Steel Canyon Golf Club

This is a good example of a short course that is fun to The elevation change on number 4 makes it very challenging.
I will be playing this course again.

I took my 8 year old son out to play 9 holes. It was a good course for this purpose. The guy in the clubhouse informed us that my son only pays his age to play so it was only $8 for him. There were a couple of par 4's on the course. The only thing worrisome is that the entire course winds under some major power lines.

Let me just start by saying the young genltleman in the club house was very nice and came out to point us in the right direction.

The cons:
Slow play. A single in front of us playing three balls and not waving us through.
Groundsman changing the tee markers as I am about to set my ball. Very bad etiquette.
We had to wait for about 5 minutes to get the attention of other groundsmen as we waited to tee off.
Ponds are polluted as is evident by floating dead turtles (not a good sight to see)
As we finished the ninth hole, the single was still teeing off and a twosome was allowed to play ahead of us. Would have been a five hour day. We packed it in and left after nine. Not a good experience, no course monitoring. Won't be back. If you want a fun, short course, go play Charlie Yates in East Atlanta which is well run, well-maintained and worth every dollar. Even Peachtree Golf Center is better than this. Thank goodness I used GolfNow to book it.

This is a good course if you are looking for a tune up round. It was my first round of the season and I had a good time. The course is not in great condition but I have played worse for more money.

The course was an open course, no tree lined fairways. It was a bit hilly with overlooking views of greens to be hit.

A good links course, rewards good shot making. Can get very crowded which dramitically slows play.

We played just the back 9. The staff is super friendly and goes the extra mile. The course itself features a relatively EZ layout if you are precise. Too far left or right gets you in lots of trouble. You need to use the slope around the greens on your approach. Overall, a fun experience.

I went on a Sunday afternoon-the first nice one in a while so the course was packed.

I stopped in the pro shop to pay the balance of my Golf Now purchase. The guy behind the counter tried to charge me $31 plus tax when I bought a $24 tee time on Golf Now. It took about 15 minutes to get a manger in and straighten it all out but the staff were friendly about it. They mentioned their system has been having problems talking to the Golf Now system lately. In fact, there was another Golf Now customer having the same issue as me while I was waiting.

It was pretty busy on the day I played and there was no starter, which may have been part of the problem. My group was third in line for tee #2 while a group was finishing #1, another group was on #1 tee and it looked like at least 3 more groups waiting to tee of on #1. It seemed to me there were many novice players on the course which slowed pace of play.

The course was pretty wet and it looks like a lot of the players there like to drive their carts through the wet parts of the fairway-there were some areas that were pretty rutted up.

Most of the tee boxes were overused and needed attention.

Greens were firm but maintained.

The underlayment in the bottom of the bunkers to prevent sand from sinking into the soil was ripped and sticking above the sand in most bunkers.

All in all, I enjoyed playing the course. There were a lot of fun par 3s and some fun elevation changes.

Tee boxes and fairways need some attention, but greens were in impressive shape. Length of course does not require a driver and 3 wood is needed only occasionally. A couple of very challenging par 3s. Course has significant elevation changes throughout which makes for some challenging shots/lies. Several holes are well protected by bunkers. Overall, a good value for the money. I will definitely be back.

While Steel Canyon may not be the prettiest course I've ever played (due to the power line towers and lack of trees) it was definitely a thrill to play. I really enjoyed the diversity of the holes and the many elevation changes. I'm not a very good golfer so I found the course to be fairly challenging. Again, I definitely loved playing here, the staff was kind, the course was very well maintained, and the greens were beautiful.

Pro shop staff were incredibly friendly; course was decent for this time of year and most of all my 10 year old son and I thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. We will be back often!!

Fun, quick little course. Every hole has some little challenge to it, and the elevation changes give the course some real character. The kids cutting through the course from the adjoining apartment complex were a little distracting.

We were only able to play nine holes because of the cold weather. The course was in good shape for this time of the year. I am looking forward to going back when spring finally gets here.

A unique and challengig course!The course has lots of hills and contours which lends itself to many chalenging approaches. Uphills downhills and sidehills are both scenic and difficult. Accuracy is key to a good score.
Although an executive course it has plenty of par 4's and even a 500 yard par 5. The greens are in very good shape for this time of year. Well worth a few hours in the sun :-)

Good course and has good challenging shot values. Uphill and downhill approach shots are well mixed and the length of the holes are well varied. There is one par 5 with a fun 2nd shot playing downhill toward a well bunkered green. Number 12 is a short par 3 to a green that sharply drops off down a 30 ft hill. Even balls hitting the green can roll off and down the hill. The new Champion grass greens are too bouncy and spongy for me but after they topdress a few times this spring they will become better to approach shots and putts.

Ok first off when you get to the course the club house is very well maintained and practice facility is just what you need. The course layout is a bit tricky. You need to stay focused on the cart path or might get mixed up with other holes.

The layout can become confusing. Knowing which hole your aiming at can get mixed up. But when you become a regular and know the course it can be quite fun, some holes would look like something from the PGA. Right now in February the grass is looking very dead and destroyed the greens are getting away from them but they use some fertilizer to keep them playable. Almost looks like they sprayed it green. But it's a course worth playing in season.

The course itself it challenging and the people in the clubhouse are very efficient! Kyle is the most knowledgeable staff member I have encountered in quite some while.

This course was unlike any other course that I've ever played. Nice driving range with a bus at 135 yards out, made for nice target practice. The grey haired gentleman was very friendly even told me where to aim on a few holes. Definitely need a cart, this is not for the fainted heart. Short but tough par 3's. Undulating greens will challenge your putting game

Easy in and out at low price. Fun. Not for country club snobs.

I was a bit skeptical of this course when I heard it was surrounded by power lines and radio towers. I pictured some kind of strange, death valley type scene in my head.

What I found was a more-than-pleasant surprise.

The course is a decent size; it's not so huge that a cart is all together necessary, but it isn't so small that you could walk the whole thing and not be tired. It's a nice mix between short holes and moderate long drives; straight shooters, hill-top perches and everything in between.

The value for the money is obscene. 18 holes of excellent golf for $15, if you're brave enough to walk the course during the week, and $25 with a cart. Weekend rates are marginally more expensive, but really, it's so affordable that you don't even need a discount from this fine website!

The course was very well maintained. The fairways were a good speed with thick grass even for the winter, and the greens were the softest I've ever felt while maintaining a crazy speed that you wouldn't think was possible. The atmosphere was very peaceful; really quiet; the only real noise was the ever-present hum of electricity and a bit of an angry crackle if you managed to strike an errant shot into some power lines.

Overall an excellent course; a challenge for all players, regardless of ability, and one that I'll come back to again.