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About Course
Legends at Chateau Elan Golf Club & Resort is an 18-hole private golf course situated in Braselton, Georgia. Designed by renowned golfer Gene Sarazen in 1993, the course features Bermuda grass fairways and Bent grass greens. The facility provides golfers with a driving range and access to a teaching professional. Located within the Chateau Elan resort complex, this private course offers a dedicated golfing environment for its members. The course's design reflects the architectural approach of Gene Sarazen, a notable figure in golf course design and professional golf. Golfers can enjoy practice and instruction facilities on-site.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many holes does Legends - Chateau Elan Golf Club & Resort have?
Legends - Chateau Elan Golf Club & Resort in Braselton, Georgia is a 18-hole golf course.
What are the par and rating at Legends - Chateau Elan Golf Club & Resort?
Legends - Chateau Elan Golf Club & Resort plays to a par of 72, has a course rating of 74.8, carries a slope rating of 141.
Is Legends - Chateau Elan Golf Club & Resort public or private?
Legends - Chateau Elan Golf Club & Resort is a private golf course.
Who designed Legends - Chateau Elan Golf Club & Resort and when did it open?
Legends - Chateau Elan Golf Club & Resort was designed by Gene Sarazen (1993) and opened in 1993.
Can you earn rewards for playing Legends - Chateau Elan Golf Club & Resort?
Yes. Track your round at Legends - Chateau Elan Golf Club & Resort with the free GolfN app and earn points redeemable for real golf gear, sweepstakes entries, and experiences.
