Chattahoochee Golf Club

Chattahoochee Golf Club, located in Gainesville, Georgia, on the northern banks of Lake Sidney Lanier, is a premier public golf course established in 1960. Designed by renowned architect Robert Trent Jones, Sr., the course spans 183 acres of rolling farmland that transitions into the lake setting. The design emphasizes walkability and accommodates golfers of all skill levels, from scratch golfers to high handicappers.

The course layout provides an accessible yet engaging experience on its terrain adjacent to Lake Lanier. Chattahoochee Golf Club holds significant historical distinction as the home course of Tommy Aaron, the 1973 Masters Champion. The facility includes a full-service pro shop with club repair services and offers golf instruction through PGA professionals. Since its opening, the course has maintained its reputation as one of the premier public golf courses in Northeast Georgia.