WALLACE ADAMS AT LITTLE OCMULGEE STATE PARK

The towering pines and rolling terrain of south Georgia create a deceptively challenging parkland layout that rewards precision over power. Architect Wallace Adams carved fairways through dense forest corridors where wayward shots disappear into wiregrass and pine straw, demanding strategic course management on nearly every hole. What elevates this state park gem above typical municipal fare is Adams' clever use of elevation changes and doglegs that force you to think your way around rather than simply grip it and rip it.