Bentwater Golf
Club
Atlanta, Georgia
Bentwater is perched on
breathtaking high ground overlooking Red Top Mountain, just north of Atlanta.
Bentwater's intriguing design combines minimal bunkering, wide fairways,
and multi-tiered greens to make it popular with a diverse clientele.
Designer: Mike Dasher, 2000 |
BridgeMill
Athletic Club
Atlanta, Georgia
Skirting the shores of
Lake Alatoona, this maginificent 7085-yard layout is an elegant blend
of architect Desmond Muirhead's creativity and design consultant Larry
Mize's southern traditionalism. BridgeMill's stunning island green, the
par three 16th, is one of Atlanta's most recognizable holes.
Designer: Desmond Muirhead and Larry Mize, 1998 |
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The
Canyon Ridge Club
Rising Fawn, Georgia (Lookout Mountain)
Featuring spectacular views
of the Chattanooga Valley, The Canyon Ridge Club is and will remain one
of the most breathtaking golf properties in the Southeast. The dramatic
vistas and balanced test of golf attracts golfers from around the country.
Designer: Rick Robbins, 2005 |
Covington
Plantation
Atlanta, Georgia
Covington Plantation opened
as Atlanta's best new course according to Georgia Golf News. The course's
signature set of greenside bunkers gives the impression of a sunburst
and was featured on the cover of Executive Golfer Magazine.
Designer: Desmond Muirhead, 1997 |
Eagle
Watch Golf Club
Atlanta, Georgia
Eagle Watch changed the
face of golf in Atlanta when it opened, providing non-resort, up-scale
daily fee golf. The 6900-yard course provides generous landing areas,
challenging greens, and an unspoiled backdrop for each round.
Designer: Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay, 1987 |
Jones
Creek Golf Club
Augusta, Georgia
HMS Golf revolutionized
the golf industry with this first daily fee facility in the Southeast.
The first HMS Golf project, Jones Creek has been ranked among the top
five courses in Georgia and was named one of the top 75 public courses
in America.
Designer: Rees Jones, 1987 |
Maple
Ridge Golf Club
Columbus, Georgia
Maple Ridge is a scenic,
undulating course laced with streams the weave through a natural wooded
landscape. Known for quick greens, Maple Ridge requires deft shot selection
and the use of all the clubs in a player's bag.
Designer: Mike Young, 1993 |
Oak
Grove Island Golf Club
Brunswick, Georgia
Situated in breathtaking
coastal Georgia, Oak Grove offers darts about the abundant marshes and
provides an enjoyable and challenging experience for golfers of all levels.
Designer: Mike Young, 1993 |
Olde
Atlanta Golf Club
Atlanta, Georgia
Olde Atlanta is carved
out of the rolling hills and hardwood trees just west of the Chatahooche
River. Varying terrains and small well-bunkered greens combine with several
creeks and lakes to present a challenge to even the best golfers.
Designer: Arthur Hills, 1993 |
Osprey
Cove Golf Club
St. Mary's, Georgia
Opened by HMS Golf to the
rave reviews of Golf Digest, "A gem...Must play if you're within 100 miles."
Evident throughout the course is the dramatic beauty of the tidal inlets
and pristine marshes of the St. Mary's River Basin.
Designer: Mark McCumber, 1990 |
Southbridge
Golf Club
Savannah, Georgia
Located in historic Savannah,
this Rees Jones championship course is consistently one of the top public
courses in Georgia. The site of multiple Georgia Opens, Southbridge is
famous for its year round excellent conditions.
Designer: Rees Jones, 1998 |
Towne
Lake Hills Golf Club
Woodstock, Georgia
With its rolling green
hills and lovely wooded countryside, Towne Lake Hills offers natural beauty
with a distinct challenge. Consistently one of the top five public courses
in Atlanta, Towne Lake has established itself as a mainstay of Atlanta
daily fee golf.
Designer: Arthur Hills, 1994 |
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West Pines Golf
Club
Douglasville, Georgia
Having been built in the
early 1970's, HMS Golf was selected to redesign and rebuild this City
owned golf facility in connection with designer Bill Bergin and ForeFront
Construction. West Pines is HMS Golf's first endeavor to provide
truly high quality golf at a mass market price point. Scheduled
to open in November 2005, West Pines will set a new standard for municipal
golf in the Southeastf.
Designer: Bill Bergin, 2005 |
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Cedar Creek Golf Club
Aiken, South Carolina
A Golf Digest Four-Star award winner. Carved through the pine trees of the Piedmont region of South Carolina, this course ranges from 5300-yards to a back-breaking 7200-yards and offers golfers of every calibre a challenge.
Designer: Arthur Hills, 1991 |
Colonial Charters Golf Club
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Stretching through the gentle pines of South Carolina, this player-friendly course has wide fairways and gentle greens. Fair but strategic hazards have made this a gem in the golf mecca of Myrtle Beach.
Designer: John Simpson, 1998 |
The Traces Golf Club
Florence, South Carolina
Located in the Sandhill Region of South Carolina, this course maneuvers around lakes and through majestic pines.
Designer: James Goodson, 1992 |
Woodfin Ridge Golf Club
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Framed by the Blue Ridge Mountains, this picturesque course features a spectacular approach to the clubhouse on the 9th and 18th holes that are separated by cascading pools and waterfalls.
Designer: Bill Bergin, 2000 |
