Ansley Golf Club offers members two distinct golf experiences, Ansley’s 9-hole course located in the Ansley Park area of Midtown Atlanta and Ansley’s Settindown Creek 18-hole championship course located in Roswell, Georgia. The vintage charm and convenience of an in-town golf course and the unique rugged look of a rural course offers members the best of both golfing worlds. Beyond the courses themselves, the Club also has two fully stocked pro shops with top name brands, an indoor teaching center at Settindown, short-game practice areas, putting greens, bag storage, shoe repair, grip repair and adjustments.  
 

Ansley Golf Club’s Midtown course — or “The Old Lady” as lovingly referred to by the Members — is one of the country’s premier 9-hole golf courses. Located in the elegant Ansley Park neighborhood of Midtown Atlanta, this 9-hole course has been ranked in the top five 9-hole courses nationally by Sports Illustrated. Originally designed by Stewart Maiden of Carnoustie, Scotland in 1912, Ansley’s course is loaded with charisma and charm that comes with being built in the golden age of golf design, offering graceful contours, walkability and spectacular skyline views.

Settindown is a nationally ranked 18-hole championship golf course rated 10th "Best in State" for 2019-20 by Golf Digest and ranked 84th among "America's 100 Best Modern Courses" in 1997 by Golfweek. The Settindown course was named the third toughest course in the area by the USGA, as published in the Atlanta Business Chronicle on April 28, 2017. 
 
Settindown has been the host of the Nike Tour Championship, U.S. Open Sectional Qualifiers, and the U.S. Women's Amateur Championship conducted by the United States Golf Association. 
 
Settindown has also been the scene of the Georgia State Match Play Championship, U. S. Senior Open Qualifier, and the Georgia State Open. Settindown hosted its third and most recent Georgia Amateur Championship in 2019, previously held in 2007 and 2012.

The Story of Settindown

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Ansley Midtown

Settindown Creek