Collins Hill Golf Course & Club - Lawrenceville Georgia Golf Courses & Tee Times

Tee

Yardage

Rating

Slope

6327

70.5

132

6153

69.5

128

5569

67.1

122

4826

69.4

121

Par: 71
Designer: Perrin Walker, Jim Frier, DeVictor/Langham

Course Conditions (as reported by course)

Last Aeration: 6/12/2009 Next Aeration: 3/21/2010

7/21/2009 - Collins Hill Reports: "PGA Tour quality greens... in GREAT condition. Many significant enhancements to our course... come visit us soon.."

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#1 - Favor left center... ball will run a little left, but green may be blocked by trees on the right side.

#2 - Right handers must fade the tee shot as fairway slopes hard left. Fairway wood or long irons can be great from middle tees leaving short iron approach.

#3 - Try a middle iron to the top of hill this leaves approximately 150 to the green. A straight fairway wood will give you a short iron to an uphill blind flag stick.

#4 - Always play front yardage on this short hole. Very narrow green slopes severly from left to right and can be treachous when putting downhill.

#5 - A drivable par-4 if you can hit it a little over 300 yards. Make sure the green is clear if you try, but there is not percentage in it, I like 4-iron which leaves an easy SW approach for a birdie.

#6 - Keep your tee shot in the left center and you must get off the tee at least 190 yards from the front tee to see all of the green. The green plays uphill about 1/2 a club, but be careful, its narrow.

#7 - This one requires a minimum of 200 yards carry to be safe from the middle tee. If you can't hit that far consistently, play the short tee. Green plays about 15 yards uphill, don't short or right.

#8 - Great chance for that birdie. Use the yardage markers to your advantage and put your tee shot below the hole for a good putt at it.

#9 - Regardless of its yardage, this is really a three shot hole. You must carry your drive in the 275 range to have a go at it. A better percentage shot is a layup to about 100 with a short iron in.

#11 - Two keys... Distance and Accuracy. Toughest hole on the course usually requires a layup to 100 for the short knockers.

#12 - If you're not too greedy, this is a great birdie chance. 200 yards gets you on top of the hill with a short second to a tiny green.

#13 - Good Par-3. Just a middle iron to the front and you will get a hop to center. Don't try to fly all the way back.

#14 - Don't hit the driver from the middle tee, the three wood leaves a short iron to a large green.

#16 - The best par-3 in town. Get it over the hazard on a center line. Short is better than bunkered and long is tough too.

#17 - Looks a lot tougher than it is. Play to very right side of the fairway from the tee (plenty of room there). A middle iron or small fairway wood set up a good approach. Use one extra to the green.

#18 - Super finishing hole. Try to get to the top of the hill, its only about 230. From there you have a nice shot to a large undulating green. GREAT DAY..

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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