Most golf clubs find it hard to achieve playability with the low marker’s interest round and round throughout the years. Cuscowilla Golf Clubis a rare modern example of achieving this balance. Across the lake from the well-known Reynolds Plantation, this place has won different types of recognition from almost all of the major golf publications since its opening in 1997. Every golf trip to this club offers picturesque scenes as well as challenging rounds of golf.

From each of the club’s tee, there is a choice to be made – either to play safe or take a more aggressive angle to the hole. Bunkered heavily down the left and backed by deep native grasses, the challenge of Cuscowilla Golf Club begins at the 6^th hole because it requires precision off the tee. The 9^th hole is monstrously long while the 10^th hole is a wonderful example of well-designed cape hole with the tee perpendicular to fairway. The remaining holes vary differently from one another that also require wise decision on how they will be played. The varying difficulties and styles of every hole is what golf enthusiasts look for in a golf trip. This club sure grants the kind of game that is desired by avid golfers.

Featuring 6,847 yards of golf from the longest tees, Cuscowilla Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-70 golf course that has a rating of 72. 2 and has a slope rating of 132 on Bermuda grass. Designed by Ben Crenshaw and Bill Coore, every golf vacation spent at this place certainly gives what golfers want – either a golf round that’s as easy as a, b, c; or a game that requires a player’s full game face on.

What’s best in Jekyll Island Golf-Pine Lakes Course is the absence of any homes or development that gives a unique golf vacation experience for today’s golfers. The course brings about the best of nature – both in the game and in its surroundings. Just like the Indian Mound course, this course is also on the open side off the tee and water is not a big factor on either with the exception of a handful of holes.

 Jekyll Island Golf-Pine Lakes Course is an 18-hole course that features 6,802 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. It has a course rating of 71.9 and a slope rating of 130 on Bermuda grass. It has several holes with overhanging trees that require precision to avoid them off the tee and create the apparently generous landing areas less inviting. This course’s name is not a thoroughly apt one. The tree lines are not a big concern while playing and the water is even less factor. A golf trip to Pine Lakes Course creates a fun yet demanding golf mood that brings unforgettable experience to the golfers.

Both the Jekyll Island Golf-Pine Lakes Course and Indian Mound Course share several attributes because of their side-by-side setting. But the Pine Lakes Course is a little more modern in terms of bunkering. This course was renovated in 2002 creating a premier course of the Island. And since then, it has been making unforgettable memories out of every golf trip spent in this course.

Whitewater Creek Golf Course offers a great golf experience for friends and families. With sparkling, crystal-clear waters that surround the course, a golf vacation here is sure to be a most perfect delight to the senses. This public course is located in the heart of Fayetteville, Georgia. Dubbed as one of the city’s most favorite retreat spots, the championship course offers different tee sets – three sets for men and one set for women – to make the place very playable.

 Whitewater Creek Golf Course is an 18-hole, par 72 course that features 6,739 yards of golf from the longest tees. Course designer Arnold Palmer showcased his artistic style in developing the course using his modern taste. Palmer’s is a masterful way of merging the natural setting and his art. The level of difficulty of the course varies from one hole to another. Therefore, players must be able to adapt quickly after each hole. It takes a lot of patience to deal with the 8^th hole, but a few holes more and the 13^th hole is a perfect redemption. A golf trip to this course requires more than just management skills – the ability to adapt to uniquely patterned holes is a must.

 Whitewater Creek Golf Course is a private golf course but imposes an “Open to Public” policy. Managed by Canongate, this course is properly maintained under the care of general manager Joe Rusello. It’s not just the majestic white creek. It’s the golf. It’s the service. It’s everything about this golf course that makes one decide it’s the best place to be for a golf trip.

The home of highly-skilled golfers, Traditions of Braselton Golf Club winds throughout the undulating terrain replete with creeks and wonderful ponds. It works its way through the surrounding countryside while preserving a preparation equilibrium with the natural trees and flowers. Guests will surely rave about the “track” that runs through 330 acres of nature preserve. Every golf trip here assures the visitors that it’s worth every ounce of effort.

 The 18-hole course of Traditions of Braselton Golf Club features 6,876 yards of golf from the longest tees. This Michael Dasher-designed course opened in 2005 and is managed by Matt Mead. It has five sets of tees that offer playability to different levels of players. But players must be cautious because the course may look fine and easy but when the round starts, they must surely have the patience to strike the second club – playing here is not as easy as it seems. Conveniently located just an exit away from Chateau Elan, a golf vacation at Dasher’s course gives a quiet sense of recreation, a serene moment with beautiful views of custom homes.

 The beauty of this golf course is beyond compare. Other than that, visitors can enjoy the meals at the place’s village-style clubhouse and grill before taking on the links-style course. Bring the golf trip to an “A” level and and fill every heart with the love for golf. For sure, a first visit at the Traditions of Braselton Golf Club will never be the last.