a year. Each menu item is a family recipe and from the dining room, you can see the Blue Ridge Mountains in the distance. FYI: Famous patrons at The Dillard House include former President Jimmy Carter and the late, great country & western singer Waylon Jennings. If your travels to Georgia begin or end in Atlanta, play golf at Stonemont, a par-70 layout, designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr. It features gently rolling fairways flanked by Georgia pines with many dramatic views of Stone Mountain. Tip to the wise, putts at Stonemont tend to break away from Stone Mountain. FYI: Comfortable accommodations with views of Stone Mountain Lake are available at the Atlanta Evergreen Lakeside Resort. After visiting the Georgia Golf Trail, it won’t be easy leaving Georgia, but it will be easy to plan a return visit. the Stone Mountain Golf Club, just east of Atlanta. Located within Stone Mountain State Park, the golf club features “One Lake, One Mountain, and two Incredible Courses,” Lakemont and Stonemont. Water is present on eight of the first 13 holes on the Lakemont course. It is not heavily bunkered, but its biggest defense mechanisms are the pine tree-lined fairways and Stone Mountain Lake. FYI: Wonderful views of Stone Mountain are present throughout the course. ‘Peaceful’ is the one word to describe the setting at Michigan Golf Journal
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