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Atlanta Golf & Social

Atlanta Golf & Social is a public indoor golf club that combines Trackman simulator technology with a laid-back, casual bar vibe. We are Atlanta’s first and only locally-owned indoor golf club with multiple neighborhood locations.  

Cherokee Run Golf Club

Cherokee Run Golf Club is nestled in the rolling hills of Rockdale County and located within the Georgia International Horse Park. A destination golf course, Cherokee Run was designed by the legendary Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay and originally opened in 1995. Cherokee Run Golf Club is an 18-hole championship 72 par course with a 143 slope, 7,016 yards and a 75.1 rating. It’s gold at its purest surrounded by nature at its finest.

Collins Hill Golf Club

Located only minutes off GA 316 or I-85 lies one of Georgia`s best kept golf secrets. Featuring a beautiful, traditional layout with small undulating greens and narrow tree-lined fairways, Collins Hill Golf Club offers a wonderful challenge to every skill level. We offer the best golf value in all of Gwinnett County.

But golf is just the beginning of what you will find at Collins Hill Golf Club. Our clubhouse is the ideal place for our members and guests to relax. The clubhouse facilities are a tremendous location for your next special event or celebration. The staff at Collins Hill is another key asset to our club. We want to exceed your expectations every day.

Country Club of Gwinnett

Since 1993 Country Club of Gwinnett has been setting the standard for golf in the area. Play once and we know you will return again and again. Holes: 18 | Par: 72 | Yardage: 6,429

Harbor Club on Lake Oconee

Designed by legendary architects Jay Morrish and Tom Weiskopf, Harbor Club’s award-winning, 18-hole golf course spans rolling hills to curving lakeshore, offering players of all skill levels a game that’s as breathtaking as it is challenging.

Sequoyah National

Sequoyah National Golf Club is located 45 minutes west of Asheville, North Carolina in Cherokee nestled among the oak, fir, and flowered valleys in the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains. Owned by the Eastern Band of the Cherokee, this Robert Trent Jones II design is open to the public and offers golfers an idyllic 18-hole journey, filled with panoramic vistas on every hole, beautiful landscapes, and a fun mountain golf experience.

Wolf Creek Golf Club

The story of Wolf Creek begins with the land itself. Long before the first flagstick was planted, these 250 acres of rolling hills and wetlands served as farmland and hunting grounds—a quiet, natural escape in the heart of South Fulton. In 2001, two best friends and Georgia Tech alumni looked at this terrain and saw a new future. Their vision was ambitious: to create a pure, accessible golf experience just a short drive from the hustle of Atlanta. They enlisted architect Mike Young to carve a layout that respected the topography, winding the fairways through the trees and elevation changes rather than bulldozing over them.

For over two decades, Wolf Creek has earned its reputation as a “golfer’s golf course.” It is a track that rewards a thoughtful approach and steady composure, and engages the mind as much as the swing. Despite being just 15 miles from Downtown and minutes from the airport, a morning round here feels a world away, often shared only with the deer in the treeline and herons wading in the ponds.