First time playing here on 11-19 and a nice treat. Really nice course and $50 to ride makes it a super value. Staff was friendly. U of Georgia men’s and women’s course had beautiful greens that were running 11 on the stimp. Plenty of land movement, and very few level approach shots. Can’t run the ball up onto greens as they are protected in front, so an aerial short game is needed to score well. Par 3s are difficult from the back 2 tee boxes. Student and faculty rates are great, and one of the best campus courses in the US.

Honestly, this is top three of my all time favorite courses. I traveled a lot during professional umpiring and played a lot of golf & this course is perfectly manicured. I opened the course at 815 am & the crew steadily took great care of the greens as they worked well as a team & was also fun to watch as I played a round of golf. I’m from Florida so I don’t get to play much golf with hills & there is not as much water on this course as there is in Florida, but the holes with water (especially) the par 5 are pretty difficult, but definitely exciting. I will definitely be returning to play again, hopefully when it warms up a bit.

A client brought me here for a round of golf. As someone who typically golfs the California desert, it was a beautiful change. The course is challenging and well laid out. It does not have what I would call a feature hole but it is solid and worth a round (or two).

Vey nice course! The back nine are definitely the most fun—lots of cool holes and beautiful trees all around. The staff is friendly and helpful, and it’s really easy to book tee times and get there. Overall, a great place to play and enjoy a relaxed round in a beautiful setting. ⛳️

The course is absolutely beautiful and very well maintained, even during the winter months. The scenery alone makes it worth playing, and the layout keeps things interesting from the first tee to the final green. While the course can definitely be challenging, it does a great job of accommodating golfers of all skill levels by offering a wide variety of tee options. If you choose the right set of tees, the course is fair, enjoyable, and rewarding. That said, tee selection is extremely important here. I would strongly recommend picking tees based on your typical distances and comfort level rather than simply trying to play longer. I was advised by the starter, Leo, to play from the silver tees to “get my money’s worth,” but that resulted in many holes playing as driver followed by a 3‑wood just to reach the green. While some players may enjoy that challenge, it can take away from the overall flow and fun of the round if you’re not prepared for it. Once you’re on the right tees, however, the course really shines. The design offers strategic choices, great sightlines, and enough difficulty to keep things engaging without feeling punishing. Overall, this is a fantastic course that I highly recommend. Just be smart about your tee selection and you’ll have a great experience