Old Toccoa Farm

Designed by Dave Axland and Dan Proctor (working as 'Bunker Hill Golf'; one source also credits Jack Dredla as a co-designer, unconfirmed independently), the course plays to 6,707 yards at par 72 across a 400+ acre site with more than 300 feet of elevation change plus flat river-bottom holes along the Toccoa River. Nine holes opened in 2015; the full 18 opened in 2019. Ranked the 8th-best new course in America by Golf Digest (2020) and profiled by The Fried Egg and multiple golf-architecture outlets.

Property owners must hold a Resident Membership -- membership is required, not optional, as a condition of owning here. Non-Resident Membership is available by application but will eventually be capped; Corporate Membership is also offered. The course additionally welcomes public play (reservable a week in advance) up to six days a week, so non-owners can play without membership, but do not receive any ownership-linked access rights.

A 400+ acre gated development with custom home lots and smaller cabin/cottage lots, homesites priced from $187,500 and existing homes from roughly $950,000 to over $4 million. It is the only 24-hour guard-gated community in Fannin County, with underground utilities, paved roads, and high-speed internet, about five minutes from downtown Blue Ridge.

Amenities beyond golf include a community Tavern, deeded river access for fly fishing along the Toccoa River, walking trails, a driving range and practice facilities, and (per the community's own marketing) tennis, pickleball, and a River Pavilion in development -- treat these as forthcoming rather than confirmed existing amenities until independently verified.

Located along the Toccoa River near Blue Ridge (Mineral Bluff), Fannin County, with Chattahoochee National Forest frontage, about five minutes from downtown Blue Ridge.