Sea Island Seaside Course
$$$$$A windswept seaside course on the Georgia coast that hosts the PGA Tour's RSM Classic, restored by Tom Fazio. Marsh, dunes, and Lowcountry links golf.
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A windswept seaside course on the Georgia coast that hosts the PGA Tour's RSM Classic, restored by Tom Fazio. Marsh, dunes, and Lowcountry links golf.
A natural Coore and Crenshaw course on the shores of Lake Oconee, sandy and walkable with minimalist style. A quiet favorite of architecture buffs.
Jack Nicklaus draped the back nine right along Lake Oconee, so the closing stretch is all shimmering water and risk. The crown jewel of a seven-course resort anchored by a Ritz-Carlton.
Tom Fazio's 27-hole spread offers three distinct nines winding through hardwoods and water. Pick any combination and you'll find immaculate conditioning and quiet lake views.
A Rees Jones design that mixes lakeside drama with rolling Georgia pines and plenty of elevation. Stay-and-play access makes it one of the more attainable big-name rounds in the state.
A Rees Jones course set away from the lake amid pines and wetlands at Reynolds, quiet and strategic. One of six layouts at a premier golf community.
A Rees Jones-restored course winding through live oaks and tidal marsh at the Sea Island resort. The most scenic of the resort's parkland holes.
A Jack Nicklaus course in the North Georgia mountains along the Chestatee River, with elevation and trout-stream holes. Cool-air golf in gold-rush country.
A scenic Jim Fazio course rolling through the north Georgia countryside at a storied historic resort. Quiet, walkable, and a world away from the Atlanta bustle an hour south.
Eighteen of Jack's favorite holes from around the world, recreated outside Atlanta. A greatest-hits round you can actually book.
A former PGA Tour host at the famous Callaway Gardens resort southwest of Atlanta, set among azaleas and pines. Classic Georgia resort golf.
The marquee layout at a 45-hole winery resort, no overnight stay required to play. A parkland design winding past vineyards 45 minutes from downtown Atlanta.
The original course at Reynolds Lake Oconee, a rolling lakeside layout among Georgia pines. A friendly, scenic round at a big golf-and-lake community.
The third course at Sea Island, a Davis Love III design on St. Simons with a great practice facility and Golf Performance Center. Polished coastal golf.
A scenic 36-hole public club beside the granite dome of Stone Mountain Park, with lake and mountain views east of Atlanta. A handy metro round.
This Joe Lee design saves its best for a stretch of holes hopping across tidal marsh islands. Spanish moss, salt breeze, and coastal Georgia charm throughout.
A reborn Atlanta municipal on the site where Bobby Jones learned the game, redesigned as a reversible course. History and a great practice center in the city.
Tucked into the north Georgia mountains, this Denis Griffiths layout serves up cool air, creek crossings, and big elevation swings. A genuine mountain-golf escape near the North Carolina line.
The mellower sibling to the Chateau, tucked into rolling pines and open to all. A relaxed round to pair with a winery tasting after you putt out.
A well-regarded municipal on the shores of Lake Acworth northwest of Atlanta, with several holes along the water. A perennial best-value pick in the metro.
A restored Donald Ross course in Augusta where Bobby Jones won the 1930 Southeastern Open during his Grand Slam year. Now the Augusta University home course.
A scenic, affordable state-park course in the pines east of Atlanta, part of Georgia's excellent state-park golf system. A quiet, walkable round.
A 1960s Dick Wilson design that still ranks among the island's stoutest, with water and wind in play. Old-Florida-coast character at a true value price.
Part of the state's biggest public golf resort, Pine Lakes wanders through coastal forest and migratory bird habitat. Affordable barrier-island golf with family-friendly tees.
Billy Fuller routed a dozen holes right along Lake Lanier for water views around nearly every corner. An easy day trip from Atlanta with a resort and beach park attached.
A Tom Fazio championship design with bentgrass greens and bold bunkering, just off I-20 and 40 miles from downtown. Premium architecture at a friendly daily-fee price.
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