A round for 3 with a member at Capital City Club. Caddies are to be paid for by the auction winner.

Tucked into the northern reaches of metro Atlanta, Capital City Club’s Crabapple course opened in 2002 on a broad, uninterrupted piece of land where the only building in sight is the clubhouse. A wetlands corridor weaves through the middle of the property, but the generous canvas around it allowed Tom Fazio and his team to craft a routing that feels unlike almost anything else in the area, shifting naturally between pine and hardwood corridors and more open, field-lined holes—especially around eight through ten and the closing stretch from 15 to 18. Golfers encounter split-level fairways, a tempting downhill short par 4, and a set of par 3s that demand everything from a wedge to a long iron. The round finishes with a thrilling three-hole stretch capped by a go-for-it par 5 and two demanding par 4s, and there’s already talk that Fazio will soon return to reimagine the course once more, potentially adding modern sub-surface air systems beneath the turf.