Golf Courses in Fulton County, GA
Quick answer: Fulton County has 27 golf courses and clubs in this guide. 9 sell public tee times and 18 are private.
Open to the public: Bobby Jones Golf Course, Chastain Park, Browns Mill, Tup Holmes and Candler Park (City of Atlanta Golf), Cross Creek Golf Club, John A. White Golf Course, Wolf Creek Golf Club, Historic College Park Golf Course, Durham Lakes Golf Club, RiverPines Golf and Steel Canyon Golf Club.
Private clubs: The Golf Club of Georgia, Ansley Golf Club (Midtown), Atlanta Athletic Club, The Country Club of the South, Rivermont Golf Club, St. Ives Country Club, The Standard Club, Atlanta National Golf Club, Capital City Club (Crabapple), Iron Horse Golf Club (formerly Crooked Creek), The Manor Golf & Country Club, White Columns Country Club, Ansley Golf Club (Settindown Creek), Brookfield Country Club, Country Club of Roswell, Horseshoe Bend Country Club, Cherokee Town & Country Club and Dunwoody Country Club.
North Fulton (Alpharetta, Milton, Johns Creek, Roswell) has the region's densest cluster of private clubs, including major-championship venues. Atlanta and South Fulton add the city's public courses.
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At a glance
| Course | City | Access | Designer |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Golf Club of Georgia | Alpharetta | Private | Arthur Hills |
| Ansley Golf Club (Midtown) | Atlanta | Private (invitation) | — |
| Bobby Jones Golf Course | Atlanta | Public | Bob Cupp |
| Chastain Park, Browns Mill, Tup Holmes and Candler Park (City of Atlanta Golf) | Atlanta | Public | — |
| Cross Creek Golf Club | Atlanta | Public | — |
| John A. White Golf Course | Atlanta | Public | Renovated by Billy Fuller and Bob Cupp (1999) |
| Wolf Creek Golf Club | Atlanta | Public | Mike Young |
| Historic College Park Golf Course | College Park | Public | — |
| Durham Lakes Golf Club | Fairburn | Public | Scott Pool (2006) |
| Atlanta Athletic Club | Johns Creek | Private | Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Joe Finger; redesigned by Rees Jones (Riverside later by Tripp Davis) |
| The Country Club of the South | Johns Creek | Private | Jack Nicklaus (Signature) |
| RiverPines Golf | Johns Creek | Public | — |
| Rivermont Golf Club | Johns Creek | Private | Joe Lee (1973); redesigned by Michael Riley (2006) |
| St. Ives Country Club | Johns Creek | Private | Tom Fazio |
| The Standard Club | Johns Creek | Private | Arthur Hills |
| Atlanta National Golf Club | Milton | Private | Pete Dye and P.B. Dye |
| Capital City Club (Crabapple) | Milton | Private (invitation) | Tom Fazio (2002) |
| Iron Horse Golf Club (formerly Crooked Creek) | Milton | Private | Mike Riley |
| The Manor Golf & Country Club | Milton | Private | Tom Watson |
| White Columns Country Club | Milton | Private | Tom Fazio |
| Ansley Golf Club (Settindown Creek) | Roswell | Private (invitation) | Bob Cupp |
| Brookfield Country Club | Roswell | Private | Mike Riley |
| Country Club of Roswell | Roswell | Private | — |
| Horseshoe Bend Country Club | Roswell | Private | Joe Lee (1974); redesigned by Bob Cupp (2011) |
| Cherokee Town & Country Club | Sandy Springs | Private (invitation) | — |
| Dunwoody Country Club | Sandy Springs | Private | — |
| Steel Canyon Golf Club | Sandy Springs | Public | — |
Golf courses in Alpharetta
The Golf Club of Georgia
Can nonmembers play? No public tee times. Members and guests.
Can you join? Contact the club.
Course designer: Arthur Hills
The golf: 36 holes: the Lakeside and Creekside courses.
Neighborhood: Inside the Windward community.
Phone: (770) 664-8644
The Golf Club of Georgia official website →Golf courses in Atlanta
Ansley Golf Club (Midtown)
Can nonmembers play? No public play.
Can you join? Membership is by Board invitation only.
The golf: Historic in-town 9-hole course. Members also play Settindown Creek in Roswell.
Neighborhood: Ansley Park and Midtown.
Phone: (404) 875-1687
Ansley Golf Club (Midtown) official website →Bobby Jones Golf Course
Can nonmembers play? Yes. Book online.
Can you join? No membership needed.
Course designer: Bob Cupp
The golf: A reversible 9-hole course (Azalea and Magnolia) with a putting course, short course and practice facility.
Neighborhood: Buckhead, along Northside Drive. Home of the Georgia Golf Hall of Fame.
Phone: (404) 355-1009
Bobby Jones Golf Course official website →Chastain Park, Browns Mill, Tup Holmes and Candler Park (City of Atlanta Golf)
Can nonmembers play? Yes. City-owned courses.
Can you join? No membership needed; Fore Pass discount program.
The golf: Chastain Park (18, Buckhead skyline views), Browns Mill (18), Alfred "Tup" Holmes (18) and Candler Park (9).
Neighborhood: Spread across north, southeast and southwest Atlanta.
Worth knowing: The city says Chastain Park was rated Atlanta's top public course.
Chastain Park, Browns Mill, Tup Holmes and Candler Park (City of Atlanta Golf) official website →Cross Creek Golf Club
Can nonmembers play? Yes. Open to the public; residents get discounts.
Can you join? Memberships available.
The golf: Par 54, about 2,000 yards. A quick short course.
Neighborhood: Inside the Cross Creek condominium community on the northwest side.
Phone: (404) 352-5612
Cross Creek Golf Club official website →John A. White Golf Course
Can nonmembers play? Yes. Book online.
Can you join? No membership needed.
Course designer: Renovated by Billy Fuller and Bob Cupp (1999)
The golf: 9 holes, par 35. Home of First Tee of Metro Atlanta. The range is closed during clubhouse construction.
Neighborhood: Southwest Atlanta, about 7 miles from downtown.
Phone: (404) 756-1868
John A. White Golf Course official website →Wolf Creek Golf Club
Can nonmembers play? Yes. Book online.
Can you join? Memberships available.
Course designer: Mike Young
The golf: Par 71, 6,740 yards, slope up to 143.
Neighborhood: South Fulton, near the airport.
Phone: (404) 344-1334
Wolf Creek Golf Club official website →Golf courses in College Park
Historic College Park Golf Course
Can nonmembers play? Yes. Open daily; book online.
Can you join? No membership needed.
The golf: 9 holes, 2,987 yards, built in 1929, with a range.
Neighborhood: Minutes from Hartsfield-Jackson Airport.
Historic College Park Golf Course official website →Golf courses in Fairburn
Durham Lakes Golf Club
Can nonmembers play? Yes.
Can you join? Call the club.
Course designer: Scott Pool (2006)
The golf: Par 72, 7,070 yards, slope 147 from the back tees.
Neighborhood: Just off I-85 south of the airport.
Phone: (770) 306-7200
Durham Lakes Golf Club official website →Golf courses in Johns Creek
Atlanta Athletic Club
Can nonmembers play? No public tee times. Members and guests.
Can you join? Contact the club.
Course designer: Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Joe Finger; redesigned by Rees Jones (Riverside later by Tripp Davis)
The golf: 36 holes (Highlands and Riverside) plus a par-3 course.
Neighborhood: Luxury neighborhoods along the Chattahoochee.
Worth knowing: Hosted the U.S. Open, U.S. Women's Open and three PGA Championships.
Phone: (770) 448-2166
Atlanta Athletic Club official website →The Country Club of the South
Can nonmembers play? Members and guests.
Can you join? Membership through Arcis Golf.
Course designer: Jack Nicklaus (Signature)
The golf: Championship course plus 12 tennis courts, fitness and pool.
Neighborhood: Gated Country Club of the South community.
Phone: (770) 475-1803
The Country Club of the South official website →RiverPines Golf
Can nonmembers play? Yes. Book online.
Can you join? Annual pass available.
The golf: 18 holes along the Chattahoochee plus a 9-hole par-3 course.
Neighborhood: Old Alabama Road, close to Alpharetta and Roswell.
Phone: (770) 442-5960
RiverPines Golf official website →Rivermont Golf Club
Can nonmembers play? No public tee times.
Can you join? Membership inquiries accepted.
Course designer: Joe Lee (1973); redesigned by Michael Riley (2006)
The golf: 18 holes plus a putting course, simulator and seven pickleball courts.
Neighborhood: Rivermont neighborhood.
Worth knowing: Ranked 13th in Georgia by GOLF Magazine (2024-25).
Phone: (770) 993-2124
Rivermont Golf Club official website →St. Ives Country Club
Can nonmembers play? Members and guests; outside golf outings can be arranged.
Can you join? Membership inquiries accepted.
Course designer: Tom Fazio
The golf: 18 holes plus Johns Creek's largest tennis program.
Neighborhood: Gated St. Ives community.
Phone: (770) 623-1239
St. Ives Country Club official website →The Standard Club
Can nonmembers play? Members and guests.
Can you join? Contact the membership office.
Course designer: Arthur Hills
The golf: Championship course with no homes along it, plus indoor and outdoor racquet courts.
Neighborhood: Abbotts Bridge Road; the course is not part of a neighborhood.
Phone: (770) 497-0055
The Standard Club official website →Golf courses in Milton
Atlanta National Golf Club
Can nonmembers play? No public tee times. Members and guests.
Can you join? Membership inquiries accepted (Invited Clubs).
Course designer: Pete Dye and P.B. Dye
The golf: 18 holes, a new Lanny Wadkins practice facility, simulators and on-site lodging.
Neighborhood: Close to Milton estate neighborhoods.
Phone: (770) 442-8801
Atlanta National Golf Club official website →Capital City Club (Crabapple)
Can nonmembers play? No public play.
Can you join? Private membership procedures; contact the club.
Course designer: Tom Fazio (2002)
The golf: Championship course.
Neighborhood: Crabapple area of Milton.
Worth knowing: Hosted the 2003 WGC-American Express Championship.
Capital City Club (Crabapple) official website →Iron Horse Golf Club (formerly Crooked Creek)
Can nonmembers play? No public tee times.
Can you join? Private memberships available, separate from the HOA.
Course designer: Mike Riley
The golf: Par 72, 6,960 yards, with practice facilities.
Neighborhood: Inside Crooked Creek, Milton's largest gated community (640 homes). The HOA states golf is a separate entity.
Iron Horse Golf Club (formerly Crooked Creek) official website →The Manor Golf & Country Club
Can nonmembers play? Members and guests.
Can you join? Membership through Arcis Golf.
Course designer: Tom Watson
The golf: 18 holes plus 16 tennis courts (4 indoor), spa and pool.
Neighborhood: Gated Manor community.
Phone: (770) 810-3175
The Manor Golf & Country Club official website →White Columns Country Club
Can nonmembers play? Members and guests.
Can you join? Membership through Arcis Golf.
Course designer: Tom Fazio
The golf: Championship course plus tennis, pickleball, fitness and pool.
Neighborhood: White Columns neighborhood.
Phone: (770) 343-9025
White Columns Country Club official website →Golf courses in Roswell
Ansley Golf Club (Settindown Creek)
Can nonmembers play? No public play.
Can you join? Membership is by Board invitation only.
Course designer: Bob Cupp
The golf: Championship course used by Ansley members.
Neighborhood: Rural north Roswell, near the Cherokee County line.
Phone: (770) 640-4620
Ansley Golf Club (Settindown Creek) official website →Brookfield Country Club
Can nonmembers play? Members and guests.
Can you join? Membership inquiries accepted (Invited Clubs).
Course designer: Mike Riley
The golf: 18 holes plus tennis, fitness and pool, after a multimillion-dollar renovation.
Neighborhood: Brookfield neighborhood.
Phone: (770) 993-1990
Brookfield Country Club official website →Country Club of Roswell
Can nonmembers play? Members and guests.
Can you join? Membership inquiries accepted.
The golf: 18 holes plus 13 tennis courts, pickleball and pool.
Neighborhood: Club Springs Drive in east Roswell.
Phone: (770) 475-7800
Country Club of Roswell official website →Horseshoe Bend Country Club
Can nonmembers play? Members and guests.
Can you join? Membership currently has a wait list.
Course designer: Joe Lee (1974); redesigned by Bob Cupp (2011)
The golf: 18 holes plus 13 racquet courts and three pools.
Neighborhood: Horseshoe Bend neighborhood in a bend of the Chattahoochee.
Phone: (770) 992-2310
Horseshoe Bend Country Club official website →Golf courses in Sandy Springs
Cherokee Town & Country Club
Can nonmembers play? No public play.
Can you join? Selective membership; contact the club.
The golf: Two 18-hole courses (North and South) at the Hightower Trail country club.
Neighborhood: Sandy Springs, near Dunwoody. The "Town Club" is separate, in Buckhead.
Phone: (770) 993-4407
Cherokee Town & Country Club official website →Dunwoody Country Club
Can nonmembers play? No public play.
Can you join? Membership inquiries accepted.
The golf: Championship golf, dining and family amenities.
Neighborhood: Sandy Springs area despite the Dunwoody name.
Phone: (770) 394-4492
Dunwoody Country Club official website →Steel Canyon Golf Club
Can nonmembers play? Yes.
Can you join? No membership needed; Player's Pass available.
The golf: 18-hole executive course plus a lit, covered Toptracer range.
Neighborhood: Morgan Falls Road along the river.
Phone: (770) 390-0424
Steel Canyon Golf Club official website →Fulton County golf FAQ
How many golf courses are in Fulton County, GA?
This guide lists 27 golf courses and clubs in Fulton County: 9 that sell tee times to the public and 18 private clubs.
Which Fulton County golf courses are open to the public?
Bobby Jones Golf Course, Chastain Park, Browns Mill, Tup Holmes and Candler Park (City of Atlanta Golf), Cross Creek Golf Club, John A. White Golf Course, Wolf Creek Golf Club, Historic College Park Golf Course, Durham Lakes Golf Club, RiverPines Golf and Steel Canyon Golf Club sell tee times to nonmembers. Semi-private clubs on that list also offer memberships.
Which Fulton County golf clubs have hosted major championships?
Atlanta Athletic Club in Johns Creek has hosted the U.S. Open, the U.S. Women's Open and three PGA Championships. Capital City Club's Crabapple course hosted the 2003 WGC-American Express Championship.
Does buying a home in Crooked Creek include golf?
No. The Crooked Creek HOA in Milton says its golf club, now Iron Horse Golf Club, is a separate entity with its own private memberships.