yard for a week! Package your garbage so the can is not overloaded. Obtain 2 cans from the City if you need them. Windy days always fall on Monday and loose newspaper & trash blow down the street and in neighbor's yards when not property contained.

3. If you're going out-of-town, stop your newspaper. Who wants to look at several newspapers in your driveway. Newspapers alert prospective thefts that you're not home. Why not donate your newspapers to the Commercial Appeal Literacy Council while you're away?

4. Put grass clippings, shrub & tree limbs out on Sunday evening, not 5 days before pick-up.

5. Does your home need painting? While shutters & trim get attention, some homes need their brick re-painted.

6. Does your mailbox need painting? It is missing numbers or the red flag?

7. If the street gutter in front of your home is clogged with leaves, dirt or trash, clear it so there is proper street drainage.

8. Replace dead trees & shrubs in your yard.



Reminders for Homeowners

As you are walking your dogs, please clean up after them on the lawns and the streets.

Please keep your grass clippings swept up and off the streets.

If your children are using large toys in your front yard, such as soccer nets and basketball hoops, please put them away when they are done. This helps with the appearance of our neighborhood.

Thank You!

Speeding in the Neighborhood
This has been an area of concern in our neighborhood. This issue was raised at the annual meeting in September. Some of the possible solutions include: installing speed bumps, putting in stop signs at different locations to slow people down, sending reminders out to residents, having the reminder placed in the golf course newsletter, finding out what other neighborhoods are doing with this problem, reporting school buses when they are seen speeding, and using speed signs that electronically tell the driver how fast they are going.

The Fairways Board has voted not to install speed bumps or additional speed limit or stop signs. They will continue to ask all of you to please be conscious of your driving speed through the neighborhood and to remind your children of driving age and your guests as well.

A math calculation has been figured determining that you will only save 45 seconds by driving 30 mph versus the speed limit of 19 mph when you start from the furthest point of the neighborhood and drive to the entrance. Is a 45 second savings worth the risk to our families and pets?

Important Message from Memphis National Golf Course

Please click here to read this reminder from MNGC regarding use of the golf course by residents as well as members who are using it to play golf.