Steel Canyon Golf Club

The greens dont hold the ball like greens should. Some of them are covered in sand and rocks. Tee boxes are nearly nonexistent and even has mats on 2 holes. Close down the course and do some maintenance.

-First off the main reason, I decide to come here and will always come here is the pro shop staff the pro shop guys constantly show customers the level of service and respect they look for in a Pro Shop.

-The greens are back and rolling true , fairways are great condition and rolling I’ll deff recommend to the Atl golf community that Steele canyon and the fellas over there are back in action and go give them a shot.

-Driving range is great with shot trackers,and putting greens are smooth

-The staff is 10/10 always and will help with any needs and questions. The manager on duty behind the counter was great as he ran the course well and spoke to his staff with respect which is rare in this business. Ownership should be proud to employee these people as they are why I give them my business.

Thanks guys and see you soon!

Greg

Overall a good round given the course was very wet! A few hole were close do to aeration and course maintenance!

Course provides plenty of variety. Chance to use most clubs in your bag. About half of the greens were in bad shape.

I paid $60 to play at this course and it’s possibly the worst course I’ve ever played. I’m not exaggerating either. The greens are straight up sprouting weeds and flowers, just concede the hole once you get on the green. A lot of the tee boxes are so bad you can’t even tee the ball up. Literally hitting off stone covered in sand. Pace of play was terrible likely because everyone was taking multiple shots since it was so bad. Let’s not forget about the fact you’re playing underneath powerlines on every hole and you can hear the electricity crackling constantly. If you decide to play here, don’t keep score and wear a tin foil hat.

$45 for 18 and a cart sounds like a great deal. The low price makes sense when you see the condition of the greens and tee boxes. The driving range with TopTracer is pretty cool though

If you don't like a lot of trees, this is your course. No par 5s, some 4s but mostly 3s. Many of the holes are open with few obstructions. The greens started out bumpy with many small bumps of higher grass initially (until they got the mowers out). The course was challenging and fun to play. It was pretty hilly, so I wouldn't want to walk it. I was able to get a tee time the day before, and pricing is reasonable. I had no issues finding it.

If you buy the $100 annual card, you get two rounds and one small bucket of range balls. More importantly you get about 25% off of each round making this course one of the most affordable, best values in the city. I’ve played here every month for years and it gets better every year.

a few holes were hard to follow #8&#15. . course tees a little hard, but much better than reviews in the past

Course is in terrible shape. Unfriendly staff - denied rain check because I wanted to come back when the course is in better shape. Round should be 1/4th of the price. Will never go back