Georgia Club

The course's opening hole is a demanding par 5 that plays as the #1 handicap. The fairway is relatively straightforward but length is the primary challenge, with precision required on the approach to a well-bunkered green.

A mid-length par 4 playing as the #3 handicap stroke hole. The fairway presents a clean target, but the approach shot demands accuracy into a green that likely features protecting bunkers or water hazards.

A short par 3 with minimal stroke index pressure. This hole offers a straightforward one-shot opportunity to a modest green, serving as a scoring chance early in the round.

A solid par 4 with moderate difficulty that requires two quality shots. Fairway positioning is important for an approach into a green that may be guarded by hazards on one or both sides.

A drivable-length par 4 for longer hitters, playing as the #13 handicap. The shorter yardage is offset by strategic hazards that demand both accuracy and course awareness from the tee and fairway.

The course's shortest par 3 and easiest hole. A short iron or wedge shot to a receptive green makes this an excellent birdie opportunity.

A classic par 5 of moderate length playing as #5 handicap. The hole features a balanced design that rewards solid execution on all three shots, with hazards positioned to penalize wayward play.

A short par 3 playing as one of the course's easier one-shot holes. Distance is not the challenge here; rather, accuracy into a defined green is the key.

A straightforward par 4 that plays as moderate difficulty. The fairway and green present fair targets, making this a solid birdie opportunity for those who execute their shots well.

A par 5 of modest length playing as #10 handicap. The hole is relatively open but requires solid three-shot golf to reach the green in regulation and set up a birdie chance.

A short par 4 playing as #14 handicap, offering a realistic scoring opportunity. The compact length allows for aggressive play, though fairway and green positioning remain important.

A mid-length par 3 playing as one of the course's easiest one-shot holes. This straightforward one-shotter provides another birdie opportunity against a modest green.

A par 4 of moderate length playing at #12 handicap. The fairway is approachable, but the green likely features strategic hazards that demand a precise approach shot.

A strong par 4 playing as the #4 handicap and featuring significant difficulty. The hole presents a formidable challenge with hazards likely guarding both the fairway and green, demanding two strong, accurate shots.

A substantial par 5 playing as #6 handicap with length as the primary demand. The fairway layout rewards strategic positioning, and approach shot accuracy is critical into a well-protected green.

The second-hardest hole on the course, this par 4 demands excellence on both the tee and approach. Significant hazards guard the fairway or green, making this a defining test near the back nine's conclusion.

The course's easiest hole and final par 3. This short one-shotter offers a reprieve before the finishing hole, providing a confident opportunity to set up a strong final score.

A finishing par 4 of moderate length that serves as a strong closing hole. Strategic hazards bookend the fairway or guard the green, providing a fitting final challenge to the round.