Practice
Putting and short-game practice are the main warm-up options; the course does not operate a full driving range.
A historic City of Atlanta course in southwest Atlanta, named for civil-rights golf pioneer Alfred “Tup” Holmes. It is a practical public option for a full 18-hole round close to the city.
A traditional municipal-golf feel with mature trees and a layout that rewards keeping the ball in play more than chasing maximum distance.
Putting and short-game practice are the main warm-up options; the course does not operate a full driving range.
Golf shop, carts and basic municipal-course services.
Atlanta golfers who want an affordable, historic public round without leaving the city.
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