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The Loop is a bold new chapter for one of golf’s most hallowed towns, delivering accessible excitement via Tiger Woods’s eye for short-game thrills. Expect modern turf, clever shaping, and a vibe far removed from Augusta’s private icons. It’s municipal golf reimagined—with a champion’s touch.
The Loop’s nine-hole par-3 short course is where Tiger Woods puts his stamp on public golf, creating a walkable, strategy-rich mini-venue in the heart of Augusta. Built amid a full-scale municipal revival, its holes work the land’s gentle movement with modern shaping and a keen eye for angles, recoveries, and green-side fun. Every hole presents options—flight it, bump it, spin it, or try a signature Tiger flop—on target greens that refuse a lazy putt. The entire experience is a showcase for how accessible, community golf can deliver real architectural pedigree.
Tiger Woods debuts a short course where his love of options, contours, and risk/reward comes alive for muni golfers—making strategy and creativity as accessible as a $10 green fee.
A mid-length one-shotter guarded by deep bunkers and bold green undulation. Here, Tiger’s design lures you to attack but punishes only the truly careless line.
Work a cut or gentle draw into the open side, leaving an uphill putt beneath the pin; play too safe and you’ll face a fast chip from the flanks.
A pulled tee shot can find sand short left, while an aggressive back pin can bait you into a tricky downhill pitch.
Modern, firm, and thoughtfully maintained surfaces with true, lively greens.
Brisk—groups flow easily through the short course’s walking loop.
Community-focused, energetic, and pure fun, with a welcoming Augusta spirit.
Standard municipal—collared shirt and appropriate golf attire suggested.
Sticking pins takes touch—bring extra balls for the short-game area and practice every trajectory.
Count on a flat, breezy stroll—shoes for walking will keep you comfortable and quick.
Family and junior friendly—the perfect Augusta gateway round no matter your skill.
Course closes for major redevelopment
Tiger Woods announced as short course designer
Grand reopening after extensive renovation
Tiger Woods brings his design vision to a public course in Augusta, aiming to inspire the next generation with accessible, engaging golf. The project’s debut makes national headlines, drawing new eyes to Augusta’s public side.
Long known as a beloved but tired muni, Augusta Municipal (“The Patch”) transformed into a modern community venue, offering not just a reworked 18—but The Loop, promising short-course thrills and beginner-friendly fun.
Tiger Woods’s design fingerprints are all over the new par-3s: bold contours, creative shotmaking, and a playful challenge for every skill level. It’s the rare place where you’ll chase a Tiger signature without a private club badge.
Tiger Woods’s first public-course design in Georgia
Part of Augusta’s largest golf revitalization in a generation
Built for speed: nine holes in under 90 minutes
Augusta city residents receive special access rates
Play the full, rejuvenated 18 redesigned by Fazio & Welling
Classic public test, just outside Augusta
Historic Donald Ross layout, open play
Stay at Augusta or nearby hotels; Forest Hills and The Patch are both convenient in-town.
Courses with the most similar DNA profile — matched by deviation shape across all eight playing characteristics.
Why it matches: There is real overlap here. Wild Horse Golf Club a comparable balance of challenge, variety, and character, making it a compelling counterpart to The Loop at Augusta Municipal Golf Course.
Why it matches: There is real overlap here. Old Elm Golf Club offers similarly polished playing surfaces, making it a compelling counterpart to The Loop at Augusta Municipal Golf Course.
Why it matches: Applebrook Golf Club is a natural next stop after The Loop at Augusta Municipal Golf Course: it a comparable balance of challenge, variety, and character.
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