COURSE:    The Atlanta Country Club

ARCHITECT: William Byrd

JNUG DESIGNER:  Scott Chesney

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:  All objects and the background are my own      
                   designs.  However, I must acknowledge my       
                   friend Jay Johnson, who inspires me to develop 
                   courses which hopefully he cannot break par.

The Atlanta Country Club is home of the Georgia-Pacific Golf
Classic on the PGA Tour.  Its rolling, narrow fairways favor the
intelligent golfer who can hit straight and plan a well conceived
strategy for defeating the course.  The greens are of moderate
difficulty.  In my four test rounds, I ranged from 67 to 78 (the
67 being my most recent, showing that learning this course is
quite important.  Also, I made the greens easier after my first
two miserable test rounds).

My favorite holes are 2,7,10,11,15, and 18.  Those holes all
require good thinking to beat.  I have tried to provide the feel
for the rolling, tight terrain of the Atlanta Country Club.  I
must confess though, that I had limited resources to work with in
terms of pictures and description (I used the Golf Course of the
PGA Tour).  Where I lacked pictures, I took educated guesses.  If
any of you have played the real course, I would welcome any more
detailed description of particular holes (uphill, downhill, etc.)
that you might provide.  In meantime, I hope you enjoy the
course.

If you have info to send me, please do if you can.


Scott Chesney
27 Edgerly-Garrison Road
Durham, New Hampshire   03824