The local Junior Chamber of Commerce raised much of the rest through contributions and the sale of memberships.

The property consisted of approximately 229 acres with an 18-hole course, a driving range and a putting green.

New structures, including a replacement clubhouse, a golf cart shed, and maintenance buildings, were built in the 1970s and are not historically significant.

[7] In 1961, Bowden Golf Course became the first public facility in Macon to become racially integrated.

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