Private Clubs & Country Clubs in Alpharetta

Capital City Club Crabapple Course is a private 18-hole championship course located in Alpharetta, Georgia, established in 2002 as part of the historic Capital City Club's expansion into Atlanta's northern suburbs. Designed by Tom Fazio, the par-72 parkland layout stretches 7,137 yards and is noted for its strategic bunkering, undulating greens, and a demanding par-3 17th hole played over water. The course has hosted prestigious collegiate competition, including the 2010 NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championship.

Iron Horse Golf Club is a semi-private 18-hole course situated in Alpharetta, Georgia, designed by acclaimed architect Arthur Hills. The par-72 layout stretches 6,279 yards and features a diverse mix of woodlands, wetlands, and lakes, with both the 9th and 18th holes returning to the clubhouse in a classic Hills design touch.

Rivermont Golf Club is a private 18-hole club established in 1973 within the Rivermont residential community in Alpharetta, Georgia. The course was designed by Joe Lee, a prominent southeastern architect, and later refined in a 2008 renovation by Bill Bergin, playing to a challenging slope rating of 137 from the championship tees. The club has hosted multiple Georgia State Golf Association championships and is recognized for its signature par-3 17th hole playing over water.

The Golf Club of Georgia is a premier private golf facility in Alpharetta, Georgia, featuring 36 holes of championship golf designed by Arthur Hills and opened in 1991. Both the Lakeside and Creekside courses were fully renovated by Arthur Hills/Steve Forrest & Associates in 2016 and play to over 7,000 yards with bentgrass greens and slope ratings above 140. The club has long served as a hub for elite amateur competition in the Atlanta area, hosting U.S. Amateur qualifying and serving as the home course for Georgia Tech's golf program.

The Manor Golf & Country Club is a private residential golf community set across 700 acres in Alpharetta, Georgia, developed in the early 2000s as part of a luxury enclave in North Fulton County. The 18-hole championship course was designed by eight-time major champion Tom Watson, stretching to 7,177 yards with more than 200 feet of natural elevation change, bentgrass greens, and a demanding slope rating of 144. The course has hosted Georgia State Golf Association events and stands as one of metro Atlanta's more compelling examples of championship residential golf design.