Est. 1993 · Tom Fazio
Why we love this place
We love White Columns for the way Tom Fazio let the land lead, those elevated tees framed by Georgia pines make every hole feel like a photograph. It is championship golf with a welcoming, community heart, and it always leaves us wanting one more round.
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About White Columns Country Club
White Columns Country Club sits among the rolling hills and towering pines of Milton, in north Fulton County outside Atlanta. Its 18-hole championship course was designed by Tom Fazio and opened in 1993, quickly earning a place among the metro area's most admired layouts. Fazio routed the holes through natural elevation changes, lakes and streams, favoring elevated tees and greens that reward precise, thoughtful play over raw length. Stretching past 7,000 yards from the tips, the course has tested strong fields over the years, hosting events such as a U.S. Women's Open qualifier, the Georgia Women's Golf Association Amateur, and a USGA Girls' Junior qualifier. A private club built around that Fazio design, White Columns pairs championship-caliber golf with the polished feel of an upscale Atlanta-area community.
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