The dramatic signature layout of Great Waters, much of which winds among the tranquil coves of Lake Oconee, has provided golfers with exceptional play since its premiere in 1992.

The 16-acre, 6,550 square foot private campus frames a flexible and creative academy adaptable to golfers of all levels. Enjoy full access to an expansive practice range, four indoor hitting bays, three covered bays and putting studio, and more incredible perks.

The Creek at Hard Labor is known for its challenging layout in a pristine, natural setting. Featuring Champion Bermuda greens and narrow tree-lined fairways, The Creek was named “4th sweetest deal in USA” by Golf Digest Frugal Golfer in 2010.

This Weiskopf/Morrish designed course is the only completely public golf course in Greensboro and was named one of the Southeast’s Top 50 Most Distinctive Courses by Golfweek Magazine.

In 1986, The Landing made its debut, setting the stage for what has to become a premier golf destination. The 7,048-yard, par-72 course, features a variety of holes that wind through wooded areas and rolling hills.

Designed by Tom Fazio, The National course at Reynolds features three distinct nine-hole layouts found in the hardwood forests and rolling terrain of the region.

This Rees Jones design is a true risk/reward layout, offering inspiring lake views while presenting options to play shots over inlets of Lake Oconee or carry corners of tree-lined doglegs.

Recently renovated, this 6,698-yard, par-72 Preserve course takes advantage of the natural rolling topography with back tees challenging enough for low handicappers and forward tees forgiving enough for beginners.