27 holes, with a distinct 18 hole course then a bonus 9 hole loop to the right of #16. Cement tees on 18, very nice tee signs. Course map online and at parking lot (18 holes). Free park entry on Wednesdays. Meticuously mowed and clean.
The course: The 18 hole course is sweet, offering up all types of shots from several bomber field shots with trees to keep you in check, to a few tight woods shots between rows of cedars. Significant elevation changes. The 9 bonus holes add a different challenge to maybe balance out the course for all skill types and levels.

The 9 bonus holes are VERY short and easy, somewhat poke and pray without distinct fairways on a few. Dirt/gravel tees on those holes. Some fire ants. Map not of these holes and no major indication of where they are except stumbling on them during the round.

#16 A-#16 I are back and to the right in the woods after finishing #16 regular. Highly recommended course.

A gorgeous park and course, with amazing views. Nice and quiet and rarely more than 3 or 4 groups on the whole course at one time. Usually well groomed, especially given that some holes have a cut or even two of actual rough. Great mix of lengths, directions, and tree placement in the design.

Baskets are barely ever moved, but that is hardly something to complain about. It is off the beaten path for sure.

My favorite course. Takes upwards of an hour to get there for me, but worth the trip every time.

Excellent overall course. Mostly open, with just the right amount of trees to keep it challenging. Good mix of par 4's and 3's, even one par 5, allows you to make some birdies. Very well marked. Fairways cut to normal length, rough grows close to waist high (wispy). This gives the course a nice "look". Concrete tees. Course gets very little play as its in the middle of nowhere. Rest of the park is very nice. Really good, and affordable ball golf course inside the park

Course is in the middle of nowhere. It was much farther away for me than the 42 miles indicated. Fairways had not been mowed in awhile, or I would have given this course 5 stars. Fairway grass had gone to seed, also had to watch out for multiple fire ant hills. If there are 27 holes, I could not find the extra nine.

This is one of the newest, thus still undiscovered, state parks in Georgia. Both the disc and ball golf courses are the real deal. I'm an intermediate player, but this course looks "tournament caliber" to me. Beautiful lake in the park with many cabins to rent. This is a cool park, but remotely located.

*LRP is a phenomenal course about 2 hrs East of Atlanta in Lake Russell State Park
*Excellent design - hyzer, anhyzer, great use of elevation & land, risk & reward in play on most holes, especially given the cedar trees all over the course
*Aesthetically awesome - the park has two cuts of grass: short & knee+ high in beautiful rolling hills. Always seems to be well maintained.
*Very secluded & peaceful as the course is 1 mile from a seldom used highway
*Concrete teepads on all holes; excellent signage
*Camping & cabins in the park; the park also has a stellar ball golf course that is cheap & top 10 in GA...and you can jump in the lake after your round
*Very fun to play

*It's 27 holes, but really only the 18 hole course is good - the other 9 were designed/installed by a boy scout
*It's a traditional par 3 course....no true par 4's....and only one teepad/hole
*Located in the middle of nowhere - this can be a pro too once you've arrived
*It's always hotter at this course than surrounding areas for some reason

LRP is one of the most scenic courses in the state & definitely worth the drive. If you're going, do yourself a favor and spend the night in the park. The BG course is awesome, as is the lake and the facilities (cabins/tent sites both nice).

The Lake Russell Tourney is held the 2nd weekend in September every year and is one of GA's best tournaments due to the awesome atmosphere of this park.

This is the best course I have ever played. An incredible tract of land designed specifically for disc golf offers unique holes and excellent views over the mountains of North Georgia. The course is expertly maintained, making the small fee well worth paying. Dramatic elevation changes on several holes and the rough outside of the fairway can be a true obstical.

Not much metropolis surrounds this mountain park, a good ways off the beaten path.

This course receives very little play. Worth the drive and bring a picnic lunch.