Cobblestone Golf Course

We played Cobblestone and enjoyed our round. Weather was 65 degrees and sunny with light winds. The course was clean except for a few greens where the wind was blowing leaves into play. Starter and cart staff were friendly. Play was heavy (day before Thanksgiving) but moved along at a reasonable pace. Course has a good variety of elevation, water, and bunkers for all levels of play. Only drawback was that the greens were rough where resodding/patching was obvious - making the greens very bumpy and hard to read. We will definitely play this course again, though, as it is local and provides a lot of variety.

Turned out to be the perfect day. There was a tournament finishing up. So no one else was on the course. I finished in 2 hours 5 minutes, played through one foursome.

Course fairways were in lush conditions and this is in November.

Greens were fast but a bit bumpy here and there.

Layout is difficult as ever. If you are over 15 Handicap, you will struggle.

Overall, a great day at a great golf course.

This is my 2nd time playing this course and it was just as good as the first round. There are fun challenges and the course is well laid out. There are great views of the lake and the environment is solid.

My only issue was that the starter made out tee off experience rather rushed and weird. I had to surrender my cart (after getting myself all set up on it) and ride with someone I was randomly paired with. Not the end of the world but just made for a frantic experience right at the start. Alot of the tee boxes grass was long and needing to be cut but not a huge issue either.

Ill continue to play this course and will tell anybody else to do the same.

Course was bad. No ranger on course and spent hours and hours behind a very slow and oblivious 4some. No ranger.

Course not in good shape

For as much play traffic this course gets the greens roll so fast you think you were at a private course. The course is challenging as ever. I love coming here for the views. Half the course is rounded by the lake and makes it feel like a links course with native grass and bushes. I have thought of joining many times for that reason alone. Staff is always great. One of the people I played with actually worked there and got good conversation around golf, tips and such.

We had a group in front of us that we waited on for every shot. Finally, my son and I left our foursome and we just skipped a hole and we didn’t see another group the rest of the round. We shouldn’t have to skip a hole as there should be a marshall pushing them.

The course was outstanding otherwise.

VERY SLOW (almost 4 1/2 hrs) due to group in front of us. At one point, the slow group was in the fairway with our (and another group) on the T box waiting. Marshalls were out but did nothing

Wonderful welcome from staff members in the pro shop and on the tee. Beautiful golf course .. only wish would be better tee conditions. Fairways and greens really great. Best I’ve seen in a long time on a public access course.

From western Canada.

1 time visit to the area to watch Blue Jays and visit friends in north Atlanta.

Loved this course!!!

Views are outstanding.

Course is exceptional.

Only negative was they just sanded the greens - necessary evil of the business.

Par 3 16th is top tier.

18th is spectacular.

Play this course at all cost if in the area.

Today, 1 day after playing Cobblestone, we are in Birmingham, Alabama playing Oxmoor, part of RTJ golf trail - what a massive disappointment after playing Cobblestone!

Course is typically ‘cart path only’ if there has been any amount of rain within two weeks of your tee time.

Cobblestone is a picturesque course with some good challenging holes for all levels of players. I don’t believe it gets too crowded and overplayed which is why it’s one of the better muni courses in the SE.

First time playing here, weekday morning. We had groups in front of us and behind us, and we were about 10 mins slow on expected pace due to poor access between the carts and the parking lot and bag drop. Normally no problem that kind of thing happens and we play ready golf. However, the rangers kept harassing us to speed up every 3 or so holes. We felt singled out as we had men and women so we used two tee boxes each hole which cost some time. A ranger asked us to pick up and go to the next tee where we were immediately waiting behind a group with three carts for the rest of our round. I understand efficiency is needed but obviously we weren’t the only ‘slow’ group. The course setup and conditions were great but unless you know the ranger don’t expect them to be at all flexible with how strictly they enforce pace if you don’t look like a group of seasoned golfers. We won’t be returning.