Earn a sleeve of golf balls when you play Johnson County Country Club
Free to download — real rewards for the rounds you already play.
About Course
Johnson County Country Club is a private 9-hole golf course located in Wrightsville, Georgia. Established in 1968 and designed by architect Joel Goldstrand, the course offers walking access to players. Facilities include a driving range and teaching professional services. Course evaluations indicate good overall conditions, with average layout characteristics. The facility receives positive ratings for value, friendliness, and pace of play. Amenities are assessed as average. As a private club, the course provides a local golfing option for members in the Wrightsville area, offering a compact nine-hole playing experience with supporting practice and instruction facilities.
Course Stats
Course StatsCommunity stats will populate as rounds are played here.
Suggest a golf venue
Courses, ranges, sim bars, pro shops & more.
Direct Contact
Do you have any questions to course operator?
B2B Center
Are you the golf course operator? Click here to submit course updates.
Course Details
Courses Nearby
Frequently Asked Questions
How many holes does Johnson County Country Club have?
Johnson County Country Club in Wrightsville, Georgia is a 9-hole golf course.
What are the par and rating at Johnson County Country Club?
Johnson County Country Club plays to a par of 72, has a course rating of 69.6, carries a slope rating of 118.
Is Johnson County Country Club public or private?
Johnson County Country Club is a private golf course.
Who designed Johnson County Country Club and when did it open?
Johnson County Country Club was designed by Joel Goldstrand (1968) and opened in 1968.
Can you earn rewards for playing Johnson County Country Club?
Yes. Track your round at Johnson County Country Club with the free GolfN app and earn points redeemable for real golf gear, sweepstakes entries, and experiences.