Georgia Golf
From a one-day golf outing to a week-long golf vacation, you can plan an outstanding trip. To view a selection of golf courses by region, click the links below:
Atlanta Metro Golf Courses
Classic South Golf Courses
Georgia Coast Golf Courses
Historic Heartlands Golf Courses
Historic High Country Golf Courses
Magnolia Midlands Golf Courses
Northeast Georgia Mountains Golf Courses
Plantation Trace Golf Courses
Presidential Pathways Golf Courses
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Perhaps Georgia golf has contributed to the history of golf in the U.S. as much as any other state. In 1794 the second oldest club in the U.S., the Savannah Golf Club, opened in Georgia. Of course, the famous East Lake Golf Course in Atlanta was the home of Bobby Jones, who went on to become one of America’s greatest golfing legends. East Lake now hosts The Tour Championship, the season ending finale for the PGA. Jones founded the Augusta National Golf Club, where The Masters® Golf Tournament is played annually - the only major golf tournament to be played at the same site each year. The TPC at Sugarloaf in Duluth hosts the annual AT&T Classic, a regular event on the pro tour. The tradition that is Georgia golf, Georgia’s climate, and its superlative golf courses make it a golfer’s heaven. The terrain of Georgia creates a variety of courses across the state to choose from – lake, plains, beach, and mountain courses. Some of the courses are rated among the top courses in the world.
In the Atlanta Metro area you need to consider playing Bear's Best. Located in the upscale gated community of Edinburgh, Bear’s Best is a high-end daily fee course focused on corporate entertaining, golf outings and providing the experience of an luxurious private club at a public facility. Jack Nicklaus selected 18 holes from his more than 200 course designs worldwide and put them into one extraordinary round of golf at Bear's Best Atlanta.
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Bear's Best Atlanta
A truly great test of golf awaits you at St. Marlo Country Club in the north Atlanta Metro area. This is an absolutely beautiful course designed by the renowned Denis Griffiths and is rated as one of the top public fee courses in Atlanta.
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St. Marlo Country Club
In the Northeast Georgia Mountains you need to experience The Orchard, a terrific eighteen-hole championship layout designed and built by famed golf course architect, Dan Maples. Journey through picturesque mountains and experience golf and nature at its best. The Orchard has five sets of elevated tees, bermuda fairways, and flawless bentgrass greens guarded by white sand bunkers.
The Orchard in Clarkesville
Just west of Athens lies a jewel artfully designed by renowned architect Denis Griffiths. Golfers now have 27 exciting reasons to love The Georgia Club. The opening of nine new holes in 2006 made The Chancellors Course a 27-hole golf experience.
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The Georgia Club Golf Course just west of Athens
Carved out of heavily wooded and rolling terrain and set alongside the meandering Apalachee River in Dacula (just northeast of Atlanta), Trophy Club of Apalachee presents an impressive and challenging par 71 layout designed by former PGA Tour player Steve Melnyk.
Trophy Club at Apalachee
Golf Digest has rated The Lake Country area that borders the Historic Heartland and Classic South regions as one of the top 50 golf destinations in the world. The Golf Club at Cuscowilla was named “Best Golf Club in Georgia – 2006” by the National Golf Course Owners Association and is consistently rated as a top golf resort by top golf magazines.
Golf Club at Cuscowilla: Courtesy of the Georgia Department of Economic Development
Reynolds Plantation hosts five world-class, championship golf courses, including highly rated The Plantation and the Great Waters Course, a Jack Nicklaus designed masterpiece. You can also get top golf instructions at the Dave Pelz Golf Academy and stay at the five-star resort hotel, The Ritz Carlton Lodge at Reynolds Plantation.
Brunswick and the Golden Isles area is home to 198 holes of championship golf. The Seaside Course at the Sea Island Golf Club is a Golf Digest top 100, and the 54 holes at Sea Island Resort was voted #1 among all golf resorts in North America by Golf Digest. Other good courses in the area that are also good bargains include: The Brunswick Country Club, Coastal Pines Golf Club, Oak Grove Island Golf Club, and the Jekyll Island Golf Club. You can stay at the King & Prince Beach & Golf Resort and play beautiful The Hampton Club course.
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The Hampton Club on St. Simons island
Aerial View of Golf Course on St. Simons Island: Courtesy of the Georgia Department of Economic Development
Savannah has 30 golf courses within 30 minutes of the city. The Club at Savannah has been rated a top 60 golf resort. Southbridge Golf Club is a local Savannah favorite that I can attest to as a real challenge. The Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resprt & Spa features an impeccable Troon-managed golf course along the marshes.
Black Creek Golf Club is among the finest semi-private clubs in the greater Savannah, Georgia area. Go to the ad for Black Creek Golf Club and print the ad for a discounted rate of $30 for 18 holes for any day of the week (good through 1/1/12).
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Black Creek Golf Club
Other coastal gems include: Laurel Island Links near Kingsland, Sanctuary Cove at St. Andrews Sound, and the highly acclaimed Sapelo Hammock Golf Club in Shellman Bluff, which overlooks the Sapelo River.
Jekyll Island Golf Course: Courtesy of the Georgia Department of Economic Development
For golfers looking for economy and value, several of Georgia’s state parks have very good courses. The owner of this website has played the Wallace Adams Golf Course at Little Ocmulgee State Park near McRae many times. My foursome has spent 4-5 days there every January for the last 15 years and played 36-45 holes a day. In the evening we go back to our cabin and cook on the grill overlooking the lake. Quite a golf trip for about $300-$400 per person!
Wallace Adams Golf Course: Courtesy of the Georgia Department of Economic Development
The Creek Golf Course at Hard Labor Creek State Park in Rutledge is a hilly and scenic golf course that you are sure to enjoy.
Hard Labor Creek Golf Course: Courtesy of the Georgia Department of Economic Development
Other state parks with golf course include:
Brazells Creek Golf Course at Gordonia-Alatamaha near Reidsville
Highland Walk at Victoria Bryant State Park near Royston
Arrowhead Pointe Golf Course at Richard B. Russell State Park near Elberton
Meadow Links Golf Course at George T. Bagby State Park near Fort Gaines
The Lakes Golf Course at Laura S. Walker State Park near Waycross
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Brasstown Valley Golf Course
In the mountains of Georgia you can find a real gem at Brasstown Valley Golf Club, which is considered the crown jewel for Denis Griffith-designed courses and one of the best in the country.
Click on the golfnow.com link above to reserve tee times and to obtain
up to 70% discounts
on green fees on many of the public courses in Georgia.
Atlanta Metro Golf Courses
Classic South Golf Courses
Georgia Coast Golf Courses
Historic Heartlands Golf Courses
Historic High Country Golf Courses
Magnolia Midlands Golf Courses
Northeast Georgia Mountains Golf Courses
Plantation Trace Golf Courses
Presidential Pathways Golf Courses
Receive premiere golf instruction at Augusta Golf Instruction.
Perhaps Georgia golf has contributed to the history of golf in the U.S. as much as any other state. In 1794 the second oldest club in the U.S., the Savannah Golf Club, opened in Georgia. Of course, the famous East Lake Golf Course in Atlanta was the home of Bobby Jones, who went on to become one of America’s greatest golfing legends. East Lake now hosts The Tour Championship, the season ending finale for the PGA. Jones founded the Augusta National Golf Club, where The Masters® Golf Tournament is played annually - the only major golf tournament to be played at the same site each year. The TPC at Sugarloaf in Duluth hosts the annual AT&T Classic, a regular event on the pro tour. The tradition that is Georgia golf, Georgia’s climate, and its superlative golf courses make it a golfer’s heaven. The terrain of Georgia creates a variety of courses across the state to choose from – lake, plains, beach, and mountain courses. Some of the courses are rated among the top courses in the world.
In the Atlanta Metro area you need to consider playing Bear's Best. Located in the upscale gated community of Edinburgh, Bear’s Best is a high-end daily fee course focused on corporate entertaining, golf outings and providing the experience of an luxurious private club at a public facility. Jack Nicklaus selected 18 holes from his more than 200 course designs worldwide and put them into one extraordinary round of golf at Bear's Best Atlanta.
A truly great test of golf awaits you at St. Marlo Country Club in the north Atlanta Metro area. This is an absolutely beautiful course designed by the renowned Denis Griffiths and is rated as one of the top public fee courses in Atlanta.
In the Northeast Georgia Mountains you need to experience The Orchard, a terrific eighteen-hole championship layout designed and built by famed golf course architect, Dan Maples. Journey through picturesque mountains and experience golf and nature at its best. The Orchard has five sets of elevated tees, bermuda fairways, and flawless bentgrass greens guarded by white sand bunkers.
Just west of Athens lies a jewel artfully designed by renowned architect Denis Griffiths. Golfers now have 27 exciting reasons to love The Georgia Club. The opening of nine new holes in 2006 made The Chancellors Course a 27-hole golf experience.
Carved out of heavily wooded and rolling terrain and set alongside the meandering Apalachee River in Dacula (just northeast of Atlanta), Trophy Club of Apalachee presents an impressive and challenging par 71 layout designed by former PGA Tour player Steve Melnyk.
Golf Digest has rated The Lake Country area that borders the Historic Heartland and Classic South regions as one of the top 50 golf destinations in the world. The Golf Club at Cuscowilla was named “Best Golf Club in Georgia – 2006” by the National Golf Course Owners Association and is consistently rated as a top golf resort by top golf magazines.
Golf Club at Cuscowilla: Courtesy of the Georgia Department of Economic Development
Reynolds Plantation hosts five world-class, championship golf courses, including highly rated The Plantation and the Great Waters Course, a Jack Nicklaus designed masterpiece. You can also get top golf instructions at the Dave Pelz Golf Academy and stay at the five-star resort hotel, The Ritz Carlton Lodge at Reynolds Plantation.
Brunswick and the Golden Isles area is home to 198 holes of championship golf. The Seaside Course at the Sea Island Golf Club is a Golf Digest top 100, and the 54 holes at Sea Island Resort was voted #1 among all golf resorts in North America by Golf Digest. Other good courses in the area that are also good bargains include: The Brunswick Country Club, Coastal Pines Golf Club, Oak Grove Island Golf Club, and the Jekyll Island Golf Club. You can stay at the King & Prince Beach & Golf Resort and play beautiful The Hampton Club course.
Aerial View of Golf Course on St. Simons Island: Courtesy of the Georgia Department of Economic Development
Savannah has 30 golf courses within 30 minutes of the city. The Club at Savannah has been rated a top 60 golf resort. Southbridge Golf Club is a local Savannah favorite that I can attest to as a real challenge. The Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resprt & Spa features an impeccable Troon-managed golf course along the marshes.
Black Creek Golf Club is among the finest semi-private clubs in the greater Savannah, Georgia area. Go to the ad for Black Creek Golf Club and print the ad for a discounted rate of $30 for 18 holes for any day of the week (good through 1/1/12).
Other coastal gems include: Laurel Island Links near Kingsland, Sanctuary Cove at St. Andrews Sound, and the highly acclaimed Sapelo Hammock Golf Club in Shellman Bluff, which overlooks the Sapelo River.
Jekyll Island Golf Course: Courtesy of the Georgia Department of Economic Development
For golfers looking for economy and value, several of Georgia’s state parks have very good courses. The owner of this website has played the Wallace Adams Golf Course at Little Ocmulgee State Park near McRae many times. My foursome has spent 4-5 days there every January for the last 15 years and played 36-45 holes a day. In the evening we go back to our cabin and cook on the grill overlooking the lake. Quite a golf trip for about $300-$400 per person!
Wallace Adams Golf Course: Courtesy of the Georgia Department of Economic Development
The Creek Golf Course at Hard Labor Creek State Park in Rutledge is a hilly and scenic golf course that you are sure to enjoy.
Hard Labor Creek Golf Course: Courtesy of the Georgia Department of Economic Development
Other state parks with golf course include:
Brazells Creek Golf Course at Gordonia-Alatamaha near Reidsville
Highland Walk at Victoria Bryant State Park near Royston
Arrowhead Pointe Golf Course at Richard B. Russell State Park near Elberton
Meadow Links Golf Course at George T. Bagby State Park near Fort Gaines
The Lakes Golf Course at Laura S. Walker State Park near Waycross
In the mountains of Georgia you can find a real gem at Brasstown Valley Golf Club, which is considered the crown jewel for Denis Griffith-designed courses and one of the best in the country.
up to 70% discounts
on green fees on many of the public courses in Georgia.
