Near Augusta National, home of the Masters Golf Tournament, this luxury hotel offers its own impressive collection of courses. With Lake Oconee and the Georgia landscape as their background, four legendary architects—Rees Jones, Jack Nicklaus, Tom Fazio and Bob Cupp—designed the resort’s five championship golf courses. The 99 holes play through wooded areas, rolling hills, dramatic elevation changes, inlets and tree-lined doglegs to offer challenges for players of all levels.
As the original course of Lake Oconee, The Landing set the stage for what has become a premier golf destination. Featuring a variety of holes that wind through naturally wooded areas and rolling hills, this course provides enjoyable play for golfers of all levels.
The Preserve incorporates essential design principle of subtle deception and philosophy of making the game fun for players of all levels by taking advantage of the natural rolling topography. Also enjoy a unique six-hole course within a course called the Quick Six.
The National's trademark is its dramatic elevation changes from tee to fairway, as well as on approach shots — some as much as 60 feet. Players will have the chance to use every club in their bag along this challenging layout and a true work of art.
Defined by a scenic routing along the Lake Oconee shoreline, this Rees Jones design is a true risk/reward layout. Offers inspiring lake views while presenting options to play shots over inlets or carry corners of tree-lined doglegs.
The Signature Nicklaus design is a proven, timeless masterpiece that boasts some of the finest golf scenery in the Southeast. Coming off an 18-month redesign it is time to tee off along this spectacular course.