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I didn’t expect the greens to be any good but they were pretty nice. Fairways were obviously dead but at least manicured pretty well. Not too muddy. Some of the tee boxes were mostly dirt. For the amount of money it was fine. Two hour frost delay in the morning backed everybody up unfortunately.

It was a little longer course than me and my dad usually play. We were pretty consistently 20-30 yards short of the green after two shots. We played from the white tees. That’s fine, we just aren’t very good haha!

Fairways and tee boxes were in great condition. Easy to hit off of, and even the higher stuff wasn’t bad at all.

Bad: greens. Greens were bumpy and sandy. Impossible to read and impossible to putt well on. Very disappointing.

Also, they don’t tell you that you have to pay $20 to park. I thought we were getting a great deal but ended up paying as much or more as we would’ve on other courses.

Also, when we google Stone Mountain golf course, all the pictures were or Lakemont and we couldn’t play Lakemont. I honestly had no clue there were two courses.

I had a good time playing the course. The greens were tough for me though, as I had 8-10 balls- no exaggeration- hit the side of the cup and not fall. Greens were also a little fast

Pretty self-explanatory. I really enjoyed the course, but the greens were sandy and hard as a rock. I know it’s the time of year where they’re prepping for the most popular part of the season, but these were baddddd. The rest of the course was nice and a couple of wholes were unique.

The layout is very open, the grass is consistent. It’s all green and beautiful. My only complaint is the greens were a bit fast. Had nobody behind us and nobody in front of us and it allowed us to take our time and really enjoy and focus on our game.