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Augusta, Georgia lies across the Savannah River from South Carolina in the Piedmont section of the state. It is Georgia's second-largest city after Atlanta. With dozens of shops, restaurants, cultural attractions and entertainment offerings dotted throughout Augusta, there's plenty to do after your round of golf. You don't want to miss the Augusta Golf and Gardens, home of the Georgia Golf Hall of Fame.
Lost Plantation Golf Club - Rincon
by Billy McAnderson
Emerald Pointe Golf Club - Lake Lanier Islands
by George Mason
Pinetree Country Club - Kennesaw
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Twin City Country Club - Tennille
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Fairfield Glade Golf Resort
Golfweek Magazine Names Two Fairfield Glade Golf Courses to the Top Five 2020 Best Courses You Can Play in Tennessee!
We'd Like to Put a Few Holes In Your Vacation Plans. Quite a few in fact. You see, Fairfield Glade Resort in Tennessee has 90 holes of Championship Golf alone, including Stonehenge, named among the top public courses in Tennessee by Golf Digest, GolfWeek and Golf Magazine.
There are the many outstanding courses around nearby Crossville, widely known as the Golf Capital of Tennessee. In all, more than 180 holes of golf just waiting to be played atop the Cumberland Plateau.
But your vacation doesn't have to be all golf. We offer 11 pristine lakes for boating and fishing, two marinas, miles of nature trails, indoor and outdoor pools, a state-of-the-art Racquet Center and on-site restaurants. This year, plan to spend your vacation at Fairfield Glade Resort. The South's holey land for golfers.
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