Cobblestone Golf Course

They have some nerve charging what they do for this dogtrack

It's a shame because this used to be a nice course. But this place is just plain awful now. The tee boxes are rock hard and I would say maybe 50% - 75% covered in bare patches. The fairways are ridiculously thin with again, giant patches of dirt and burnt grass. Even the greens have giant bare spots and are in overall bad condition. They are currently filling the sand bottles with what appears to be just basic fill dirt. The putting green has been closed for weeks because it's dying. I used to come up to use the range but I can't remember the last time I saw haven't the grass tees open and the mats are very old and warped. The course was mowed....so there is some sort of course maintenance crew. But I can't imagine a management staff that justifies charging $45-$70 per round for this place. I don't know that I would pay $25 to play here again. The last time I saw a course in shape this bad it was closed 6 months later.

I have played this course for the last 15 years. For some reason, it seems to be lacking in several areas. The course does not drain well at all, causing a lot areas, including tee boxes, to be sopping wet. There was also several area on the back 9 that was under repair or, had no grass period. I really dislike giving this course a not so great review, but as a paying customer, there were several things I didn't like. They were nice enough to allow my wife to play for free since it was here birthday, and refund the dollar amount for 9 holes in our party. All and all, this course has the potential to be one of the best in the area, but there are a lot of areas that need to be addressed. After I use the rain checks, I do not plan on playing here anytime soon.

If you hit a bad shot and look at the views with the lake and rolling hills, you'll forget about the shot and move on to the next one.
The course will challenge you a variety of holes requiring you to hit different clubs off tee.
Get a yardage book to help with the slope of the green so you will know where to hit your approach shots.
I'm a member south of the city but plan to visit again in the near future.

Always enjoyable especially with the friendly staff. Greens are in good shape

This coursr has some really beautiful scenery. This is the 3rd time ive played this course and it wont be the last. Fairways were in great shape, and staff was extremely friendly. The only con was the condition of the greens....some were fair and others were like sand bunkers when hitting the green. Im not sure if the course was recently aerified or what but some of the greens were not pleasant. Either way, this course is beautiful and is definitely a value for the money (paid hot deal $35)

Tee box conditions were very bad. Greens were just sanded and played very fast. A lot a ground under repair. Could not understand the wet conditions when the area has not had rain for several days. Not a good course for a average or below average player. Way too difficult.

This is an extremely overrated and overpriced course. Greens were o.k at best, they were very long and extremely slow. The tee boxes were horrible with no grass whatsoever on the par 3's and very little grass on any tee box. Fairways were spotty and bare in a lot of places. We had to move our ball several times to hit off grass in the middle of the fairway. It was 90 degrees the day we played and we saw the cart girl once on number four and never again. All of the water coolers on the back nine were empty. We had to fill our water bottles from the bathroom sink . None of this would be a problem if this course was priced and the staff acted like a muni but when you charge $65 for a round and act like you are doing me a favor to let me play there it should be in much better condition.

Great course layout, challenging par 3's , fast greens. You have to plan your 2nd shot on the par 5's , you just can't let it rip on your 2nd shot.
DOES NOT DRAIN WELL, so I would not recommend after a hard rain, but on a dry day this is a tough course from the tips

The maintenance crew are working on getting the course in better condition. The putting green is closed until further notice. The turf was transplanted onto greens on the course. The practice tee is in average condition, but to be fair it is well used. The chipping green is in fair condition and needs some more work. The front nine is in good condition and plays well. I really enjoyed playing the front side. The back nine is being worked on, but it is not in good shape. Several places under repair from tee to green. A lot of soggy and muddy areas around the green from over watering. For a public course in an area that hasn't had ideal weather it is in average shape. Overall the staff is not friendly and are more concerned with getting rid of you and making money. I like the addition of tablets for distance and course layout. Turn down the volume with the external buttons because there are loud advertisements that can be annoying. I think they're overpriced for the quality of the course. Not a lot of options for public play in the area. I would recommend going somewhere else for the time being.

terrible greens after calling and had them tell me they were good after a lot of rain. greens were burned dry and repaired in many places.

First, even if they didn't have this ridiculous advertising this course isn't quality enough to demand that kind of money. A lot of the tee boxes were in laughable condition. Lucky for the club they are in a high income area so they get away with this but don't fall for it. For the entire 18 holes we'd randomly have the tablet (installed in the carts) come on with advertising commercials, no way to stop it keep it from happening. If there is a way they don't make it easy or known. You can only stop it off once it comes on which is hard to do from the tee box. Who wants a commercial advertisement to come on in your back swing? I know I don't. We could not turn the sound off, not an option which is freaking crazy on a golf course. I find that invasive advertising repulsive and would never consider playing at a course that operates like this

The staff and conditions of the course did a great job making sure I spend my money elsewhere. We had the 1st tee time and fell about 7 minutes behind by the 3rd hole. The marshals asked us to move a little faster, and rightfully so. By the 5th hole we were informed that we were still 1 minute behind. Really?? At that time we informed the marshal that the GPS was not working and he was still more focused on the pace of play instead of getting us the full functioning cart we paid for. (Bag man put our clubs in and we didn't recognize it didn't work until the first tee).

We saw another marshal at the 8th and he informed us we were still 1 minute behind. We had nobody waiting on us for the previous 5 holes!! When we switched carts at the turn we informed the mgmt what we were doing and they did not say a single word. Nothing.

When we got to the back 9 they had let a tournament go off, so we waited!.... We didn't see a single marshal the back 9 but finished 20 minutes behind pace of play because we had to wait.

Tee boxes had the entire area marked off as ground under repair. $70 for this course is an absolute joke.

The course has begun to repair dead loss from the winter.

The range was ok, the putting green turf was used to fix the 4th green.

The greens in general were poor.

Some of the tee boxes are completely dead.

General maintenance is sorely lacking.

Simple things like mowing the grass, maintaining the bunkers, cutting the green side fringes, would go a long way to making the course more enjoyable

I also wonder why they charge $2.50 for a 20 ounce power aide?
I can by the identical drink at Wal mart for .56 cents.

That's quite a hefty markup

I think that the management company that runs cobblestone could care less about providing a quality product.

I suspect they want to charge as much as they possibly can and spend as little as they can on maintenance.

I don't understand why it so hard to grow grass and cut it?

This is a great course that experienced a harsh winter. The maintenance crew has done a "Herculean" job repairing the damage. I had a good round and the course that was marked GUR, was never a hindrance.

Really looked forward to playing this course again but very disappointed at pace of play and the lack of effort on the part of Marshalls to move things along. Ended up skipping 3 holes on the back nine to finish in 4 hrs and 10 min!

BEWARE!!! car path only, and you will not find out till you get there. During the week was paired with a late player, who showed up on #2.. slowed everyone down with slow play.. Wont be back!

Normally the course is pretty nice, but they have laid new sod and the greens are in bad shape, hadn't rained in days, but they still had cart path only.

Way too expensive for these bad conditions. If I had known the current situation I would have played elsewhere.

The course is in poor condition, almost half the holes are "under repair".. Greens were just punched and not very playable. I will never come back...lots of other courses in the Atlanta area for a few dollars more that are twice as nice!

Hi,

My husband, son and I played a round of golf recently at Cobblestone. We were excited to play as we hadn't played the course since 2013.

I must say we were extremely disappointed in the condition of the course and probably will never return. All greens were atrocious with no green anywhere close to being acceptable. The tee boxes suffered from the same neglect. To add insult to the whole experience several of the fairways looked as though gasoline had been spread over large areas creating a black, burned out look.

Had the pro been present when we returned to the clubhouse I would requested a refund. Charging $60-$70 per head was unacceptable for a "dog run."

Cyd