Cross Creek Golf Club

The course is very good for the money. Unfortunately, it was extremely wet when we played and the course condition was terribly muddy. There was also quite a bit of animal fecal matter all over and near some of the greens - probably my biggest issue. The location is in a very good area just off of Mt. Paran and I-75. Would play there again if it was dry bc it was so cheap.

Solid par 3 pitch and putt course in Atlanta. All holes are between 100-150 yards. Great for golfers who are looking to get a round in for under 2 hours. Course plays for all levels of golfer, whether you’re a beginner looking to start out or an advanced golfer looking to work on distance control. Don’t expect to be blown away by top notch greens or tee boxes. Good value compared to other courses in the area. Hidden gem in Atlanta!

I don’t really play par-3 courses but this was short notice (day after Christmas) when most courses were booked

Greens pretty small, so emphasis is on pitching. Could use a few more directional markers on the back nine

Cross Creek is a cool little spot if you bring the right expectations. It's behind an apt complex pool with a tiny little pond.

It is not a real golf course. It is essentially a pitch & putt. The tee boxes, grass, and greens are what you'd expect from a homemade golf course.

A few things I like:
1. Convenient location off Moores Mill Rd about 4 exits north of Midtown ATL.
2. Perfect for little kids and families
3. Relatively cheap
4. Pretty cool piece of land (small creek runs through the middle with some bridges/walkways)
5. You only need to carry 3 clubs at most (including a putter)

A few things I don't like:
1. Backyard conditions
2. Greens aren't actually greens (small circles of very low cut grass)
3. Tee boxes are pretty much half dead (use a tee on most holes)
4. Many holes are right next to each other (tee boxes right where people are hitting)
5. A price point of $20 or more is too high in my opinion (value is more like $10-$15)
6. Doesn't look like there are any plans to renovate or try to make it better (could be turned into a hidden practice gem with some $ and love)

Overall, Cross Creek is a neat little spot. It's very short, making it perfect for little kids, first-timers, and intermediate golfers who only want to practice wedge shots. If you can go for $10-$15 it's a good way to spend an hour.

I think that the apartment complex owns the course. With a little bit of $ and love, this could become a much more enjoyable place. They have decent traffic, so I don't expect them to care enough to renovate. If they did, I think the complex could charge more for rent and it could encourage golfers to live/practice there.

I’m all for kids golfing, but you should give someone a heads up if there’s going to be three groups of children in front of them. Play was EXTREMELY SLOW, tee boxes and greens were in very poor condition as well. Will not return and would only recommend this course to someone coming to play a practice round with their child.

Great time with my 4 yr old son. Will definitely be back. Staff was extremely friendly!

This is a great par 3 18 hole course. Challanging but fun for beginners as well as for tuning up your game.

Very nice course and a very relax atmosphere. . Great par 3 course

This course is 18 hole par 3 course. The holes are very similar and short. However, the greens are not mowed down properly making them slow and bumpy. I had several birdie putts that went to the hole and just stopped. Definitely not worth 17 dollars. I would not even play it for free.

Played 18 holes with friends. All par 3. Longest is 143 yards and shortest is 70 yards Greens are the worst I have ever putted on. Definitely not worth 17 dollars. I would not even play it again for free.

Cross Creek is a Par Three Execute Short Course... Great Place to work on your short game or have a quick round in the city.