Alfred Tup Holmes Golf Club

Greens are great but fairway needs grass but a must play!!

Course was good just after a rainstorm. Played tough with the wind. Holes 17 and 9 will always get your attention.

Enjoyed the course , will definitely play many more times

First off, for the cost this course is a great value.

The grounds crew has done a great job on most of the fairways and as spring progresses the grass will be fully grown in.

I expect the greens will grow in and actually be green. Right now they are not, but still play well.

Many of the tee boxes need a lot of work, either putting sod down, or seeding. Many of the tee boxes were bare.

They do have 2 high quality bathrooms on the course, which some of the more expensive courses don't have.

When the ground crew work on the tee boxes and the greens come in, I will up my rating a star or two , considering the reasonable cost of this course.

A buddy and I play Tup at least twice a month, even during the cool months. We ususally rotate between Tup, Brown's Mill and Fox Creek when we play and our main complaint about Tup is that when the track is full pace can suffer due to slow play and lack or or poor marshaling. That was remedied this past weekend when we noticed that there was conscientious marshaling and we played 18 holes well under 4 hours which has not happened in months. We're extremely happen that both of the fallen trees have been removed and would love to see some work on the tee boxes in the near future.

Usually a good course. Staff overbooked tee times this Sunday which caused 45 min delay.

Very challenging course with different types of holes

It’s appropriate to mow the fairways

Kill the weeds and mow the Tee boxes.

Maintain the greens daily…blow/remove debris; alternate rolling or mowing with more frequency.

Rotate cup placements more frequently.

“ NEVER MORE THAN TWO MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL VISIBLE ON ANY DAY OR COMBINATION THEREOF, MONDAY-FRIDAY”.

Unproductive Marshaling abounds !!!

None of the T-boxes are level. They are all at a slant. They also had sand on them which the footing difficult when teeing off.

Operations with a daily plan is critical. It is completely fundamental to very specific areas. Start with the tee box. Move immediately to the greens speed and then pen placements then bunkers. However it must all start with statements from the marshal at the beginning of every round from #1 or #10 “PACE OF PLAY”…… delays will not be tolerated

Manage the experience ✅

Fallen trees and other debris from last year's storm are still visible. Owner should make immediate commitments to correct this situation. This course layout is one of the best in Atlanta but the lack of attention is very disappointing and discourages play.

The City needs to do its job!

Not in too bad of shape for winter, they should be in good shape for late spring. I mean, for $20’ish you should know what you’re getting into. Almost non-existent starter, just gotta work it out with whomever is there on the 1st tee box, which will be mostly uneven dirt year round. Greens are hard and pretty slow, only 3-4 on back 9 are any bit challenging. Ppl jumping around from hole to hole, def a 4-5 hr round if it’s busy. I’d rather play smoke rise river pines wolf creek west pines for jus $10-$20 more.

It is a good value when the course is given the daily required dose of attention to making play enjoyable. Nice to see effort and the positive results. Keep the daily focus.

Keep the greens rolled and blown, traps raked and cups varied in location.

The tee boxes are completely neglected