Highland Country Club

Highland Country Club in LaGrange, Georgia anchors a residential neighborhood just west of downtown and operates today as a private members’ club. Play centers on an 18-hole course credited to Donald J. Ross and opened in 1922, routed across rolling Piedmont terrain with tree-lined corridors and small, quick bent-grass putting surfaces. The club’s daily experience is traditional: a compact clubhouse setting, golf-first culture, and a course that rewards accuracy more than brute length at a posted 6,589 yards, par 72, from the back tees. Practice today includes a driving range plus putting and chipping areas; beyond golf, members use tennis courts and a pool, reflecting the club’s broader family orientation. Visitors would encounter a course with several water features—including a photogenic over-water one-shotter—and a membership proud of its centennial heritage and local ties to the Callaway family and Hills & Dales estate. Access is limited to members and their guests.