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Top 100 Golf Courses - Georgia

The Standard Club

41^st

Formed as a sports and social club in 1867, The Standard Club moved to its present site in 1987 when Arthur Hills set out an 18-hole golf course (subsequently renovated by Mike Riley in 2004) for the members.

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Landings Club (Magnolia)

42^nd

Sharing a clubhouse with the original Marshwood layout at The Landings Club, the Magnolia course is another Arnold Palmer track from 1977 which Tim Liddy remodelled at the start of the new millennium.

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Achasta

43^rd

The semi-private layout at Achasta Golf Club is a modern Jack Nicklaus Signature Course that brings the Chestatee River into play on several occasions, most notably on the par three 5th hole which is set out on a river island.

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Reynolds Lake Oconee (The Landing)

44^th

The Landing course was the first 18-hole layout to appear at Reynolds Lake Oconee in 1986. Designed by Bob Cupp, it actually started out as the Port Amor Country Club before it was acquired by the resort.

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University of Georgia

45^th

Originally constructed by Robert Trent Jones Senior in 1968, the University of Georgia Golf Course was recently renovated by Davis Love III, enabling it to cope with the demands of the modern day game.

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Atlanta National

46^th

Routed around the wandering waterways of Chicken Creek and Little River, the 18-hole layout at Atlanta National Golf Club is a late 1980s co-design from Pete and P.B. Dye which features many of the famous Dye design elements.

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Glen Arven

47^th

Although Glen Arven Country Club was formed in 1892, the design of the club’s course is credited to architects John van Kleek and Wayne Stiles, who built dozens of well-regarded layouts during the 1920s and 1930s.

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Reynolds Lake Oconee (Preserve)

48^th

Having designed the original course (The Landing) at Reynolds Lake Oconee in 1986, Bob Cupp returned two years later to complete work on his second eighteen holes at the resort, a layout which has since been renamed The Preserve.

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Piedmont Driving Club

49^th

The course at Piedmont Driving Club lies twenty miles southwest of the main clubhouse, routed around the sparkling waters of Cowart Lake. It’s a Rees Jones production, having been unveiled to critical acclaim at the start of the new millennium.

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Bear's Best Atlanta

50^th

Opened for play in 2002 and considered to be one of Georgia’s best pay and play destinations, the 18-hole layout at Bear’s Best Atlanta offers a unique collection of replica holes compiled from the extensive design portfolio of Jack Nicklaus.

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Georgia Leaderboard

Rank	Name	Courses Played
1	Keith Burdette	61
2	James VanArsdall	55
3	Derek Oakey	43
4	Kuan Kuo	38
=	Paul Jones	38
6	Andrew J.	36
7	W Bridges	33
8	Jon Gillman	30
9	Colin Braithwaite	29
10	Jake C7r	27