
Everything people ask before they come.
If the answer you need isn’t here, call the golf shop at (706) 210-4681. Somebody will pick up.
No. Bartram Trail is a public course, open to everyone — book a tee time online and come play. Memberships are there for people who are here every week and want the value that comes with it.
Dress like you’re playing golf and you’ll be right at home — comfortable, practical, and whatever you’d normally wear to walk eighteen.
You’re welcome here. We build our tee sheet with breathing room instead of packing it, and we don’t push a group unless they’re genuinely holding up the course. Start on the range if you want a soft landing — it’s designed for exactly that.
Book directly on our Teesnap tee sheet, check GolfNow for availability, or call the golf shop at (706) 210-4681. Green fees are shown live at booking.
Eighteen holes, par 72, 6,706 yards from the back tees. Designed by Richard Robbins, ASGCA, and opened in 2005. Bermuda fairways and bentgrass greens. More about the course.
Yes, and we make it easy. Corporate outings, charity scrambles, family groups — call the shop or send an inquiry. We’ll build a package that fits your budget rather than the other way around.
Absolutely. Tavern on the Trail is open to the public, 11am to 9pm every day. Come for lunch, come for dinner, come sit on the patio. No clubs required.
The clubhouse hosts a full slate of Masters Week events, the Tavern runs a special menu all week, and tee times book far earlier than usual. The course stays open to the public throughout, and we help with rental homes for the week. Note the youth on-course discount doesn’t apply that week. More on Masters Week.
Yes — Doug Cameron, PGA, has been teaching since 1979 and works with golfers from age 8 to 90. $65/hour for adults, $50/hour for juniors. Keith Walker also teaches on staff. Instruction details.
Non-members pay $12 a bucket and $20 a bag Monday to Thursday, or $15 and $25 Friday to Sunday and holidays. Members pay $7/$15 and $10/$20 respectively, and get a complimentary bucket with each round. The range.
Four of them — men’s, senior men’s, women’s and junior. Call the golf shop at (706) 210-4681 to join one, or to start your own. All leagues.
Two spaces: the Eagle Club (1,100 square feet, private bar, covered deck) and the Pavilion (seats 80, fireplace, fully covered). Both catered by the Tavern kitchen. Rental spaces.
The tee sheet is open.
A public championship course in Evans, Georgia, with a welcome that starts in the parking lot.