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An exclusive experience, an unforgettable landscape.

The Creek Club

Opened in 2007 and designed by Jim Engh, Golf Digest’s first “Architect of the Year,” The Creek Club captures the natural essence of the Lake Oconee region. By utilizing the undulating terrain and innate detail of the property, Engh created a course that lends itself to spectacular viewing corridors at every angle. This par 72 plays to a maximum of 7,079 yards, with each hole characterized by distinctive mounding and bunkers that complement the topography and impact shot values, along with greens enhanced by multiple contours and collection areas.

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What's unique about The Creek Club?

Four Sets of Tees

With four sets of tees, which alter holes by as much as 160 yards, and distinctive bunkers, this course offers a tough yet sometimes rewarding challenge for every level of golfer.
Course Overview

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Course Architecture by Jim Engh

The Creek Club was designed by Jim Engh, Golf Digest's first “Architect of the Year.”
Three Separate Greens on Hole No. 18

Hole No. 18 is draped along a rugged, rocky ridge that leads to three separate greens and provides Members the chance to experience a unique golf challenge each time the course is played.
550k
Native & Ornamental Grasses Framing the Course
7,079
Yards

As the fifth designer at Reynolds, I was given the mandate to create something 'outside the box.' That mindset is evident on Hole #18 with three distinctive looks depending on the green in play. I couldn't be more pleased when a Golf Digest panelist commented, 'If you don't love this golf course, you have no laughter in your soul.' –Jim Engh, Golf Course Architect, The Creek Club
The never-a-dull-moment layout, including the par-5 18th with its three separate greens, is good to the last drop. –Joe Passov, GOLF Magazine
In inventing a clever layout that tends to bump balls back toward fairways and nudge them away from hazards and kicks them in slow circles toward the pins up around the greens, Engh also created golf holes of intense visual beauty. –Jeff Wallach, The A Position

An exclusive experience, an unforgettable landscape.

The Creek Club

Top 10 New Private Courses in the U.S.

GOLF Magazine

Top 10 New Golf Courses of 2007

Travel + Leisure

What's unique about The Creek Club?

Four Sets of Tees

Course Overview

Course Architecture by Jim Engh

Three Separate Greens on Hole No. 18

Native & Ornamental Grasses Framing the Course

Yards

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