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Augusta Golf
The area surrounding Augusta offers some of golf's most unique and sought after courses. Below are available courses where Flex Events can accommodate tee times. A mix of both Public and Private courses that offer a similar style of golf to Augusta National during Masters Week.
The Forest Hills Golf Club
Public - $275/person
1 Min from Hospitality
Established in 1926, Augusta University’s Forest Hills is a much loved staple within the Augusta, Georgia golf community. This 18-hole course holds remarkable history from Bobby Jones beginning. The course was originally designed by world renowned course architect Donald Ross, it was renovated by the Arnold Palmer Company in 2003.
1 Min from Hospitality
Established in 1926, Augusta University’s Forest Hills is a much loved staple within the Augusta, Georgia golf community. This 18-hole course holds remarkable history from Bobby Jones beginning. The course was originally designed by world renowned course architect Donald Ross, it was renovated by the Arnold Palmer Company in 2003.
Augusta Country Club
Private - $1,250/person
10 Mins from Hospitality
Augusta Country Club is the first established golf club in Augusta which had its beginnings documentary wise in 1899. It actually began a few years earlier and certainly has its place among the very early golf clubs in America.
10 Mins from Hospitality
Augusta Country Club is the first established golf club in Augusta which had its beginnings documentary wise in 1899. It actually began a few years earlier and certainly has its place among the very early golf clubs in America.
West Lake Country Club
Private - $550/person
15 Mins from Hospitality
The West Lake course, designed by Donald Ross protégé and Pinehurst native Ellis Maples, is a traditional course known for its impeccable playing conditions and its Champion Bermuda greens that run 11.0-12.0 on the stimpmeter.
15 Mins from Hospitality
The West Lake course, designed by Donald Ross protégé and Pinehurst native Ellis Maples, is a traditional course known for its impeccable playing conditions and its Champion Bermuda greens that run 11.0-12.0 on the stimpmeter.
The River Golf Club
Private - $300/person
15 Mins from Hospitality
The River Golf Club course combines a fantastic layout with a spectacular setting to create a golfers’ paradise. Designed by internationally acclaimed golf course architect Jim Fazio, our Augusta golf club offers a unique setting which includes new Mini-Verde ultradwarf bermuda greens, numerous lakes, wetlands and dramatic bunkers.
15 Mins from Hospitality
The River Golf Club course combines a fantastic layout with a spectacular setting to create a golfers’ paradise. Designed by internationally acclaimed golf course architect Jim Fazio, our Augusta golf club offers a unique setting which includes new Mini-Verde ultradwarf bermuda greens, numerous lakes, wetlands and dramatic bunkers.
Bartram Trail Golf Club
Public - $350/person
25 Mins from Hospitality
This fairly young track was built in 2005 and designed by Rick Robbins. In 2017, Golf Advisor rated the course No. 18 on a top courses in Georgia list, and in 2018, it was ranked No. 21. The par 72 layout runs from a youth tee of 2,317 yards and on up to a back tee of 6,706 yards.
25 Mins from Hospitality
This fairly young track was built in 2005 and designed by Rick Robbins. In 2017, Golf Advisor rated the course No. 18 on a top courses in Georgia list, and in 2018, it was ranked No. 21. The par 72 layout runs from a youth tee of 2,317 yards and on up to a back tee of 6,706 yards.
Palmetto Golf Club
Public - $450/person
45 Mins from Hospitality
Palmetto, founded in 1892, was primarily designed by Herbert Leeds, the builder of Myopia Hunt Club near Boston, with major amendments in 1932 by Alister MacKenzie who was working on Augusta National (just 30 miles away). Ranking comfortably inside our Third 100 Greatest Courses, it’s a polished, jewel-box design draped over up and down topography with one of the country’s great sets of greens full of slick interior movements that slip away into a variety of undulous chipping areas.
45 Mins from Hospitality
Palmetto, founded in 1892, was primarily designed by Herbert Leeds, the builder of Myopia Hunt Club near Boston, with major amendments in 1932 by Alister MacKenzie who was working on Augusta National (just 30 miles away). Ranking comfortably inside our Third 100 Greatest Courses, it’s a polished, jewel-box design draped over up and down topography with one of the country’s great sets of greens full of slick interior movements that slip away into a variety of undulous chipping areas.
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