Until further notice, this club and course are closed as of May 5, 2014.

This par-72, 6,548-yard course was built in 1948 and has seen no major renovations, save the reversal of the nines in 1964. Two notable instructors have been the head professional here, Norman Bryant (see below) for 26 years, and past president of the PGA of America, Ken Lindsay.

Hybrid Bermuda fairways are lined with mature cedars, pines and oaks, while Bradford Pears, Crepe Myrtles, Chinese Tallows, and many mature magnolias provide an attractive landscape. The Jackson course is one of the few remaining courses in the area to have no living quarters lining the fairways, so a variety of wildlife traverse the course.

For 54 years, Colonial's Jackson course has hosted the Norman Bryant Invitational, while the club has also hosted several men's and women's Mississippi State Championships.

The club also owns and operates a second course ("Deerfield"), located seven miles to the north in Madison.