Capital City Country Club, a Tallahassee institution, reflects the enduring appeal of classic golf in the heart of Florida's capital. This parkland-style course, winding through mature pines and gently rolling hills, favors players who can strategically navigate tree-lined fairways. A classic layout that can favor right to left players. Originally designed in the 1920s, it received the careful attention of architect A.W. Tillinghast, ensuring its design stood the test of time. Capital City has a long history of amateur competitions. While not known for hosting televised tournaments, its importance lies in its social community and accessible but challenging golf experience. It is the type of place where one can get a game or two or three. Local lore suggests numerous state legislators and lobbyists have settled many a debate on its fairways.