Orchard Hills Golf Club

Newnan sits about 40 miles southwest of Atlanta, in Coweta County, where the Piedmont plateau begins giving way to the rolling countryside that defines this part of west-central Georgia. It's a region of red clay soil, hardwood forests, and open farmland — terrain that tends to produce golf courses with genuine elevation change and visual variety, even when the overall layout isn't especially long.

Orchard Hills Golf Club occupies a piece of that landscape that suggests, as the name implies, the kind of open, gently contoured ground once given over to orchards or pasture. Par-72 layouts in this mold typically aim for a balance of accessibility and challenge, rewarding course management over raw power and giving players a clear sense of the land's natural shape beneath the design.

Newnan itself has grown considerably as an Atlanta suburb, and its local golf scene reflects that mix of everyday public play and community regulars. A round here would mean playing in the unhurried pace of small-city Georgia, with Atlanta's skyline nowhere in sight.