Covington, Georgia

Oaks Course

Golf Course · 18 Holes

Course at a glance

Oaks Course is an 18-hole golf course in Covington, Georgia (30014). The course was designed by Dick Schulz & Michael Hirsch and opened in 1990. From the Black tees, Oaks Course plays to 6,376 yards at par 71. The course offers 6 sets of tees ranging from 4,451 to 6,376 yards, giving players of every ability a comfortable length. It carries a slope rating of 133 and a course rating of 70.8, comfortably above the 113 World Handicap System baseline and demanding accurate driving. That ranks it harder than roughly 41% of rated golf courses in Georgia. It operates as a semi-private club — members hold preferred tee times, with limited outside play available. Walking is permitted. A pro shop is on site. The course is conditioned with bent grass greens and bermuda grass fairways. Hazards include 71-80 bunkers and water hazards in play. Tee times at Oaks Course are booked through the course's official website or pro shop; Stymie does not show live tee-time inventory.

About Oaks Course

Oaks Course is a 18-hole golf course located in Covington, Georgia (30014). The course was designed by Dick Schulz & Michael Hirsch and established in 1990. From the Black tees, the course plays to 6,376 yards with a par of 71. The Black tees carry a slope rating of 133 and a course rating of 70.8.

Walking is permitted.

With a slope rating of 133, Oaks Course is more accessible than most courses in Georgia. It is a good choice for mid-handicappers and golfers looking for a round that does not punish every missed shot.

The course offers 6 tee sets ranging from 4,451 to 6,376 yards, making it accessible to golfers of all skill levels. Choosing the right tees for your handicap is the single biggest factor in how much you enjoy your round.

Par

71

Length

6,376

Slope

133

Rating

70.8

Course Difficulty Analysis

ChallengingMax slope 133
Harder than 41% of courses in Georgia
EasiestHardest
Harder than 52% nationally

133

This Course

134

GA Average

113

US Average

Yardage Range4,451 – 6,376 yds

Based on 264 rated courses in Georgia

Scorecard

HoleSlpCR123456789Out101112131415161718InTot
Black
13370.8337314399219528386165384494322652319037938735641018038733831506,376
Blue
13069.4316289376198504376144356487304651317537136034938116738133030276,073
WhiteWomen's
12872.5296281346156444366130318443278046415433432932435713836932227915,571
WhiteMen's
12267.5296281346156444366130318443278046415433432932435713836932227915,571
GoldWomen's
11266.425326028012833921310425938522213891272822312532959827428122304,451
GoldMen's
10962.925326028012833921310425938522213891272822312532959827428122304,451
Par444354345365344443443571
HCP141621284181069113713515117

Which Tees Should I Play?

Oaks Course offers 6 tee sets. Choose the tees that match your handicap for the most enjoyable round. Not sure? Use the tee recommendation calculator with your driver distance.

TeeYardsSlopeRatingHcp
Black
6,37613370.85-15
Blue
6,07313069.412-22
White
5,57112872.520-30
White
5,57112267.520-30
Gold
4,45111266.425+
Gold
4,45110962.925+

Amenities at Oaks Course

Oaks Course features a pro shop.

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How to Book a Tee Time

Stymie does not currently show live tee-time inventory for Oaks Course. Use the official course website or phone number below to confirm availability and book.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Oaks Course a public or private golf course?

Oaks Course is a semi private golf course located in Covington, GA.

How many holes does Oaks Course have?

Oaks Course is a 18-hole golf course. It was established in 1990. The course was designed by Dick Schulz & Michael Hirsch.

What is the yardage at Oaks Course?

From the White tees, Oaks Course plays to 5,571 yards (par 71). The course offers 6 tee sets ranging from 4,451 to 6,376 yards.

What is the slope rating at Oaks Course?

The Black tees at Oaks Course have a slope rating of 133 and a course rating of 70.8. A slope of 113 is average difficulty; this course is significantly above average difficulty.

Can you walk Oaks Course?

Yes, walking is allowed at Oaks Course. Golf carts are also available.

How do I book a tee time at Oaks Course?

Contact the course directly or call 770-786-3801 to confirm current availability and book. Stymie does not currently show live tee-time inventory; alerts are in development.

What amenities does Oaks Course offer?

Oaks Course offers a pro shop.

Where is Oaks Course located?

Oaks Course is located at 11240 Brown Bridge Rd in Covington, GA 30014. You can reach them at 770-786-3801.

What is the difficulty level at Oaks Course?

Oaks Course is classified as above average difficulty with a maximum slope rating of 133. It plays harder than 41% of golf courses in Georgia. The average slope rating in Georgia is 134. A slope rating of 113 represents average difficulty nationally.

Which tees should I play at Oaks Course?

Oaks Course offers 6 tee sets. Black tees (6,376 yards, slope 133) are recommended for mid-low handicap golfers. Gold tees (4,451 yards, slope 109) are recommended for beginners and casual golfers. Choose the tee set where the slope rating is closest to your handicap comfort level.

What is the best tee for beginners at Oaks Course?

Beginners at Oaks Course should play the Gold tees, which play 4,451 yards with a slope of 109. This is the most forgiving tee option and provides an enjoyable round for newer golfers.

What is the course handicap for a 15 Handicap Index at Oaks Course?

A golfer with a 15.0 Handicap Index playing the White tees (slope 122, rating 67.5) at Oaks Course has a course handicap of 13, using the World Handicap System formula: Course Handicap = Handicap Index × (Slope / 113) + (Course Rating − Par). Course handicap is the number of handicap strokes received from that tee — it is not a prediction of what a golfer will score. Enter your handicap index on Stymie to see your course handicap for every tee.

How long does a round take at Oaks Course?

A typical round at Oaks Course takes approximately 4 hours. Expect 3.5 to 4.5 hours depending on pace of play, group size, and course conditions. Weekday rounds tend to be faster than weekend morning tee times.