The dual nines at Golf Club at Bradshaw Farm, known as Red and White, embody the ambition of North Georgia golf in the late 20th century. Built in the early 1990s, the courses take full advantage of the rolling parkland terrain, presenting a balanced test characterized by strategically placed water hazards and mature hardwood forests that line the fairways. The layout favors players who can shape their shots, with a mix of doglegs and risk-reward opportunities. Architect Mike Dasher sculpted a layout that emphasizes approach shots, with undulating greens that demand a deft touch. While not nationally recognized for hosting major championships, Bradshaw Farm has long been a popular venue for regional amateur events and qualifiers. Bradshaw Farm's appeal extends beyond the course itself. The club has a strong emphasis on fostering a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere for its members.