Forest Hills Golf Club

Established in 1926, Forest Hills Golf Club is an 18-hole public course in Augusta, Georgia, affiliated with Augusta University. Originally designed by renowned architect Donald Ross, the course was renovated by the Arnold Palmer Company in 2003. The layout reflects both its classical heritage and modern improvements, featuring a driving range and practice facilities alongside dining options and banquet space.

The course holds significant historical importance, beginning with Bobby Jones's involvement in its founding. It serves as home to Augusta University's Men's and Women's Jaguar Golf Teams, which achieved consecutive NCAA Division I National Championships in 2010 and 2011. Forest Hills is recognized as an accessible public course with affordable rates, offering instruction for players of all levels, from juniors aged six and older to experienced golfers. The course benefits from its Augusta location, attracting golfers during Masters Week with special packages. Annual memberships are available, providing green fee privileges and complimentary driving range access.