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| At the cornerstone of this enclave lies an 18-hole golf course designed by Bob Cupp that is as beautiful as it is challenging. For true golf enthusiasts who long to be reacquainted with an era revered for its grace and sophistication, Hawks Ridge is unmatched in it's ability to unite old world elegance with present-day luxury in a picturesque golf course setting.
This luxury estate community, located just north of Atlanta, Georgia, is unlike any other. One of the last bastions for seclusion, privacy and relaxation, Hawks Ridge is a virtual paradise that leaves the world behind simply by driving through the private gates.
America's Top 100 Golf Courses
Hawks Ridge is honored to be added to Golf Digest's prestigious list of America's Top 100 Golf Courses in 2005, our first year of eligibility.
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| Awards & Recognition |
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2nd Best New Private Course
Golf Digest Magazine
January 2001 |
4th in Georgia among established courses
Golf Digest Magazine |
81st America's Top 100 Course
Golf Digest, 2005 |
Golfweek’s 100 Best Modern Course in America |
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| Golf Digest’s Top 100 |
Hosted Grand Champions Championship,
2005 & 2006 |
Hosted US Open Section Qualifier rounds |
Golf Channel’s “The Haney Project” with Charles Barkley – Spring 2009 |
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America’s Best Golf Communities,
Links Magazine |
Hawks Ridge Member, Heath Slocum, Wins 2009 Barclays Championship |
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| The Course |
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With a masterful eye and a talent for the details that define legendary courses, Bob Cupp has designed Hawks Ridge, a course destined to earn a place among the top-rated courses in the world. Set on 550 spectacular acres, this 18-hole private, by-invitation-only, modern golf course issues challenges to even the seasoned player and solicits a diversity of shots and strategies each time it is played. For its members, Hawks Ridge paints a portrait of golf at its best. The private course at Hawks Ridge was designed by Bob Cupp, who states publicly that he considers it to be his consummate achievement. The experts, from Golf Digest to Chi Chi Rodriguez, couldn't agree more.
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This is a course for true golf enthusiasts, the kind that tests the skills of the game's most experienced players and presents new challenges on every round. It winds through more than five hundred acres of pines and hardwoods, water hazards and changing elevations, preserving the integrity of the land but never compromising on the quality of play. The result is an 18-hole, championship par-72 course that is taking its place among the legendary golf courses of the world. |
| Voted by Golf Week Magazine, #24th nationally ranked Modern Golf Course, #2 in Georgia |
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| The Club |
| Hawks Ridge possesses a lavishly appointed traditional clubhouse where members can immerse themselves in luxury. Amenities range from casual dining and fine vintage wines in the tavern or men's grill. Members can take full advantage of facilities such as a world-class training center, and helipad. Also available are two guest cottages adjacent to the clubhouse featuring four bedrooms with private bathrooms designed exclusively for members as well as their guests. The clubhouse also boasts a staff singular in its ability to cater to even the most discerning members. |
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From GA 400 to Hawks Ridge:
Take GA 400 North to Windward Parkway, exit #11. Turn left off of the exit. Follow Windward Pkwy. Approximately 12 miles (the road will change names from Windward to Cogburn to Hopewell to Holbrook Campground, but you will never turn at any point; simply continue straight) until it dead-ends at GA Highway 20 or Canton Hwy. Turn left onto GA Highway 20 and follow to your first traffic light which is GA Rte. 372. Turn right onto 372. Hawks Ridge is 1.5 miles on the right.
From I-75/I-575 Downtown Atlanta to Hawks Ridge:
Follow I-75 North to I-575 North. Continue on I-575 North to exit #19A, GA Highway 20 at Canton. Exit onto GA Highway 20 eastbound toward Cumming. Travel approximately 11 miles to the stop light at GA Rte. 372 and turn left. Hawks Ridge is 1.5 miles on the right. |
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