While serving as the CEO of VanKirk Electric, Loren Wesley Vankirk has expanded the company and increased the annual revenue to more than $50 million. When he takes time away from his work, Loren Wesley Vankirk enjoys his membership at The Georgia Club golf resort in Statham, Georgia.A short drive from Athens and Atlanta, The Georgia Club offers a special tour for prospective members and home buyers called a Discovery Visit. During the visit, potential members have the opportunity to experience the resort’s top-rated 27-hole Chancellors Course and tour the resort’s 10 residential neighborhoods.The Georgia Club offers two options for its Discovery Visits: Dine-and-Play and Stay-and-Play. The Dine-and-Play option includes a private tour of available homes and homesites, lunch in the clubhouse, and an 18-hole round of golf on the Chancellors Course. The Stay-and-Play option invites guests to spend a night in a deluxe clubhouse suite in addition to the 18-hole game and private home tour.
Talented electrical contractor Loren Wesley Vankirk leverages over 40 years of industry experience to oversee operations and strategy at Vankirk Electric as its CEO. A member of The Georgia Club, Loren Wesley Vankirk enjoys golfing when he’s not busy leading his company.Located near Athens, Georgia, The Georgia Club provides members with numerous resort-style amenities. The Club is also home to the Chancellor’s Course, a well-manicured, 27-hole golf course. This course is one of the country’s top-rated and was designed by Denis Griffiths. Most holes feature generous fairways and are lined with hardwood trees to add some difficulty.Players of all skill levels can enjoy the Chancellor’s Course, thanks to its focus on par-3 and par-5 holes. Each par-5 hole allows golfers to enjoy a more challenging experience and includes plenty of opportunities to reach the green in just two shots. The course also maintains a few par-4 holes, the longest of which covers more than 460 yards and requires some creative thinking. While these may be the more challenging holes, the course’s par 3s are frequently more difficult than they appear and are still difficult enough to be enjoyed by skilled players.Golfing on the Chancellor’s Course normally costs between $59 and $69 on weekdays. During weekends, prices increase to between $69 and $79. The Georgia Club also makes the greens available to junior players below the age of 18 and has putting and chipping greens for practicing.
