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George Cobb

21 courses on BogeyMap are attributed to George Cobb.

Courses on BogeyMap (21)

Resort18 holes

High Hampton Golf Club

Cashiers, NC

High Hampton Golf Club is a George Cobb design at the historic High Hampton Inn in Cashiers, North Carolina, one of the most charming mountain resort courses in the Southeast. The 6,012-yard, par-71 layout winds through the natural mountain terrain at 3,600 feet elevation with stunning views of Rock Mountain and the surrounding Blue Ridge peaks. Golf Digest has ranked High Hampton among the best resort courses in North Carolina, and the club offers public tee times for guests of the inn.

80.0 LooperScore
Hidden gem

Role: architect

Semi-private18 holes

Tega Cay Golf Club

Tega Cay, SC

Voted the #1 best golf course in the Fort Mill/Tega Cay area, Tega Cay Golf Club is a semi-private facility just across the NC/SC border, 20 minutes south of Charlotte. The George Cobb design from 1971 features rolling terrain and tree-lined fairways typical of the Carolina Piedmont. Known for quality service and premier conditions, the club offers public tee times and several membership structures.

79.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Bryan Park Golf Club - Players Course

Browns Summit, NC

78.3 LooperScore

Role: architect

Resort18 holes

Glade Springs Resort - Cobb Course

Daniels, WV

77.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Resort18 holes

Port Royal Golf Club (Barony Course)

Hilton Head Island, SC

The Barony Course at Port Royal Golf Club is one of Hilton Head Island's original resort courses, designed by George Cobb in 1964. The 6,530-yard, par-72 layout winds through classic Lowcountry terrain with live oaks, lagoons, and salt marshes. One of three courses at the Port Royal Golf Club complex, the Barony Course offers a traditional Hilton Head golf experience with resort access for guests of the Westin Hilton Head Island Resort & Spa.

76.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Orange County National Golf Cours

Winter Garden, FL

Nestled high in the Colorado Rockies, you'll discover a mountain golf experience unlike any other. This Pete Dye masterpiece, crafted in 1976, seamlessly integrates with the dramatic alpine landscape, offering a round where elevation changes are not just features, but strategic elements. You'll navigate fairways carved through dense forests and encounter greens perched on natural plateaus, demanding precision and thoughtful club selection. Dye's signature railroad ties and pot bunkers are present, but here they feel organic, blending with the rugged terrain rather than imposing upon it. The course challenges you with its undulating lies and breathtaking vistas at every turn, ensuring that each shot is as memorable as the scenery. It's a layout that rewards strategic thinking over brute force, inviting you to embrace the mountain's natural contours. This course is best suited for golfers who appreciate a blend of classic design and natural beauty, those who relish a tactical game amidst stunning panoramic views. Prepare for an invigorating test that will leave you eager to return.

75.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Resort27 holes

Sea Palms Golf & Tennis Resort

St. Simons Island, GA

Innsbruck Golf Club in Helen, GA, designed by the prolific Joe Lee, embodies his philosophy of creating courses that are enjoyable and visually clear from the tee, ensuring golfers can anticipate their shots [1] [2]. Lee, often referred to as \"Gentleman Joe,\" was known for designing courses that make golfers smile, blending challenge with playability [2]. The course is set amidst the picturesque North Georgia mountains, offering a serene and engaging golfing experience. A standout feature is the signature 15th hole, a dramatic par-3 where the tee shot drops approximately 150 feet to the green below. This hole demands precise club selection and careful navigation of a steep downhill cart path with a sharp turn, making it a memorable and thrilling challenge [1]. Other notable holes include the par-5 10th, which requires correct alignment from the tee to avoid hitting into the woods, and the demanding par-4 18th, which favors a tee shot to the right side and an approach to a large, sloping green [1]. Innsbruck Golf Club provides a diverse array of holes that test various aspects of a golfer's game, from demanding tee shots on tight fairways to strategic approaches over water and bunkers. The course's natural setting and Joe Lee's thoughtful design ensure a round that is both challenging and rewarding, making it a worthwhile destination for golfers seeking a memorable experience in a beautiful mountain landscape. References: [1] GolfTraxx. \"Innsbruck Golf Club: Golf Course Maps, Hole Maps, Course Layout for Innsbruck Golf Club in Helen, GA in 30545 by GolfTraxx.\" https://golftraxx.com/full-layout?coursename=Innsbruck+Golf+Club&zipcode=30545&city=Helen&state=GA&static=true [2] GolfNow. \"\u201cGentleman Joe\u201d Lee: His Courses Make Golfers Smile.\" https://blog.golfnow.com/gentleman-joe-lee-his-courses-make-golfers-smile/

74.2 LooperScore

Role: architect

Semi-private18 holes

Mallard Head Country Club

Mooresville, NC

A George Cobb design from 1979 set near Lake Norman north of Charlotte, Mallard Head Country Club is a semi-private facility open to public play on weekdays. The challenging layout features tree-lined fairways and water hazards throughout. Tee times are required and members have priority on weekends.

72.0 LooperScore
Hidden gem

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Connestee Falls Golf Course

Brevard, NC

72.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Cobbs Glen Country Club

Anderson, SC

Nestled amidst the lowcountry landscape of Pawleys Island, this 1986 Tom Jackson design offers a captivating blend of natural beauty and strategic golf. You'll discover a layout that thoughtfully integrates with its surroundings, featuring pristine wetlands and towering pines that frame many of the holes. Jackson’s approach here emphasizes playability and thoughtful shot-making over brute force, ensuring an enjoyable yet engaging round for golfers of all skill levels. The course's character is defined by its undulating fairways and meticulously sculpted greens, often protected by well-placed bunkers and water hazards that demand precision. You'll encounter a variety of hole designs, from challenging par-3s requiring accurate carries to risk-reward par-5s that invite aggressive play. The design highlights include several holes where water comes prominently into play, creating memorable vistas and strategic decisions. This course is best suited for those who appreciate a classic, traditional golf experience where strategy and course management are rewarded. It’s a place where you can truly immerse yourself in the serene coastal environment while enjoying a well-crafted round of golf.

71.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Goose Pond Colony Golf Course

Scottsboro, AL

70.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Santee Cooper Country Club

Santee, SC

You'll immediately sense the strategic brilliance that defines this South Carolina gem. Arnold Palmer's 1975 design offers a captivating blend of challenge and playability, making it a must-play for golfers visiting the Grand Strand. Mature pines frame generous fairways, demanding thoughtful shot placement over brute force. Palmer’s philosophy shines through in the subtle undulations and well-protected greens, requiring a deft touch around the putting surfaces. The course's natural terrain, with its gentle elevation changes and strategic water hazards, ensures no two holes feel alike. You'll encounter pristine bunkers strategically placed to guard greens and fairways, adding another layer of strategic thought to your round. Each hole presents a unique character, from doglegs that tempt aggressive lines to water features that add both beauty and strategic complexity. You'll find yourself contemplating every shot, weighing risk against reward—the hallmark of a truly engaging golf experience. This course is ideally suited for players who appreciate classic design and a strategic test, rather than simply raw power. If you enjoy a round where course management is paramount and every club in your bag gets a workout, you'll discover a rewarding and memorable journey here. It’s a testament to Palmer’s enduring vision, offering a timeless golf adventure that rewards precision and thoughtful play.

70.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

University of Maryland Golf Course

College Park, MD

68.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Sound of Freedom Golf Course

Cherry Point, NC

67.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Umstead Pines Golf Club

Durham, NC

66.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Woodlake Golf Club

Tazewell, TN

Listed on bestpublicgolfcourses.com

64.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Hillandale Golf Course

Durham, NC

63.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Oak Island Golf Club

Oak Island, NC

63.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Cleghorn Golf & Sports Club

Rutherfordton, NC

62.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Oak Island Country Club

Oak Island, NC

62.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Bald Head Island Country Club

Southport, NC

60.0 LooperScore

Role: architect