Johnson County Country Club sits on gently rolling terrain in Wrightsville, Georgia. The layout incorporates natural drainage swales and pockets of mature hardwoods that frame several fairways. Bermuda grass covers the teeing areas and putting surfaces, while the fairways consist of common bermuda maintained at standard rough height. Two small ponds, both lined with rip-rap, come into play on separate holes, requiring tee shots or approach shots to carry water. The clubhouse, a single-story brick building with a metal roof, contains a small pro shop and grill that opens onto a covered porch overlooking the first tee. Cart paths are asphalt and run along the right side of most holes, occasionally crossing drainage ditches via narrow timber bridges. Irrigation heads are spaced at regular intervals along the primary playing corridors, and drainage grates are visible near low-lying landing areas.
Par 36 9 holes 3133 yards
Johnson County Country Club currently has (within 1 mile) no homes for sale.