Golf Courses in the North Georgia Mountains
The moderate climate enjoyed in the North Georgia mountains means that golfers have the opportunity to play golf and schedule a tee time all year long!
Whether you’re in the area during the crisp, cool air of the Winter, the bright blossoms in the Spring, the lazy days of Summer, or the vibrant colors of the leaves changing in the Fall, it’s always a beautiful time to hit the links in North Georgia!
Find the best North Georgia golf courses with the golf course guide below.
Georgia Mountains Golf Courses
Check out these great options for golf in North Georgia in the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains. Find the top golf courses North Georgia including the best golf North Georgia at Barnsley Resort (ranked the #1 golf course in Georgia for 2018)!
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Golf Courses in North Georgia
Enjoy the natural beauty at the variety of golf courses available for play while you’re in the Georgia Mountains. Many of these are located on sprawling resorts, so you can also choose to stay where you’ll play!
1. Apple Mountain Golf Club (Clarkesville, GA)
Apple Mountain Golf in the Georgia Mountains
Apple Mountain Golf Club is a par 72 daily fee course located in Clarkesville, GA. Designed by Phillip Ballard, the 18 hole course opened in 1994.
Member of Brown Golf Reciprocal Program (as a member of a Brown Golf club, you are automatically granted full access to all Brown Golf Clubs).
Contact & Visit Apple Mountain Golf Club
- Phone: +1 (706) 786-3131
- Address: 901 Rock Ford Creek Road, Clarkesville, GA
- Email: info@applemountaingolfga.com
- Web: applemountaingolfga.com
- Make reservations online
Apple Mountain Golf Club Reviews & Social Media
- Facebook: @AppleMountainGolfCourse Rated 4.4 (35+ Facebook reviews), 700+ Likes
- GolfAdvisor: Rated 3.9 (220+ Golf Advisor reviews)
- TeeOff.com: Rated 3.9 (220+ Golf Advisor reviews)
- TripAdvisor: Rated 4.0 (15+ TripAdvisor reviews)
2. Barnsley Resort (Adairsville, GA)
Barnsley Resort Golf in the Georgia Mountains
Barnsley Resort is a top-ranked course on a 3,000 acre resort that boasts being called #1 Golf Course in Georgia (2018) and #22 in the USA (2018) on GolfAdvisor!
Enjoy this North Georgia golf resort course by Jim Fazio (7,350 yard course with par 72) and all the other great amenities at Barnsley Resort during your visit!
Contact & Visit Barnsley Resort
- Phone: +1 (770) 773-7480
- Address: 597 Barnsley Gardens Rd NW, Adairsville, GA
- Web: BarnsleyResort.com/recreation/golf
- Make reservations online
Barnsley Resort Reviews & Social Media
- Facebook: @BarnsleyResort Rated 4.6 (400+ Facebook reviews), 27,000+ Likes
- Pinterest: @BarnsleyResort (820+ Followers)
- Twitter: @BarnsleyResort (1,550+ Followers)
- GolfAdvisor: Rated 4.7 (130+ Golf Advisor reviews)
- TeeOff.com: Rated 4.7 (130+ Golf Advisor reviews)
- TripAdvisor: Rated 4.5 (625+ TripAdvisor reviews)
- Yelp: Rated 4.0 (80+ YELP reviews)
3. Brasstown Valley Resort & Spa (Young Harris, GA)
Brasstown Valley Golf in the Georgia Mountains
Another of the fantastic golf resorts in the Georgia mountains is Brasstown Valley Resort & Spa. Activities abound on our 503-acres including golf, tennis, stream or pond fishing, outdoor and indoor heated swimming pool, a state-of-the-art fitness center and over nine miles of interpretive hiking trails. with dining, spa, golf, horseback riding, and more Brasstown Valley Resort Golf Course is a par 72 daily fee course located in Young Harris, GA. Designed by Denis Griffiths, ASGCA, the 18 hole course opened in 1995.
Visit their website to learn more about current golf packages in North Georgia at Brasstown Valley Resort.
Contact & Visit Brasstown Valley Resort Golf Course
- Phone: +1 (800) 201-3205
- Address: 6321 Highway 76, Young Harris, GA
- Web: brasstownvalley.com/golf
- Make reservations online
Brasstown Valley Resort Golf Course Reviews & Social Media
- Facebook: @brasstownvalleyresort Rated 4.6 (500+ Facebook reviews), 19,500+ Likes
- Pinterest: @brasstownvalley (200+ Followers)
- GolfAdvisor: Rated 4.6 (230+ GolfAdvisor reviews)
- TeeOff.com: Rated 4.6 (230+ GolfAdvisor reviews)
- TripAdvisor: Rated 4.5 (1,150+ TripAdvisor reviews)
4. Butternut Creek Golf (Blairsville, GA)
Butternut Creek Golf in the Georgia Mountains
Open year around, Butternut Creek Golf Course is one of the top North Georgia public golf courses.
Contact & Visit Butternut Creek Golf Course
- Phone: +1 (706) 439-6076
- Address: 129 Union County Rec. Rd, Blairsville, GA
- Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. (7 days a week)
Butternut Creek Golf Course Reviews & Social Media
- Facebook: Rated 4.7 (55+ Facebook reviews), 875+ Likes
- GolfAdvisor: Rated 4.5 (280+ Golf Advisor reviews)
5. Chestatee Golf Club (Dawsonville, GA)
Chestatee Golf Club Georgia Mountains
Award-winning golf architect Denis Griffiths designed the golf course at Chestatee, known for its challenging and unique design. Each hole has been routed to take advantage of the mountainous terrain while protecting the land’s natural environment.
Loyalty program available – play 6 rounds and your 7th is free!
Contact & Visit Chestatee Golf Club
- Phone: +1 (706) 216-7336
- Address: 777 Dogwood Way, Dawsonville, GA
- Email: contact@ellijayrivervineyards.com
- Web: chestateegolfclub.com
- Make reservations online
Reviews & Social Media Chestatee Golf Club
- Facebook: @ChestateeGolfClub Rated 4.5 (40+ Facebook reviews), 2,500+ Likes
- Twitter: @chestateegolf (630+ Followers)
- GolfAdvisor.com: Rated 4.2 (460+ reviews)
- TeeOff.com: Rated 4.2 (460+ reviews)
- TripAdvisor: Rated 4.5 (10+ TripAdvisor reviews)
- Yelp: Rated 4.5 (2 YELP reviews)
6. Innsbruck Resort & Golf Club (Helen, GA)
Innsbruck Golf at Valhalla Resort Hotel, Helen, GA
The golf course at the Valhalla Resort Hotel is the first luxury, all-suite resort in the North Georgia Mountains.
Contact & Visit Innsbruck Resort & Golf Club
- Phone: +1 (706) 878-2100
- Address: 664 Bahn Innsbruck, Helen, Georgia
- Web: InnsbruckGolfClub.com
- Make reservations online
Reviews & Social Media Innsbruck Resort & Golf Club
- GolfAdvisor: Rated 3.6 (170+ GolfAdvisor reviews)
- TeeOff.com: Rated 3.6 (170+ GolfAdvisor reviews)
- TripAdvisor: Rated 4.0 (20+ TripAdvisor reviews)
7. Kingwood Resort (Clayton, GA)
Kingwood Golf Course in the Georgia Mountains
Another great destination for golf trips in North Georgia is Kingwood Resort, a residential golf resort in the Northeast corner of the state in Clayton, GA. Enjoy the spa, the fireside lounge, or the main dining area in the clubhouse after your round of golf.
Contact & Visit Kingwood Resort
- Phone: +1 (706) 212-4100
- Address: 401 Country Club Drive, Clayton, Georgia
- Web:KingwoodResort.com/Golf
Kingwood Resort Reviews & Social Media
- Facebook: @kingwoodresort Rated 4.5 (165+ Facebook reviews), 2,950+ Likes
- Twitter: @kingwoodresort1 (185+ Followers)
- GolfAdvisor: Rated 4.5 (95+ Golf Advisor reviews)
- TripAdvisor: Rated 4.0 (300+ TripAdvisor reviews)
8. Mossy Creek Golf Club (Cleveland, GA)
Mossy Creek Golf Course in the Georgia Mountains
Mossy Creek Golf Course (formerly Eagle Greens at Skitt Mountain) is an 18-hole, public course that has served the community of Cleveland, Georgia since 1965. The course combines the beautiful Georgia landscape with a golf course designed to challenge experienced players and relax any rookies.
Contact & Visit Mossy Creek Golf Club
- Phone: +1 (706) 865-2277
- Address: 7883 Highway 254, Cleveland, GA
- Web: mossycreekgc.com
- Make reservations online
Mossy Creek Golf Course Reviews & Social Media
- Facebook: @MossyCreekGolf Rated 4.5 (30+ Facebook reviews), 900+ Likes
- GolfAdvisor: Rated 3.4 (120+ Golf Advisor reviews)
- TeeOff.com: Rated 4.0 (1 review)
- TripAdvisor: Rated 4 (1 review)
9. Old Toccoa Farm (Mineral Bluff, GA)
Old Toccoa Farm Golf Course in Georgia Mountains
Rates include greens fee, cart fee, range balls and taxes. Practice facilities, including driving range, chipping and putting greens, open to all golfers with scheduled tee times only. Closed on Tuesday. Men & Ladies Calloway rental clubs are available. NO COOLERS or ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES.
Contact and Visit Old Toccoa Farm
- Phone: +1 (706) 946-GOLF
- Address: 596 Curtis Switch Rd, Mineral Bluff, GA
- Web: http://www.oldtoccoafarm.com/golf/
Old Toccoa Farm Reviews and Social Media
- Facebook: @oldtoccoafarm Rated 4.8 (88 Facebook reviews), 2,150+ Likes
- Instagram: @oldtoccoafarm (1,000+ followers)
- Twitter: @oldtoccoafarm (200+ followers)
- TripAdvisor: Rated 4.0 (15 TripAdvisor reviews)
10. Old Union Golf Course (Blairsville, GA)
Old Union Golf Course in the Georgia Mountains
Old Union Golf Course is nestled in the mountains of Blairsville, Georgia along the scenic Ivy Log Creek. Located between Blue Ridge, Murphy, and Blairsville, Old Union is affordable and includes golfing activities from a practice range, lessons, 9 or 18 holes, and refreshments on the porch after the round. Purchase a driving range membership for $199.
Contact & Visit Old Union Golf Course
- Phone: +1 (706) 745-4653
- Address: 78 Scores Point, Blairsville, GA
- Email: info@olduniongolf.com
- Web: olduniongolf.com
- Make reservations online
Old Union Golf Course Reviews & Social Media
- Facebook: @olduniongolf Rated 4.5 (40 Facebook reviews), 460+ Likes
- TeeOff.com: Rated 4.3 (4 reviews)
- TripAdvisor: Rated 3.5 (25+ TripAdvisor reviews)
11. Rabun County Golf Club (Clayton, GA)
Rabun County Golf Club in the Georgia Mountains
No tee times are required at Rabun County Golf Club, a 9-hole public course in Clayton, Georgia.
Contact & Visit Rabun County Golf Club
- Phone: +1 (706) 782-5500
- Address: 1322 Old 441 South, Clayton, Georgia
- Email: info@rabungolf.com
- Web: rabungolf.com
Rabun County Golf Club Reviews & Social Media
- Facebook: Rated 4.5 (4 Facebook reviews), 130+ Likes
- GolfAdvisor: Rated 3.7 (2 Golf Advisor reviews)
12. Sky Valley Country Club (Sky Valley, GA)
Sky Valley Golf at Sky Valley Country Club in Ga Mountains
Sky Valley Club sits at an elevation of 3,300’ and provides a cool, comfortable summer climate, with incredible views that enhance your golf experience. Features bent grass fairways, tees, greens, and a challenging par 72 course. The course stretches over 6,900 yards of peaks and valleys and was redesigned in 2007. Open 7 days a week.
Contact & Visit Sky Valley Country Club
- Phone: +1 (706) 746-5302
- Address: 568 Sky Valley Way, Sky Valley, Georgia
- Web: skyvalleycountryclub.com/golf
- Make reservations online
Sky Valley Country Club Reviews & Social Media
- Facebook: @skyvalleycountryclub Rated 4.9 (77 Facebook reviews), 2,400+ Likes
- GolfAdvisor: Rated 4.6 (60+ Golf Advisor reviews)
- TeeOff.com: Rated 4.4 (10 reviews)
- TripAdvisor: Rated 4.0 (15 TripAdvisor reviews)
13. Whitepath Golf Club (Ellijay, GA)
Whitepath Golf in the Georgia Mountains
Whitepath Golf Club has 18 holes of golf on a beautiful, challenging, mountain golf course that is open to the public. If you would like an adult beverage please bring your own (none are sold on the course).
Contact & Visit Whitepath Golf Club
- Phone: +1 (706) 276-3080
- Address: 1156 Shenandoa Drive, Ellijay, Ga
- Web: golfwhitepath.com
- Make reservations online
Whitepath Golf Club Reviews & Social Media
- GolfAdvisor: Rated 3.2 (15 Golf Advisor reviews)
- TeeOff.com: Rated 4.5 (10 reviews)
- TripAdvisor: Rated 4.5 (525+ TripAdvisor reviews)
- Yelp: Rated 3.5 (6 YELP reviews)
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I really like the hilly part of North Georgia, the nature is beautiful. But I didn’t know that there are also so many offers and opportunities to play golf in this area. Thank you for presenting all these golf clubs with fantastic golf courses. For golf fans and players, this article with all the current information is very valuable. I am not a passionate golfer, but I would be happy to visit one of these locations.
I wish you all the best
Nina
Thanks so much Nina!
Those golf courses look amazing wow! Especially the one Rabun Country Golf Club, I could imagine being there already with lush greenery and serene ambiance. I reckon I’d just take my time there and admire the beauty of the place, especially with that unlimited tee time. How long would you think it’ll take to finish this course?
Hi Riaz, when the weather is as nice and beautiful as it is right now (autumn colors are almost at their peak), I’d expect play to last just a little bit longer… It’s just so lovely and ideal that it beckons a person to linger outside to take in the scenery and the scent of fall in the air. 🙂
It’s hard to say how long this public 9-hole course would take you personally but it should be right about average — the actual time it takes to complete the full 9 would depend on the size of your group and the skill level of players.
Hi,
From my online findings on the topic golf courses north georgia mountain is the beauty and vistas of North Georgia’s several golf courses. Nestled in the Blue Ridge mountains the mountain views are endless and awe inspiring. I will mention few out of the courses Butternut Creek Golf Course, Butternut Creek Golf Course, Indian Trace Golf Course, Chestatee Golf Course, Indian Trace Golf Course, Whitepath Golf Course, Spring Lakes Golf Course.
Thank for sharing.
Aluko.
Thanks for sharing your research Aluko.
I live in an area (Nova Scotia, Canada) with a number of very good golf courses. However, the golfing season usually starts sometime in April and closes toward the end of October. This leaves a huge playing gap for a golf aficionado. Rather than spending a southern retreat on the beaches of Florida, the Georgia Mountains sounds like a great alternative destination for the winter-weary snowbird. Brasstown Valley Resort & Spa jumped out at me because of the additional features such as a pool and hiking trails. It seems not every golf enthusiast travels with another golf enthusiast! Thanks for the great list and information. This makes planning for a future golfing adventure that much easier.
Hi Mike, A trip to the Georgia mountains in winter is definitely going to be a different experience than the typical crowded Florida winters! Brasstown Valley Resort is an excellent choice to visit!!
Thank you for your post. It is nice to see there are so many beautiful golf sites in Georgia Mountains. Unfortunately, I live in New York. It is too far for me to play golf there. I play golf during the summer time, never play in the winter due to the cold weather in Northeast.
Now I have one alternative that is to play golf in Gorgia in the winter. I have several friends who live in Georgia and asked me if I want to play golf there. Winter break this year can be a good time to go. I bookmarked your webpage and will review the golf location in detail. I am going to plan a winter vacation in Georgia.
It is kind of you sharing such wonderful resources with you.
Hi Anthony, It is nice to be able to enjoy outdoor activities all year round in Georgia. The mountains do occasionally get some serious winter weather, but generally speaking it’s a very nice time to visit as it’s the least crowded time of year.
I must admit I’m not a huge golfer, but i really admired your article, so packed with useful information. The quick navigation box is a great idea and helpful to find golf courses quickly. I think it will encourage repeat visits. Your text is brief but beautifully descriptive. Great article and golfers should bookmark the page as it contains everything needed to decide on and then book a golfing vacation.
Well done.
Hello,
Thanks for sharing information on all these courses in GA. I had the opportunity to attend Paine College in Augusta, GA. so the only course I really am familiar with tis the 1st Tee in Augusta. I had no idea GA had so many options for playing golf, bbut you have provided an extensive list here. What would you say is the best course for brand new golfers looking to learn the game and improve their skills? I’m curious if the 1st Tee didn’t make it to the list due to the location, thanks again for the infomrtaion you provided here. Great job!
Best regards
Jefrey M.
Hi Jefrey, Augusta is definitely known as a golfers dream destination, even if most people can’t play at the Augusta National (where the Masters Tournament is held). Those are not on the list because Augusta isn’t in the mountains.
I’d reommend one of the resort courses for anyone who would like some guidance to improve their game. These courses will have lessons / golf pros available to provide helpful pointers on your form and tips to help navigate the course.
Thanks for sharing this info about Apple Golf Club, Barnsley Resort. Brasstown Valley Resort and Spa architecture and design is great. The environment is condusive for learning . I will like to learn golf and out of link golf courses, parkland and desert golf courses. Which of this will you recommend for me and how can I learn, I also need tips to start so that I will not be discourage.
Each of these courses will be a nice outing, so you may want to choose one that is close to where you will be staying. Most of the resort courses have a golf pro on site so that you’d be able to sign up for lessons and stay encouraged while you learn.
I’m not sure how these golf courses in the Georgia mountains would compare to desert golf courses, as that is not something that you will find in the Georgia Mountains.
Enjoy!
I will be visiting that area to talk with an angel investor who’s willing to help me fund our bamboo furniture making business here in the Philippines. The investor has mentioned one of the golf courses so I am pretty much excited and he mentioned that I will enjoy it there because the climate in Georgia is warm this August, something I used to. This is really exciting because, aside from I will be getting the solutions that I need for growing my furniture export business, I will again be able to play golf after almost a decade.
That is very exciting news! I hope you enjoy the natural beauty of this part of the world on your visit to the Georgia mountains!
The locations you’ve listed here sound like they are located in stunning areas. For anyone who is a golf fanatic, this list would make an awesome resource to have to create a golfing holiday where you go from one golf course, spend a couple of days in that area, then head to the next location for the next gold course and do some more exploring. It’s a great way to explore the countryside and towns throughout Georgia Mountains.
Hi Kat, there really are some spectacular views available on these courses… and the pace of a round of golf would give golfers a great opportunity to enjoy the clean mountain air and the gorgeous scenery!