The Chimneys Golf Course

Braselton, GA · 12 mi away

The Chateau Course at Chateau Elan Golf Club, part of Chateau Elan Winery & Resort in Braselton, is the marquee layout among the property's 45 holes of golf. The course winds past the resort's vineyards and a French-style chateau roughly 40 minutes north of Atlanta, combining open, rolling holes with wooded stretches typical of the Georgia Piedmont. It operates as public, daily-fee golf, with no overnight stay required to book a tee time. The Chateau anchors a resort built around wine, spa and event amenities alongside its golf.

Dacula, GA · 12 mi away

Trophy Club of Apalachee is an 18-hole semi-private golf course with a par of 71 located in Dacula, Georgia. The course was designed by Bill Bergin and Steve Melnyk and opened for play in 1994. It is carved out of heavily wooded and rolling terrain situated alongside the meandering Apalachee River. The journey from tee to green at Trophy Club of Apalachee leads to Champion Bermuda putting surfaces, which are known for their quality in the region. The layout features mature hardwoods, natural wetlands, and significant elevation changes that create risk-reward opportunities on many holes. Strategic bunkering and the presence of the river provide a memorable challenge. The facility also includes a full driving range and practice area for golfers to hone their skills.

Braselton, GA · 12 mi away

The Woodlands Course is one of Chateau Elan Golf Club's three layouts at the Chateau Elan resort in Braselton, Georgia, north of Atlanta. The public course winds through rolling elevation changes, lakes and mature, tree-lined fairways across land bordered by the resort's vineyard and residential community. The par-72 layout measures 6,735 yards from its longest tees. It is one of two full 18-hole championship courses at the resort, alongside the Chateau Course, and shares clubhouse and pro shop facilities. The course is open to resort guests and the general public for daily-fee play.

Bishop, GA · 13 mi away

Lane Creek Golf Club is a public course located just outside Athens, Georgia, in the community of Bishop. It originally opened in 1992 and was designed by Athens area architect Mike Young. The layout was renovated in 2006 with new Champion Bermuda greens, rebuilt and repositioned bunkers, and a few design tweaks, including changing the fifth hole from a par 5 to a short par 4. The course plays to a par of 71 at around 6,678 yards from the back tees, with an even mix of short, tempting par 4s and longer two shot holes, plus par 3s that mostly avoid water hazards. Lane Creek is open daily to public play, with a practice facility that includes a large tee area, target greens, and a putting green, along with a pro shop and clubhouse patio.

Lawrenceville, GA · 17 mi away

Collins Hill Golf Club is a public 18-hole course in Lawrenceville owned by Gwinnett County. It opened in 1965 as Springbrook Golf Course and was renamed Collins Hill around 2000. The layout has small, sloping greens and narrow, tree-lined fairways.

Last verified 2026-10-13

Athens, GA · 19 mi away

The University of Georgia Golf Course opened in 1968. Robert Trent Jones Sr. drew the plan as a favor to university president O.C. Aderhold, and students paid for construction through their activity fees. It is a big, rolling course among tall pines, stretching past 7,200 yards from the back tees. Many greens sit up above the fairway, so approaches have to carry rather than run on. Love Golf Design rebuilt the greens and green complexes in 2006 and added tees, with six sets now in use. It is home to the Bulldogs golf teams and has hosted SEC and NCAA championships, including the 2013 NCAA women's title. The public can book tee times.