Canongate 1 - Golf - Atlanta, GA Golf Vacations by Golf Zoo - Dubbed as the seat of the New South, Atlanta graciously followed the path to being a cosmopolitan gem of the Southeast without leaving its rich history behind. A highly urbanized metropolitan capital, that has the largest convergence of the nation's giant companies, home to international luminaries including the Inside CNN Studio Tours, World of Coca-Cola, the Georgia Aquarium, High Museum of Art and the impressive host of practically 60 acclaimed golf courses in and around the city. The beautiful topography and the humid subtropical climate of Atlanta assure golf to be a pleasant experience in a city that is magnificently settled atop the ridge over Chattahoochee River.

Canongate 1

Golf

Canongate I was the first of the Canongate golf courses. It originally opened in 1965 with 18 holes designed by world renowned architects, Dick Wilson and Joe Lee. An additional 18 holes were added in 1999 by architects Rocky Roquemore and Jeff Burton. Canongate features a double-sided driving range with both mat and grass hitting areas, targets, and premium range balls, as well as a short game practice area. In 1999, the clubhouse was completely remodeled and features a fully stocked pro shop, restaurant and both men's and ladies' locker room facilities.

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Atlanta, GA Golf Vacations by Golf Zoo

Dubbed as the seat of the New South, Atlanta graciously followed the path to being a cosmopolitan gem of the Southeast without leaving its rich history behind. A highly urbanized metropolitan capital, that has the largest convergence of the nation's giant companies, home to international luminaries including the Inside CNN Studio Tours, World of Coca-Cola, the Georgia Aquarium, High Museum of Art and the impressive host of practically 60 acclaimed golf courses in and around the city. The beautiful topography and the humid subtropical climate of Atlanta assure golf to be a pleasant experience in a city that is magnificently settled atop the ridge over Chattahoochee River.