Stonemont at Stone Mountain Golf Course

Tired, neglected, overgrown. This tract is a skeleton of it's former glory. It is just bad. There is no reason why any sane, avid golfer would return to this course. We live just 10 minutes away and should have known better. Haven't played it in 20 years, and it's worse than when we played then. You have been warned !

The course was not very good, but the donation girl on the 10th hole was really the worst. She talked to the front us team for more than 15 minutes and mocked us when we didn't do the donation because of that I lost my tempo and got caught up in the golf I was paying for. The course condition is not very good, and I don't want to recommend this kind of place, so I will never go there again

I won’t play this course again. There is donating thing at tee #10 and the lady who works for donation very rude. Players in front us took forever at donation place. The lady mocked us. I lost my tempo so I can’t play. Also course condition is awful to play. This is my first and last play this place

Great value for the money. Course was in great shape. There were a couple of greens with bare spots. But, the surfaces of the greens in general were super. Challenging lay out. First time for me to play this course but I would welcome a return round.

Good course with a bit of a boring design. Nothing crazy and a good course to practice on. However at the price $83 regular plus $20 at the gate for parking makes it tough.

All in all, I will be back but for a discounted rate.

Zero authority over pace of play. We arrived promptly to our tee time with two teams in front of us who have yet to even tee off. It took us roughly 30 mins of sitting at the tee box after our scheduled tee time to begin playing, which of course led to an entire day of waiting. Unrepaired divots all over the tee boxes. Course was just .....bland. There is a stretch of 4 holes in a row where every single course has the exact same layout and are all stacked on top of each other. People were hitting into our fairway. There is also a hole (I believe hole 9) where the driving range hits into the course? Who designed this? There were range balls all over the hole and people basically hitting practice shots into you. On top of all of that, you have to pay at minimum a $20 parking fee for the day, or $40 for the year. Cannot believe I purchased the year pass because I do not plan on coming back here.

Tough conditions this spring. Greens are punched and not sanded, nearly impossible to play. 3’ puts get knocked offline. No grass on the fairways or tee boxes. It’s a beautiful location and good for early season practice, but tough shape in February.

The course is in wonderful shape. The staff from the front desk starter cart staff and bag drop were exceptional @

Overall course was good, greens could definitely use some work but overall experience was good