this course has a good mix of open holes and tight woods, great/challenging pin placements, great and easy to discern tee signs, decent elevation changes, talented and friendly groundskeepers.

The course has a crap ton of undergrowth on some holes, though if you pay attention to where it hits the brush then you'll be golden.

I've had some of the best games of my life on this course, i've met a lot of great folks who always seem to have solid advice and take the advice you give them. the old homeplace has a great community around it and if you havent played here yet, you need to.

This great course has been redsigned and made better.

Good baskets
wind flags
great signage
50/50 mix of open and wooded holes
several new holes that are tough
well thought out
great local club
sunday doubles

we need to work on some of the teepads

This course is a GREAT course in the ATL area. It may even be one of the best now. The ATL Open national event was here 3 times, hint hint, course is in GREAT SHAPE!!!! This is my home course and I am very thankful!!!!

This is a great course, 27 holes with multiple tees - white for beginners, red for intermediate, blue for experiences, and some gold for the clinically insane. A good mix of wide open field for big bombs, and tight wooded holes for skill. A large resume of shots, overhand, rollers, distance, accuracy, weaves, etc are needed to keep scores down. It is a very fun course. A nice stream runs through the whole course, and it is maintained very well, it is trimmed one a week or so, and the poison in kept in check.

A few cons - the biggest complaint from most is the long walk, lots of hiking up and over hills, but thats the nature of the game. A bike path runs through the park, but i haven't heard of a biker being hit, just be careful. A few tees launch by a path and are near baseball fields, batting cages, or some public place, just be careful, its only like 4 holes though.

A few mandos, one on hole 1, stay right of the light posts, hole 15ish (cant remember) stay right of the hug oak tree. hole 3 is the toughest for me, a steep wooded tunnel that hooks uphill and to the right. a big forehand shot is required.

Have fun on this course, weekly tournies on sunday, and hosts other yearly tournaments as well.