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(800) 671-0750
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General Manager
Conan Dougherty

Conan Dougherty

Head Professional
Scott Schoenknecht

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Official Website
www.woodmontgolfclub.com

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Click HERE to see an IPIX 360 degree view from Woodmont's 9th green.

Click HERE to see an IPIX 360 degree view inside Woodmont's clubhouse.

Hole by Hole Tips
#1- Reachable par 5 if you rip a drive over the trap. Danger is that you go too far right and go OB with your drive.  
#2- Long and right are the two places to avoid on this par 3.  
#3-Drive even to or just short of fairway bunker, then avoid the right side completely on your approach shot.  
#4- Long par 4 requires an accurate approach shot to avoid hazard right of green. Very deep green. Check yardage and pin placement closely.  
#5- Tight driving hole but not too long.  Get it to the 150 and then check your yardage to pin for your uphill approach shot.  
#6- Very short par 3.  Trap behind green is very hard to play out of if flag is on the left side of green. Club selection is everything. 
#7-Straighforward par 4. No need to be too long.  Long is better than short on approach shot. 
#8- Long par 4. Driver hole for sure.  Long or right on approach shot are both bad news. 
#9- Par 5. Not reachable for most players. Second shot uphill. Lots of room short of green for layup.  

Opened to rave reviews in 1999,  Woodmont Golf Club represents a collaboration between the Southeast’s leading homebuilder, John Wieland, and world renowned golf architect, Robert Trent Jones, Jr.

Located within the Woodmont Golf and Country Club community in north Atlanta, Woodmont Golf Club is an $11.5 million golf experience offering playing conditions and service on a par with the most exclusive private clubs. Nearly $1 million annually is spent on golf course maintenance, putting Woodmont at the top of its class in Atlanta. Dramatic views and elevation changes, the whitest bunker sand available, an award-winning PGA staff, numerous lakes and streams, and a very unique clubhouse are just a few of the reasons why you should consider a round of golf at Woodmont.

Webmaster's Notes
I've now played Woodmont three times.  I've really enjoyed myself each time I've been there..  The staff  is very friendly and courteous.  The clubhouse is now open.  See an IPIX image of the interior of the clubhouse HERE.  In my opinion, the front nine is fun, but the back nine is even better!  Many of the greens have some BIG slopes to them so be careful which part of the green you aim for.  Often times a ball will land in one spot on the green and make its way across the green while you watch in amazement from the fairway.   Woodmont is destined to become one of Atlanta's daily fee jewels for sure.   It's NOT a hop, skip and jump from downtown, but if you make the drive, you'll be glad you did..... $11 million well spent!

Directions
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From GA 400
Take GA 400 North to exit 10 (Old Milton Parkway) and turn left. Continue on Old Milton Parkway (will become Rucker Road en route). Travel 4.2 miles (total from 400) to Broadwell Road and turn right. Watch closely for Broadwell! (Broadwell Road will become Birmingham Highway). Travel 7.0 miles, cross Birmingham Road, then take an immediate left onto New Bullpen Road. Travel North for 2 miles and turn right onto Old Lathemtown Road. Take an immediate left onto Gaddis Road. Woodmont Golf and Country Club will be approximately 2.3 miles on the right.

From I-75 
From I-75 North take I-575 North to Sixes Road Exit (Exit 11). Exit right and follow 0.2 miles where the road ends at Canton Highway, then turn right. Continue for approximately 1.3 miles, then turn left at traffic light onto East Cherokee Drive. Stay on East Cherokee for 12.1 miles. Turn right onto Gaddis Road. Woodmont Golf and Country Club is on the left.

Hole by Hole Tips (cont)
#10- Be careful not to hit your drive too far.. it may make the creek. Very reachable if you're able to layup just short of creek with your drive.  
#11- short par 3.  Distance is everything.
#12- Favor left side with both drive and approach shot.  
#13- downhill par 3.  Short hole from all but championship tees.  
#14- GREAT hole.  Favor left side on drive setting up a mid iron to very well protected green. Accurate approach is a MUST here.
#15- challenging par 3.  Anything right is totally dead.  
#16- 3 shot par 5. Second shot should not cut corner too much.  Well protected green with several difficult pin positions (front left especially tough). 
#17- Favor left side with drive, then take plenty of club to get to hole as many balls will come back to you.  
#18- 3 shot hole for most players but reachable for some.  Best layup is far right setting up a good angle for approach shot.