Golfweek ranks this Georgia golf course top 5 in US. And it's not Augusta

While Georgia and many of its amenities have a rich history, there are plenty of hot spots to enjoy that were built in living memory.

On Monday, Golfweek released its ranking of the top 200 modern golf courses in the U.S. These were based on a course-ratings panel, rating courses on a 10-point bases and voting for their favorites.

No. 4: Private, members-only course opened in 2018 with 18 holes over 7,300 yards long. Those interested should email Info@ohoopeematchclub.com.

Seaside Course at 100 Retreat Ave, St. Simons Island

Tied for No. 75: Private course opened 1929, redesigned in 1999 with 18 holes, over 6,600 yards, and a 137 slope. Tea times are $314 for nine holes, $395 for the full course, and replays are available. Reservations can be made at seaisland.com/golf/courses/seaside.

No. 80: Private course opened 2024 with 18 holes stretching over 7,500 yards. Those interested in membership can learn more at themclemore.com/golf/the-keep-at-mclemore.

• No. 105: Ocean Forest Golf Club in Sea Island

• Tied for No. 132: Atlanta Country Club in Marietta

• Tied for No. 143: Atlanta Athletic Club (Highlands) in Johns Creek

• Tied for No. 153: Cuscowilla on Lake Oconee in Eatonton

• No. 182: Ford Field and River Club in Richmond Hill

• Tied for No. 191: Frederica in St. Simons Island

No. 105: Ocean Forest Golf Club in Sea Island

Tied for No. 132: Atlanta Country Club in Marietta

Tied for No. 143: Atlanta Athletic Club (Highlands) in Johns Creek

Tied for No. 153: Cuscowilla on Lake Oconee in Eatonton

No. 182: Ford Field and River Club in Richmond Hill

Tied for No. 191: Frederica in St. Simons Island

Miguel Legoas is a Deep South Connect Team Reporter for USA Today. Find him on Instagram @miguelegoas and email at mlegoas@gannett.com.

This article originally appeared on Savannah Morning News: Best modern golf courses in Georgia, according to Golfweek. See the list