Augusta Municipal Golf Course

2023 Highland Ave
Augusta, Georgia 30904
Richmond County

Phone(s): (706) 731-9344
Fax: (706) 731-9426
Website: www.golfthepatch.com

Tee times from $9 Tee times in this area

The 18-hole Augusta Municipal Golf Course (previously known as The Patch Golf Course) in Augusta, Georgia is a public golf course that opened in 1928. The Augusta Municipal Golf Course measures 6019 yards from the longest tees. The course features 4 sets of tees for different skill levels.

A view of the 11th green at Augusta Municipal Golf Course.

A view of hole #12 at Augusta Municipal Golf Course.

A view of green #7 at Augusta Municipal Golf Course.

A view from Augusta Municipal Golf Course.

Golf course details

Holes: 18
Designed by: David Ogilvie
Public/Private: Public
Year opened: 1928
Golf Season: Year round
Guest Policy: Open
Tee times welcomed: Yes
Fairways:
Greens:

Facilities

Pro in house: Yes
Driving range: No
Rental clubs: Yes
Rental carts: Yes

Green fees price ranges

Week days: $20 - $26
Weekends: $21 - $33
Tee times from $9 - Check prices

Course policies

Metal spikes allowed: No
Dress code: Proper golf attire.
Credit cards accepted: Yes

Length, slope and rating for each tee

Tee	Par	Yardage	Slope	Rating
Blue	72	6019	0	0
Gold	72	5240	112	64.6
White	72	5735	117	67
Red (W)	72	4831	112	67.2
White (W)	72	5735	123	72.2
Gold (W)	72	5240	118	69.4

Reader Ratings / Reviews

Augusta Municipal Golf Course

by Sarah
on March 13th, 2021 13:09
A gem in Augusta. So much history, it was the first course to be integrated. Many days you can see the late great Jim Dent golfing. It's truly a course that welcomes everyone. A public course is about community, not perfect conditions, this course is just that.
Augusta Municipal Golf Course

by Stephen Henry
on August 22nd, 2018 03:54
Great deal. Greens are some of the best in town.
Augusta Municipal Golf Course

by Dan Burnfield
on February 17th, 2013 15:58
This course is in terrible disrepair. It is owned by the city and they cannot get their act together to hire a management company. I can see that this would be a fun public course if only someone could manage the course who really knew what they are doing. Maybe they should give it to Augusta Tech who has a course management school, and let them practice with it.