Reynolds Landing Golf Course is the hidden treasure of Lake Oconee. The genius Bob Cupp unveiled his great talent during the development of this course – from the masterful green settings to the challenging shot played along the beautiful Lake Oconee. Bob Mauragas, the Vice President of Golf Operations, was one of the great names who witnessed the greatness of the place. This only proves that a golf trip to this place will definitely bring extreme excitement to each guest.

Reynolds Landing Golf Course is an 18-hole regulation length golf course that features 6,926 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course is somewhat considered as highly difficult. But low scores are still possible for experienced players. It opened in 1986 and features four sets of tees for different skill levels. The layout meanders through tracts of naturally wooded areas and undulating hills that make the course fun for all levels of golfers. A golf vacation at this course must not be only experienced by the golfer himself or just his family and friends, but also by the whole world.

Reynolds Landing Golf Course was ranked second best courses in Georgia. It is indeed long and seems tough. But on the surface, it doesn’t look that difficult. The fairways are wide and the greens are sloped but not so undulating. What make this course more formidable are its subtle changes, uneven lies, elevation changes and a couple of hidden water hazards. A golf trip to Georgia without being here is like watching a box-office movie and missing its climax.

When Golf Digest labeled this a “Must Play Within 100 miles”, there was much buzz about this course and the question arose as to whether this course is actually worth the extra miles. After all, Jekyll Island has quite a lot of courses to offer. Sometime in the distant past, Osprey Cove Golf Club has once carried the honor and burden of being the best course in southern Georgia but the change in management has caused its ranking to go down a few notches and almost was fatal to the course. But it has survived, and continues to thrive and a golf trip hereabouts will prove that it is slowly making its way back up.

The design of Osprey Cove Golf Club displays a balance of outland and inland holes together with two separate nines that show alluring views of the open intercoastal marsh early on before turning toward the landlocked part of the place. The practice range was completely overhauled that now includes a new putting and chipping green. Taking a golf trip to this course integrates the traditional elements of strategy, balance, variety, and surprise. Its aesthetic beauty is hard to miss. It gives the guests the urge to play on this course forever.

With the support of several golf organizations to restore the course’s name, Osprey Cove Golf Club makes it difficult for the visitors to leave unimpressed. The club was updated and a new River Club was developed. Revisiting this club’s new golf vacation amenities will indisputably surprise the visitors especially the old golfers.

Nestled among Muskoka’s beautiful towering tall pines and splendid granite outcroppings, Windermere Golf Club boasts of its intelligently designed setting. Many visitors are attracted to the club’s positive ambiance. For a golf trip, it is almost imperative to experience the club’s features and amenities. There’s a reason why this place has always been on the top list of suggested golf spots in Georgia..

 Windermere Golf Club is a par-71 course set on the picturesque banks of North Saskatchewan River at the Southwest edge of Edmonton. The 18-hole course offers tranquil and natural environment that greets visitors at this modern course, retaining its maturity with a setting of three-lined fairways. The five sets of tees create the course lengths from 5,256 to 6,736 yards that can accommodate any type of golfer. Water comes into play on seven holes. With 63 strategically positioned bunkers, the course provides demanding rounds. It has a course rating of 73.6 and a slope rating of 140 on Bermuda grass. Whenever a golfer decides to have a golf vacation at Georgia, this golf club must always be his first choice.

 Taking a golf trip to Windermere Golf Club is not only made of pure golf. Other fun activities for the family like swimming, tennis, and social events are also offered. Kids and adults alike may enjoy splashing around the pool while couples may enjoy playing tennis at their world class amenities. This club is an ideal vacation spot not only during Holidays, but all year round.

One of Atlanta’s finest jewels, White Oak Golf Club is the best place for avid golfers because of the unmatched golf sensation it provides. This is one of Canongate’s pioneer clubs. As one of the original clubs, White Oak is a place where visitors must not miss even a single glance of the club. This club has been the site of the Yamaha Georgia Women’s Open for 10 years. It gives a the kind of golf vacation that no one would be sorry for taking – avid golfer or not.

 Designed by the prolific Joe Lee, along with Rocky Roquemore, this old course is very concrete, fair, and seemingly flawless. It opened in 1986 as an 18-hole championship course. Additional nines were added between 1987 and 1990 to bring the course to a total 36-hole facility that members and guests enjoy today. The course’s 9^th hole is closer to the clubhouse than the 18^th that’s why the nines are reversed during tournament plays. The other holes are as tough as what other golfers say and offer different levels of difficulties. When having a golf trip to White Oak Golf Club, guests will realize why this club is a local favorite.

 Both Lee and Roquemore protect the pin positions on the expansive and undulating greens with the well-placed sand traps. An all-around quality layout produces a score that exactly reflects how well or poorly the golfers played. White Oak Golf Club has also practice facilities so beginners should not worry because they can learn how to get along with this one tough course. A golf trip to this golf club requires skills. This club is best for golfers who seek high-level of golf challenge.