Frog at Georgian at The Frog at The Georgian

The Frog, a sprawling layout carved into the rolling hills west of Atlanta, is known as one of the more challenging courses in Georgia, where risk and reward are always in play. Designed by Tom Fazio in the late 1990s, The Frog eschews the typical parkland aesthetic for something more dramatic: elevated tees, sculpted bunkers, and undulating greens demand accuracy off the tee and strategic approaches. The course favors players who can work the ball, as many holes present visually intimidating tee shots where commitment is paramount.

While never hosting a major championship, The Frog is a respected test of golf consistently challenging the region's top amateurs, where club championships have been hard fought. The course's layout and condition make it a popular spot for those seeking a challenging yet fair round of golf.

The club fosters a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. The clubhouse, with its Southern charm and panoramic views of the course, is renowned for its post-round gatherings and camaraderie. While not nationally heralded, The Frog is a regional gem - A reminder that great golf experiences often exist beyond the spotlight.