About
Steel Canyon is a fun, but challenging, 18-hole, par-61 executive golf course, centrally located in Sandy Springs. Steel Canyon also offers a lighted practice facility with the new TopTracer range system by TopGolf which allows you to track your distances, play virtual courses, and play games against your friends! Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere and a quick round on our Champion Bermuda Greens without taking all day!
Formerly known as Blue Heron.
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Golfer Photos
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Greens are back rolling Photo submitted by gonegolfing11111111 on 06/02/2026
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Pins were tucked and challenging for good golfers liking Photo submitted by gonegolfing11111111 on 06/02/2026
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Photo submitted by KyleMeschke on 04/24/2026
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Photo submitted by goldengreekGI on 07/05/2025
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Photo submitted by PontusB96 on 03/10/2024
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Photo submitted by u000006485097 on 08/15/2022
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Photo submitted by taylorbeak1 on 02/13/2022
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Hole 3 Photo submitted by Chris7615823 on 10/19/2013
Golfer Reviews
Needs Some Work
This course could be really nice if they put some work into it. Some of the tee boes were so bad they had mats out there as a tee box. Staff was nice, starter was very cool. Just needs a bit of work, overall not the worst
Review of steel canyon
My past experiences last year at Steel Canyon were playable but this time was horrible. I(14 Male) was playing with my brother(17 Male) and we had a horrible time. The starter did not give us a cart because we are not old enough. Apparently my brother can drive a car on the highway but not a golf cart on a crappy public course. I will never play the Steel Canyon golf course again
Bang for your Buck
The course has been working it’s way back and the greens early in the season are showing a big improvement from last season. Got out at 8:30am and was done with all 18 by 12:15 for a short course decent pace of play. BBQ on the turn on the weekends was good as always.
Easy after work 18
This is great executive style coarse with a few chances to break out the driver. There are some challenging holes , some long par 3’s and lots of elevation changes. The staff is super kind and engaging.
Didn’t even play.
20 minutes late on the first tee. Terrible. Par 61 that would have been a 5 hour round.
Great fairways, putter not needed
Great staff, very helpful, fairways in great shape, greens not so much. I did’n even bother putting after the first couple of holes. Good course to get a quick round in and work on certain aspects of your game since course is usually pretty empty. Good value for money if under $30.
Greens were horrible
The greens were horrible and they were at the point of none playable. Some kind of fungus has taken over and now they will have to resurface the the back 9 . Tee boxes needs some attention as well. I will never know if they make changes will never go back.
I will never play here again.
Legitimately had 32 people in line to tee off from the time I got there 11:45 (tee time 11:50) to the time I actually teed off at 12:24. Now this is both in front of me and people waiting behind me to tee off but that’s absolutely ridiculous. The amount of money that they charge, which to begin with is fairly steep considering the par, layout, and amenities, but alas I wanted to golf. Then they STACK tee times so they are just rolling in the money at this point. In the almost 45 mins I was on the first tee with 32 players at on average $40 pp is almost $1300. In 45 mins! not counting the people on the range. My point to all of this is that there were more tee boxes than not that were just literal patches of dirt than there were with grass, and at least 2 were mats (can only speak to the tees I was playing) The greens are atrocious—one of them was honestly not even playable. So where is all of this money going? I understand costs but it’s literally a golf course. Maintaining some sort of resemblance to a golf course would be nice.
But who knows this is just my perspective. I won’t be returning which is a choice I get to make—thank goodness. Play well and remember you’re not on the tour, so move the ball off of that tree branch, and who cares if you hit it in the water. Have fun, play fast, and respect the course and its people.