Ashton Hills Golf Club

One of the better courses in the area. Clubhouse and restaurant are very nice with good service. Beverage cart comes multiple times during the round. Layout is fun with some great par 3s. A lot of elevation changes in the fairways which can be difficult on cart-path only holes. Driving range tee area needs some rest as it is mostly dirt.

Course was in pretty good shape, and the greens were nice a quick. Will definitely be back!

Course was in great condition, fairways were pristine and greens rolling true and fast. First time playing the course and will definitely play it again

I live out in Conyers and in all honesty, there is only two courses in the area worth playing and this is one of them. They maintain their course very well for the most part. It’s not an elite golf resort or club by any means, but it’s a great local course that is my go to in the area for both price and quality. If you are out here and trying to choose a course; I highly recommend this one

Greens, fairways and rough were all in great shape. Lots of landscapers fixing course up after rough storms night before and course wasn’t muddy or wet at 10am.

Staff made a comment upon arrival about us having a hot deal and we’re rude rest of the day about it. Staff followed us around and was on the green with us on more than half the holes. Course was mediocre, but staff acts like it’s Augusta, and are beyond rude. Won’t be back, nor would I recommend it.

Plenty of elevation changes, greens were very good, and it’s an aesthetically pleasing course. Would quickly play again when visiting the area.

Greens perfect. The course was wet due to the recent rain. Cart path only. The drink cart came by several times. Ashton Hills is a good solid place to play. 18 is a little funky.

It’s been a year since I played Ashton Hills. Course is in very nice shape with exception of a few tee boxes that are sanded for regrowth. The fairways and greens are very nice. Played RTJ Grand National a week prior then came home & played AH. AH is an 8 when comparing to RTJ course (11).

The club house personnel is an another story. My group didn’t get the feel that the club house personnel wanted to be there or they wanted my group there. It was a duh moment. Even when we drove up to drop off bags, the gentlemen manning the carts just looked at us. Like dang…. Again this is a comparison after just playing RTJ.

Look forward to playing the track again. Hope the club house personnel is a little better.

We’ve played 13 courses this year & AH is a top 3 public course we play in the metro area. AH, Chimneys & Chicopee Woods are our top 3. AH has the best & most often affordable GN tee time. Fairways, greens in good to great shape, most tee boxes were good. A lot of courses’ tee boxes are struggling. Pace of play good on a Friday. We are seniors play from white tees but move up on 2-3 holes. Prefer par 4s max out at +/- 360 yds. Recommend & will play again.

Slow to a halt at times . It’s a really enjoyable track but it’s always a little slow but the last round was the worst I may have ever experienced. 3 guys with no one in front of them would not let a twosome through. Spent most of their time hunting golf balls . If golf courses really want to do something to help business get these kind of people to let play through. And actually have someone checking on such things and be less worried about cart path only

Great day on the course which is a great Fathers Day celebration with my son, brother and a great friend. Greens are spectacular and course is in very good shape.