Capital City Club - Crabapple
Atlanta, Georgia
The suburban jewel of Capital City Club's multi-campus operation, Crabapple is a Jack Nicklaus design in Milton north of Atlanta. The course features rolling north Georgia terrain, strategic creek crossings, and Nicklaus's signature par-3 excellence.
History & Heritage
Capital City Club was founded in 1883, making it one of the oldest clubs in the South. The Crabapple campus opened in 1993 with a Jack Nicklaus-designed course in Milton, north of Atlanta.
Nicklaus routed the course through rolling North Georgia terrain with creek crossings and mature hardwoods, creating a course that rewards strategic play.
Signature Holes
A demanding Nicklaus par 3 over water to a well-defended green.
A strong par 4 with a creek crossing that tests driving accuracy.
A risk-reward par 5 with water guarding the approach.
A strong finishing hole through the North Georgia hardwoods.
What to Expect
Jack Nicklaus championship design on rolling North Georgia terrain. At 7,094 yards, a serious test with creek crossings and strategic bunkering.
Part of the historic Capital City Club, one of the oldest in the South.
Playing Tips
Creek crossings affect strategy on several holes. Play to the safe side of water hazards.
Nicklaus greens have significant contour. Reading the correct speed and break is essential.
Highlights
- ✓ Jack Nicklaus design
- ✓ Rolling north Georgia terrain
- ✓ Part of historic Capital City Club
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