Tom Fazio’s 18-hole layout at The Farm Golf Club dates back to 1988 and it plays a lot tougher than the type of course found at many of the architect’s more modern residential-based golf projects.
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Tom Fazio’s 18-hole layout at The Farm Golf Club dates back to 1988 and it plays a lot tougher than the type of course found at many of the architect’s more modern residential-based golf projects.
The Farm Golf Club
Situated in the northwest corner of Georgia, close to the Tennessee border, The Farm Golf Club is a scenic and hilly Tom Fazio design which opened for play in 1988.
Site of the annual Carpet Capital Collegiate (a men's major college event) and used for US Women’s Open qualifying, the course hosted its first national competition in 2005 when the 51st US Senior Amateur was held here.
The Farm plays a lot tougher than many of the architect’s more modern, residential-based, golf projects as evidenced by the downhill 243-yard 8th, the forested holes between the 10th and 13th, and the water protected 516-yard 15th.