Wolf Creek Golf Course in Atlanta is an 18-hole public course designed by Mike Young and established in 2001. The club's current official course information lists a par of 71 and a length of 7,028 yards. The Black tees carry a 73.2 course rating and 143 slope; additional official ratings are published for Gold, Blue, Silver and Red tees.
The course occupies approximately 250 acres of rolling South Fulton terrain that had previously been farmland and hunting land. Its founders, two Georgia Tech alumni, engaged Young to route the course through the existing trees, wetlands and elevation changes. The property uses TifEagle greens and 419 Bermuda tees and fairways and contains 25 bunkers.
The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. It plays to par 71, 6,426m (7,028 yards), course rating 73.2 and slope rating 143. Designed by Mike Young, the course originally opened in 2001. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Golf Cart Hire, Event Golf, Restricted Membership.
Two Georgia Tech alumni acquired a vision for creating an accessible golf course on 250 acres of former farmland and hunting land. They commissioned Mike Young to design the layout.
Young routed holes through the property's existing trees, wetlands and elevation changes rather than extensively flattening the terrain.
The course was established in 2001 and has operated for more than two decades as a public golf facility.
Wolf Creek remains a public 18-hole course with TifEagle greens and 419 Bermuda tees and fairways.
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