John A. White Golf Course

All who play John A White , please respect the course. Greens need your ball marks fixed!!!

Great layout best 9 holes in ATL. Let’s keep it that way

Our tee time was at 11:00 and we didn't tee off until 11:30 due to not having enough carts. There is a ton of construction so be prepared to walk to get to the clubhouse. The staff were friendly and apologetic for the wait.

Too many tee times scheduled together without the ability to pair ppl together with carts. Carts are EXTREMELY limited and the wait is for 1 hr at times.

Im a beginner golfer and this place is perfect for those who want to find something local, easy to navigate, and economical. Also the course set up presented a variety of challenges to help strengthen your game.

There’s no parking, no real clubhouse, not enough carts (and they’re gas) and the range is currently closed. Despite all of that, for the money, this has got to be one of the best values inside the perimeter. Awesome course. Really enjoyed playing here.

This course is in the middle of a massive construction project to build a new clubhouse. Instead of spending money on that, they should have done something much more fundamental: buy more carts! We waited around for 30 minutes after our booked tee time for carts to come in, and there were still two groups ahead of us also waiting for carts. We wouldn’t have been able to tee off until at least an hour after our tee time, so we left. The course itself is ok but it has to be the worst managed course in metro Atlanta. Won’t be back until they get more carts (if that ever happens).

They ran out of carts and I didn’t tee off until an hour after my original tee time. This is apparently a consistent problem. I would not go back

This was my first time playing this course. It's really a nice 9-hole course, but on a day where it's 90+ you need a cart. The holes are long and out in the sun.

Despite reserving carts for our 10:30 tee time, there weren't any available. They were serving the 9:30 tee times with carts by 10:45. We opted to walk since we had time constraints, but wouldn't play in the same weather without a cart next time.

I don't blame the onsite staff, but the owners should invest in a few more carts or give a heads-up when they're not able to have them available by tee-time. The onsite staff were very friendly.

The entrance to the “temporary club house” is currently the building near the driving range which is closed. Park on the street across from the store and walk down the stairs.

I picked this course up for a last min “hot deal” on GN. I was super impressed. From Alabama in town for a meeting and had some time to kill and this challenging 9 hole course was well manicured. Tee time at 8:30 and by the time I got to the 9th they were finishing up mowing the last hole. The sprinklers kinda gave me a shower as I headed back to the clubhouse.

Awesome place to play and grab knowledge from the grounds men that play and maintain the course absolute awesome course for it being a public course the greens are awesome

I had to wait 90 minutes for a golf cart. The fence entry is on a busy street. The entry should be on the side street..

I made a tee time in the morning before my flight and played an enjoyable 9-holes.

The Good: Staff was extremely nice, greens were pristine except for 1 & 2, approach on several of the holes was the same (elevated green from fairway) so it gave me the chance to try some strategies out.

The Bad: a couple of groups of slow playing knuckleheads were holding everybody up. I had to start on 4 and played at my pace. When I circled back to 1, there was still a traffic jam and I saw those same knuckleheads were teeing off on 5 for 15 minutes. Staff is shorthanded for things like that but they told me afterward to just call them if I see people not respecting pace of play next time.