Completed in 1987
In 1985, Jack Nicklaus came to Atlanta to build his first course in the area. After searching for the right piece of ground, he found it inside a gated community called The Country Club of the South. He shaped the routing across the property, and completed the course in 1987. Walking the finished 18, Nicklaus knew he'd created something special—calling it one of his finest efforts.
Carved through native Georgia pines, hickory, oak, and dogwood, the course features more than 85 feet of natural elevation change and holes bordering the Chattahoochee River. The design quickly earned a reputation as one of the top layouts in the Southeast, hosting the Champions Tour's Nationwide Championship from 1991 to 1994 and the Georgia State Amateur. It remains one of Nicklaus's most respected early designs—a true test for players of every level.
4100 Old Alabama Rd
Johns Creek, GA 30022
770.475.1803
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