Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport (ATL): Approximate driving time is 90 minutes and distance is 85 miles.

Driving directions from Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport: Exit the airport by following the Camp Creek Pkwy to I-85 North. Proceed north on I-85 toward Atlanta. Take I-20 East, and proceed east on I-20 toward Augusta for approximately 80 miles. Take Exit 130 / GA-44 / Greensboro. At the end of the exit ramp, turn right onto Hwy 44 heading south. Proceed seven miles to the first traffic light, and turn left onto Linger Longer Rd. Proceed one mile, and then turn left onto Lake Oconee Trl. Proceed two miles directly to hotel entrance.

Rental cars and a limo service are the two most popular ways of getting from the airport to the hotel. Car rentals are available through this Web site. For more than $36, the hotel can arrange to have a limo service pick guests up at the airport. Fee subject to change without notice. The limo can seat six people plus golf bags. This third-party service is charged directly to a guest's hotel room, and guests should call the hotel concierge for details and to make reservations.

Getting around: Guests who plan local sightseeing should plan to rent a car. For a fee, the hotel's transportation department can arrange shuttle service to any attraction or outdoor activity within a
20-mile radius of the hotel.

Linger Longer Bar and Grill - The Oconee Clubhouse is a relaxed setting for lunch or dinner after a round of golf. The Grill’s beef, Maine lobster, and rotisserie selections taste exquisite either indoors or out. Many golfers relax after a round with a cigar and glass of brandy or port in the Bar.

Gaby’s by the Lake - Overlooking the lake from its poolside vantage point, Gaby’s serves a variety of simple entrees, drinks, and desserts.

The Lobby Lounge - Lake views and comfortable furniture draw guests to this lounge, popular for pre-dinner cocktails and late-night drinks. The lounge offers live entertainment on Friday and Saturday nights in a cozy, fireside setting.

Amenity highlights: The resort offers four championship golf courses, spanning a varied terrain of lake, woods, and hills. The Oconee Course challenges golfers with lake and water hazards, drop shots, and tree-lined fairways. Great Waters winds among evergreens until it reaches the scenic lake. The Plantation Course provides more open space for golfers of any skill level. And the 27-hole Reynolds National is a long, narrow course combining the challenges of the other three courses in a well-designed layout. Expert instruction is available through the Dave Pelz Scoring Game School to round out the experience.

Insider tip: The spa offers four signature treatments inspired by the four seasons, each featuring seasonal herbs and essential oils: Spring Body Polish, Summer Body Glow, Fall Body Buff, and Winter Body Buff.