LaFayette Golf Course is on the south side of the city. From South Main, take Foster Mill Drive, turn right on Gasque Drive and right on Fred Henry Drive. 

The original nine holes were built in the 1930s.  An additional 10 holes were constructed in 1992 and were designed by Arthur Davis. 

The par 72 course features bent grass greens and hybrid bermuda grass fairways and rough.  Four sets of tees allow players of all abilities to enjoy its wonderful layout. There are many challenging holes to test players' skill as they play one of North Georgia's most beautiful courses. 

Autumn is one of the most beautiful times as the course is surrounded by mountains displaying their fall foliage.

The course is a true challenge of golf.  The front, or "original," side is relatively short but requires accuracy both off the tee and in the approach shot into small greens.  A few bunkers are strategically placed on just a few holes. 

The back, or "new," side is longer, but grass bunkers, mounds and out-of-bounds place a premium on club selection and strategy.

The course has a grill, serving breakfast and lunch, and a pro shop to fill golfers' needs and to take reservations.

The pro shop can be contacted at (706) 639-1580 from 7:30 a.m. until dark Tuesday through Sunday and from 11:30 a.m. until dark on Mondays.

Greens fees are $10 for nine holes weekdays if walking and $16 for greens fee and golf cart.  Green fees for 18 holes weekdays are $16 or $28 for greens fees and golf cart.  Senior rate for ages 62 and older is $27.

On weekends and holidays, greens fees for nine holes are $15 if walking and $24 for greens fees and golf cart.  For 18 holes on weekends, greens fees are $23 if walking and $37 for greens fees and golf cart. 

Walking is allowed everyday except 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. on weekends and holidays.

Special discounts are available at different times of the year.  Call in advance for specials and tee times.

LaFayette Golf Course would be pleased to have visitors as guests. When in the Northwest Georgia/Chattanooga area, please, feel free to call for a tee time.