Augusta Golf Courses
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Golf Courses in Augusta, GA, Georgia.
Keep your search for the perfect Augusta, Georgia golf course out of the rough! Use the list below and refer to the course descriptions, maps and reviews to ensure you get a hole in one. Each listing indicates the features of each Augusta golf course, from pro shops to golf cart rentals, clubhouses to driving ranges.
Opened in 1899, the Augusta Country Club is a fixture of Augusta golf. The private course features 18 holes and 6, 771 years of play, as well as practice facilities, a club house and full-service pro shop.
Private, 18 holes
Private, 18 holes
Designed by Rees Jones, this golf course is located the rolling hills west of Augusta and offers a target-style course, which demands accuracy and precision golfing. The premium course features narrow fairways and doglegs surrounded by mature trees and bunkers. Amenities include practice facilities, pro shop, a teaching center and food and beverage facilities.
Public, 18 holes
Public, 18 holes
Located in Hephzibah, just south of Augusta, the Pointe South Golf Club encompasses rolling terrain of eight lakes, mature pines and 6,460 yards of play. Open to members and the public, reservations required during Masters Week.
Public, 18 holes
Public, 18 holes
Gordon Lakes Golf Course is located on Fort Gordon near Augusta and offers area golfers a 27-hole, 3-course facility. The original 18 holes were designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr. to create a championship layout and nine additional holes were added in 2001.
Public, 27 holes
Public, 27 holes
This private golf club just north of Augusta brings together three of golf's greatest names - Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player - to offer three championship courses and top-notch facilities. Members and guests can choose from the Palmer Island Nine Course, the Player Creek Nine Course or the Nicklaus Bluff Nine Course, all set on 1200 acres (485 ha) of low country marshes, elevation changes and Savannah and Little River shorelines.
Private, 27 holes
Private, 27 holes
Opened in 1926, this municipal golf course offers good value for money for Augusta residents and visitors. The 18-hole regulation course is open daily, year-round and has four sets of tees for golfers of all abilities.
Public, 18 holes, Par 72
Public, 18 holes, Par 72
Renovated in 2001, Goshen Plantation Country Club is open to the public and offers golfers 7,143 yards of play. All fees include cart rental.
Public, 18 holes
Public, 18 holes
Opened in 1933, the Augusta National Golf Club today is best known as the home of the Masters and, as such, is perhaps the country's most famous course. The private course, designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr and Alister MacKenzie, features 18 regulation holes and nine par-3 holes.
Public, 18 holes, Par 72
Public, 18 holes, Par 72
Opened in 1927 and designed by Donald Ross, the Forest Hills Golf Club is an historic course. Originally an army camp, the course was where Bobby Jones won his Grand Slam of Golf. Today, the 18-hole, public course is also home to the Augusta State University's golf program. Open daily, year-round, reservations required for Masters Week tee times.
Public, 18 holes
Public, 18 holes
Created in 1997 to provide young people of all ethnic and economic backgrounds the opportunity to learn life skills and leadership through golf, the First Tee is a non-profit youth initiative, which also operates a 9-hole public golf course. The course is open daily, year-round and also features practice facilities.
Public, 9 holes, Par 33
Public, 9 holes, Par 33
Situated in the picturesque and rolling hills of Columbia County, just west of Augusta, Bartram Trail Golf Club combines top quality golf with wildlife and southern hospitality. The course, which features mature hardwood and pine trees, wetlands, bent grass greens and Euchee Creek, has five par three and five holes, instead of four of each.
Public, 18 holes, Par 72
Public, 18 holes, Par 72
Holiday Inn Augusta at Gordon Highway
A full-service hotel near the main gate of Fort Gordon Army Base!
