Achasta Golf Club - Dahlonega Georgia Golf Courses & Tee Times

Course Conditions (as reported by course)

Last Aeration: Not Reported Next Aeration: Not Reported

3/9/2006 - Achasta Reports: "The course is in amazing condition. The overseed has come in and looks amazing, the greens are rolling true and the weather is great in the mountains."

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#1 - Favoring the right side allows for shots into a spacious green that falls from back to front with a bunker protecting the left side and a grassy hollow on the right.

#2 - Birdie is possible on this par 4. A well struck tee ball down the left center of the fairway hugging the large fairway bunker will provide a better angle into the green.

#3 - The shortest par 3 on the course is cut through a stand of mature hardwoods and wetland area. The left to right green is long and falls off on the backside into a wetland area.

#4 - This hole is a unique par 5 with a double fairway. Your second shot will require a lay up or take a chance at an elevated island green. Two perfect shots will be required to get home.

#5 - Destined to be one of Birch River’s most enticing holes. If the pin is cut on the small plateau at the back middle of the green, par will be a good score.

#6 - Your second shot favors a ball placed left center of the fairway, in order to take advantage of the diagonally placed green. Miss the green right and the ball will generally find either sand or wetlan

#7 - Tight driving hole with the Chestatee River guarding the right side of the fairway and two bunkers protecting the left. A soft second shot will be needed to hold the soft contoured green.

#8 - Players will relish hitting their approach shots from the left side of the fairway into a green situated right to left with a small bunker protecting the front of the green.

#9 - You will be required to drive over a wetland. Use distant right fairway bunker as target off tee for most advantageous approach shot into the green that is located across the Chestatee River.

#10 - A generous landing area is guarded right and left by water. Wayward approach shots short right will find an expansive, deep bunker which to play over or out of.

#11 - The longest par 3 will require an accurate iron shot into a long narrow green due to the marsh located in front of the green.

#12 - Off the tee, aim at the left side of the fairway bunker. A bunker guards the front of the green and a grassy hollow guards the right side. Left or long approach shots may find the Chestatee River.

#13 - Only with extraordinary luck will one find any advantage in "cutting" the corner of this short dogleg right. The tee shot will require a 200-yard carry across the Chestatee.

#14 - The wide open fairway allows you to go for a big tee shot. A well struck second shot down the right center just might end up on the two tier green.

#15 - The last par 5 is a dogleg right, one of Birch River’s most tested driving holes. A good drive wil allow a shot to reach this demanding hole in two.

#16 - This picturesque hole will test even the straightest drivers. Bunkers guard both sides of the landing area and the front and back of this elevated green.

#17 - A deep bowl in the front of the green places a premium on club selection to any pin position on the back half of this par 3 that is guarded by 2 deep bunkers.

#18 - Favor the left side of the fairway on this dogleg left home hole. The green is situated on the waters edge with grassy hollows left.

Why are rates different?
	If you're flexible on where and when you play, you may want to book times reserved for LastMinuteGolfers. You'll often enjoy significant savings, but reservations made inside 24 hours are prepaid and non-refundable and all reservations are held with a credit card. Very limited tee time availability. If you DO know where you want to play and when, then we suggest that you call the course, enjoy access to all available tee times, and book at the established course rates.
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