chrisandrews2012

I’ve played at Legacy more than 5 times, but today was definitely the driest I’ve ever seen the fairways. At times it was barely playable on the patchier pieces of fairway. They definitely need to water more frequently! Other than that, there’s not much to complain about other than pace of play could have been better. The group we played with was really nice and we had a great time chatting with them. Will definitely be back, but please water more frequently!

The course is good! It’s not a Par 3 only course, and there is a fairly long Par 5 on Hole 6. Mostly Par 3s though. I liked the elevation changes throughout the course, but it did make finding our golf balls hard at times (we’ve been playing for about 4 months). I’d consider myself to be a decent golf player and actually played well. The only thing that bugs me about this course is the one thing that I believe makes it unique - the elevation changes. We lost so many golf balls when we played. Granted there’s not a lot of water, but we lost a lot in the brushes and woods and just around the course in general where we couldn’t find out ball. My frustration could also have been exacerbated by the fact that it was 30 degrees outside and snow flurries were in our face the whole time. I’ll write another review if we ever play in the spring/summer.

Today was the first time playing at this course, and honestly, I was blown away! The value for money is as good as it gets. You're not going to find a cheaper course (in my experience) that has the same amount of distance in Atlanta. The last 4-5 holes are beautifully located around a big lake. Stone Mountain is seen off in the distance on these holes also. The greens appeared to be well maintained, and I really don't have any complaints other than the staff could be friendlier. The course is located in the middle of a subdivision, so there are houses (nice ones too) around some of the holes. Might not be a good idea for a beginner golfer who is still working on control to play here. Would highly recommend and will play again!

Surprisingly, there was a stark difference between my first visit and second visit. There was pretty bad damage to the bridges which connect to 8 of the 18 holes on the course, which were completely blocked off - unfortunately, these 8 that were impossible to play are some of my favorite holes on the course on my first visit. This resulted in a lot of people playing the remaining holes twice (makes sense), but it ruined pace of play for me. Some of the greens are terribly maintained (playing on dirt instead of grass - patchy), and 3 of the holes are very close to the road, which may make your tee-off stressful if you’re not comfortable with your control (there are no nets). Unfortunately, I probably will not be back to this course bc there was still animal fecal matter all over the course, and I’m not sure the repairs to the bridge will be done anytime soon since the greens don’t appear to be maintained. However, if you’re looking for the cheapest course in Atlanta, this is it, but you get what you pay for.

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.