White Columns Country Club

Designed by Tom Fazio and opened in 1993, White Columns Country Club is a private 18-hole, par-72 course in Milton, Georgia. The layout moves through rolling hills, towering pine trees, and elevation changes, with serene streams and picturesque lakes coming into play across its 6,917–7,053 yards. Hole 4 ranks as the most difficult on the course for both men and women. White Columns has hosted the Women's U.S. Open Qualifier, the Georgia Women's Golf Association Amateur Golf Tournament, and the USGA Junior Girl's Qualifier. The practice facility includes a comprehensive performance center with TrackMan coaching and club fitting, a SAM Putter Fitting Lab, PGA Junior League, and the Game On program for beginners. On the dining side, Fahyr is the club's restaurant, serving seasonal menus with fine dining in a room with expansive windows overlooking the course and an outdoor patio. Beverage carts operate on course, and the Turn Stand poolside eatery provides quick bites alongside a poolside bar menu.