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Piper Glen Fences

HOA-friendly, view-preserving fences for Piper Glen's golf community.

Piper Glen Fences in Charlotte, NC
Short answer

Piper Glen is a golf community where HOA architectural review and course-facing views shape fencing. Low black aluminum is the usual approved choice on course lots, pool barriers must meet residential pool rules, and privacy is often handled with screens and landscaping near patios.

On this page
  1. The area
  2. Projects
  3. Living on a golf community lot
  4. Making it work
  5. Approval tips
  6. Stray golf balls
  7. Questions

The area

South Charlotte near Rea Road, built around a TPC golf course with HOA-governed neighborhoods.

Projects

Living on a golf community lot

Golf community lots trade fences for views. HOAs typically protect the open look of the course by limiting fence height, style and location on course-facing lots, and some don’t allow rear fences at all. Interior lots often have more flexibility.

Making it work

  • Low black aluminum along the rear line when allowed
  • Pool barriers that meet both code and HOA standards
  • Patio privacy with freestanding screens, pergolas and landscaping near the house
  • Dog yards created close to the house with aluminum and puppy pickets

Approval tips

Submit a plat with the fence drawn in, product photos and color. Ask whether course-side and interior lots have different standards.

Stray golf balls

Fences don’t stop golf balls. If balls are a problem, talk to your HOA about landscaping or other approved solutions.

Questions Charlotte homeowners ask

Can I put a privacy fence facing the course?

Usually not. Course-facing lots often allow only open fences, if any. Check your guidelines.

Can aluminum have a mesh backing for small dogs?

Yes, or use puppy pickets, if your HOA allows it.

Reviewed by the 76 Fence Charlotte installation team. Updated November 2, 2026. Charlotte rules change, so confirm permits, CDOT, historic district and HOA requirements before you build. This page is general information, not legal advice.

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