Peachtree Golf Club Course Review

The Peachtree Golf Club is located in Atlanta, Georgia and the course wears the signature of architect Robert Trent Jones, featuring 7043 yards of golf from its longest tees for a 72 par on bent/Bermuda grass. The Peachtree Golf Club was first opened for players in 1948 and its an 18 hole regulation private equity facility (Caddies provided), available for its members and their guests only. Playing the Peachtree Golf Club will make for a memorable experience, and I must remind you some of the courses accolades: ranked 43rd on 2013-2014 Golf Digests Top One Hundred Greatest Golf Courses in the US and second best in the state of Georgia. The Peachtree Golf Club can be described as a very exclusive old school classic, as Robert Trent Jones worked together with Bobby Jones (his brother) to design this beauty in northeast Atlanta, in an area filled with large dogwood and pine trees.

The bunkers are very much like Augustas and the undulating/rolling terrain upon which the course is built is rich in azalea flowers and its always in impeccable condition. Also, the courses feel, layout and design is pretty similar to Augusta National, but thats hardly a big surprise considering Bobby Joness input with regard to the Peachtrees layout. This baby has a good reputation among golfing enthusiasts as being very playable, challenging yet fair, making for a pure golfing experience and being that type of course which can be played day in and day out, and yet it never gets old, if you know what I mean. The conditioning and the terrain at Peachtree Golf Club are ideal for golf and taking into account its rolling undulations, the masterfully designed bunkers and the overall experience, youll be delighted to play on one of the best golfing facilities in the United States.