This is the newest of the Georgia State Parks golf courses and soon may claim the reputation as the best. Willard C. Byrd, the architect, has achieved the look of a classic landscape oil painting. Lush green Tif 419 fairways contrast with the golden long Bahia rough leading to huge Tif 419 Dwarf Bermuda greens filled with subtle breaks. Gracious round traps dot the entire course lending additional definition to the setting. As you finish hole 10, climb to the top of the hill behind the green where two large pecan trees and an ancient pear tree grow and turn back toward the tee. You will be graced by one of the prettiest golf vistas in the country.