Bring your 'A' game to this Robert Trent Jones course located in the suburbs of Atlanta. Precise tee shots are a must if you want to avoid the deep rough that lines these narrow fairways. Tackling these difficult greens will be much easier with accurate iron play. Long and straight is the key to an enjoyable day.

MARIETTA. This renowned Civil War-era setting draws golfers of all abilities who will be challenged by this demanding course with doglegs and bunkers aplenty. The former host to the PGA Tour's BellSouth Classic, this course is most noted for the scenic 13th, a 158-yard par three featuring a cascading waterfall between the tee and green.

Traditional settings for golf still exist with this immaculate course located in north Fulton County. Designed by Pete and P.B Dye, this course has everything golfers dream of. Gaping bunkers and winding streams line these flawless fairways. Once on these extremely fast greens, the battle is only halfway over. Members enjoy walking this fairly flat course with help from one of the local caddies.

Look familiar? Legends Gene Sarazen, Sam Sneed and Kathy Whitworth used the unique features from a number of their favorite holes around the world to design this distinctive course. On the grounds of the prominent Chateau Elan Resort, the elegantly manicured Legends course provides an exceptional environment for an enjoyable round of golf. Slick greens, water hazards and strategically placed bunkers will challenge every shot.

The home of Bobby Jones, East Lake is Atlanta's oldest golf course. Built in 1910, this lengthy course features a number of tree-lined fairways, as well others that are more open. Known for its perfect greens, this course was the host of the 1963 Ryder Cup. The signature hole at East Lake is the 164-yard, par-3 sixth, featuring an elevated tee that looks down to a green surrounded by water on three sides.