Steel Canyon Golf Club

First time at Steel Canyon was an overall subpar experience. Course condition was absolutely atrocious. Tee boxes and greens are in absolute shambles. Cart path The first 3 holes smell like a sewer. Only positive was the price (GolfNow deal of $30/golfer, cart included), but I will not attend again unless the price makes sense. Great driving range, but they don’t share that the range is closed for “maintenance” on Mondays until 10, so I couldn’t even warm up.

They charge around $50 for a round here. Just entirely too much for a course of this low quality. Greens are terrible. Mud all over and just strangely laid out. One tee box had a mat it was so muddy. Stacked up on first tee waiting for three groups to go before mine (I was on time). Stopped at 9 holes because pace was so slow. I used a discount code and played on a hot deal. So I wasn’t too upset and was worth it to try this course out for the first time. But would never think of playing for full price.

Very interesting course. Lots of elevation change. Easy to tool roll approach shots off back of green to never be found. Overall, does the job in a pinch.

Plenty of other courses out there for much better value. I wouldn’t pay more than 35$ for a round here.

For this course to be located in Sandy Springs the course is not well kept. Greens are really bad. No where to get food. For the price it’s not worth it

This used to be a landfill, ok, so what, but navigating the course was a pain. Some signs were down, or were just not clear, we actually missed the 3rd or 4th hole. The Marshal chatted us up way too long and we were already several minutes over our Tee-off time. Then he came and found us not once, not twice, not 3 times, but 4 times over the course of our play. He was reall interested in my PXG clubs and took it upon himself to examine them several times over his several visits as if he was shopping since he had PXG as well, noting what type grips I had, I felt this was rather intrusive. I won't be back.

The condition of the beginning of the course is quite nice. Absolutely bizarre layout however, but that made it kind of fun. The further you go into your play, the conditions get worse and worse. Eventually the tee boxes are mats or mud.

Might be better during the summer.

What a trash course. You can play kickball golf here. If that tells you anything

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As others have said, this course is far too expensive for how poorly it is maintained. The greens are overgrown with weeds, the bunkers are littered with gravel, and several tee boxes are just dirt or have been covered with a mat. The cart we were given had brakes so worn out that it would roll forward on anything but a completely flat surface. The staff was friendly enough, but this course is by far the worst I’ve ever played.

It is awful conditions when thee is potential for so much more. The greens are like shag carpet, the sand traps are weed traps and they do not spend a Dime on the course. . The bathrooms are dirt, cigarette butts and cans litter everywhere. There could be so much potential based on location but management does not care! Si very disappointing!

Everything is in poor condition, but really laid back.

I am of the opinion that a course should be fully transparent before booking a tee time if the greens have been aerated, let alone if an entire hole has been closed.

Showed up for an early morning round, to be told that #9 was closed. No notice ahead of time. Also I had to find out the greens were recently aerated after starting the round. And the range has been closed for weeks.

The fact that they are charging >$30 is absurd. This should be under $20 for a round, as the conditions are horrendous, multiple greens have weeds all over.

Course in rough condition. Greens rock hard, fairways not great. It’s a hilly / Billy goat layout, but would be ok if in better condition. Way too expensive given this.