Must be played to be believed. Must be played, even if not believed. Must play. If that's not clear, let's put it this way: Jack Nicklaus designed this course that is sometimes called the Pebble Beach of the East. Almost the entire front nine are played in the forest! There are many water holes as well, and these will bring you great joy. Once more: Must play this course.
$$$ (Expensive)Golf Course Statistics: 7,048 yards, par 72, slope 135 - designed by Jack Nicklaus (1992). This is a public course.
The Great Waters Course, a 7,048-yard layout, offers players some of the most dramatic golf scenery in the Southeast. With nine holes lining the shores of Lake Oconee, Great Waters offers both exciting challenges and beautiful views. Has been ranged among the "Ten Best New Courses" by Golf Magazine.