Hampton Golf Village

The course was in amazing condition despite that it was raining. The staff was friendly and helpful and we will definitely be coming back!

Enjoy the course itself but it’s not worth the money they charge.

Pace of play it always slow. They tend to overbook.

Played Hampton Golf Village recently and overall had a good time, but conditions are still in early-season recovery. Fairways are starting to come in, but there are thin areas throughout and some tee boxes could use more attention. Greens were improved compared to a few weeks ago, but still a bit inconsistent—some areas rolled better than others.

Layout is enjoyable and playable, and the course has potential, especially once everything fully greens up. Pace of play was reasonable and the overall atmosphere was positive.

At the current price point, it feels a bit high for the conditions. This could be a great value later in the spring as the course continues to improve.

Course is still in winter shape; greens still recovering from being punched, fairways thin and bare spots. Hopefully in a week or two grass will bloom and it will fill in. Some forced holes but overall fun layout!

The course is fine, some quirky holes, greens were punched day we played, and it was pricey for the value you are getting. It is understandable, though, given the popularity of the game and the time of the year.

But, the players on the weekend who play this course represent everything that is wrong with modern golf. Slow course play, not repairing pitch marks, poor etiquette, playing from the wrong tees based on skill level, and taking too long at the turn. One group who teed off some 30 minutes before us took so long at the turn that the group in front of us passed them at the turn. Unfortunately, we were not so lucky. If the course marshals (not just this course but all public courses) were more forceful in enforcing both the written and unwritten rules of the game, it would have been a more enjoyable round. But, this course like a lot other non-private courses in the ATL metro represents everything that is wrong with modern golf.

This is our go to course. We like playing here. Course challenging, staff is friendly.

A couple of suggestions; one, we would like to see a Marshal go around periodically to keep pace up. Pace in front of us was slow and we were hit into twice.

Also suggestion would be to do something with the washout areas next to cart paths.

The day was good for this time of year. Pace of play was a bit slow. We had ice and show the prior weekend, and there was still some on the ground in the woods. Fairways were a bit wet with the runoff. The staff was great, and course condition was good-given the weather. The greens were in good shape and putts rolled true. This is a hilly course-I highly recommend a cart...

A wonderful day on a very nice course. Staff was great from check-in to tee box. A little slow as we were paired with a slower pair. But nothing obnoxiously slow. 1 twosome played though on the front 9. Conditions were great and greens were running nicely. Tees were all forward so ‘whites’ probably played closer to 5700, but still a challenge to stay within the par window. Had a great time!

Was bumpy on the greens, but healing quickly. Elevation is a challenged for me, but for some reason I score well here. Roughs consumed golf balls....keep.looking

Pretty good course and layout but the guy working the desk thinks he is king of the world. Don’t try to play late afternoon by yourself while the course is wide open. They will turn you away.