Capital City Club - Crabapple

The Capital City Club of Atlanta traces its roots to 1883, but golf did not join its offerings until the club acquired hundreds of acres north of the city for a new clubhouse and course. Tom Fazio was hired to shape the Crabapple layout on rolling land in the Milton and Woodstock area, next to the Pete Dye course at Atlanta National, and the completed 18 holes opened for play in the early 2000s. National recognition came almost immediately: in 2003, only a year after opening, Crabapple hosted the WGC-American Express Championship, won by Tiger Woods by two strokes. The par-72 course, playing north of 7,100 yards, has since welcomed events including the U.S. Mid-Amateur, the Georgia Amateur and the NCAA Division I Men's Championship.