The Farm Golf Club, nestled in the rolling hills near Rocky Face, Georgia, honors the property's agricultural heritage while delivering a stern golfing test. Architect Tom Fazio sculpted a championship layout from the former farmland in the late 1990s, making use of the natural contours and strategic bunkering to create a visually stunning and challenging course. It doesn’t favor a particular shot shape, though navigating the undulating greens requires a deft touch. While The Farm hasn't hosted major professional championships, its membership, culled from nearby Chattanooga and Atlanta, prizes the club’s convivial atmosphere and unpretentious attitude. It stands as a respected, though not nationally heralded, course. The club is known to attract a membership that values both serious golf and a relaxed, down-to-earth experience. A prominent contingent from the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga has long made it their home course. It is said a sizable wager is at stake almost every round played.