Alfred Tup Holmes Golf Club

course was well maintained at all, better of paying $10 more and play elsewhere

Always enjoy this hidden gem located inside the city. Sloping fairways with a premium of accuracy. My only point of contention are the tee boxes very hard, uneven and can't stick a tee in the ground.

The Tupp is great affordable course, that challenges golfers of all skill levels. If you are use to elegant country clubs and private courses this is not for you. If you enjoy playing golf and don’t mind some interesting challenges this is a gem!

It’s a good course with a good layout . Number 9 and number 17 are by far the 2 hardest holes to play(don’t be short trust me) most of the fairways were open with enough well places bunkers and hazards to make it challenging. Some of the fairways the grass was a little high. It’s not fair to hit the ball right down the middle but still in the rough. The T- boxes could use just a little TLC. The greens were in pretty good shape. The only things this course is really missing is a driving range so us over 50 players can loose. Our backs a little before we play

The course layout is good, the price is nice but the tee boxes need a lot of work….

Considering it cost 20 bucks to ride 18, this course is amazing! Decent Fairways and nice quick greens.

Felled trees being cleaned up after weeks. Hu-rah

Cart-path and fairway yardage markers slightly visible if you’re on top of them.

But, the limited staff can’t achieve but do much. How about……

Mowing the greens consistently

Raking the bunkers consistently

Trimming branches for clear line of sight from tee box

Placing tee markers on flat ground, which has grass

Daily course management is not too much to expect….. Even at an inner city Municipal Course

Very comparable to other Atlanta municipal courses. Decent fairways with some decent tees and subpar greens. It’s nice mid summer because the heat rids off most of the crowd and a decent pace of play can be maintained.

However, two or three people attempting to groom the course for daily play, even at a municipal course is an indication of the commitment to present the course in the best light.

Trees down for weeks from storm

Trees need trimming so as not to affect reasonable shots from tee boxes and fairways

Sand is traps are rarely turned throughout the course

Standing water around sprinkler heads which don’t close promptly when turned off is inexcusable.

Fairway yardage markers are covered with grass and invisible. No 150/100 yardage marks are painted/visible on the cart paths

Bridge out for weeks, remains in disrepair

Mowing fairways when wet, leaving clumps of grass everywhere and not following with blowers is just simple neglect

Inexperienced, untrained grounds crews have no clue in mowing primary or secondary rough, greens or tee boxes. That a management and operational leadership issue ….. guidance and resources

Tee marker placements are rarely placed for appropriate stance.

With the rumor of a “Mayor’s Cup” Tournament being played on this course, a significant level of attention must, should, aught be, provided. Don’t just clean it up for those who don’t play it on a regular basis week after week.

Or, maybe the plan should be, let them see how untidy and neglected the course is actually presented for those customers who come from local and long distances and pay the daily fee.

Great quality for price. There was a shooting last time we played. Bullets coming in our general direction - maybe 40 yards from us near the 15th green. Be aware of your surroundings and be cautious out there!