Alfred Tup Holmes Golf Club

We book 18 holes with a cart however once w arrived we were advised by the starter they would not allow people to have carts after 5pm so we had to walk the back nine. I would like a 50% refund since we had to walk the back 9.

Decent course played it many times. Needs a little work with drainage around some of the greens.

Needs work overall! Greens have so much possibility and it all starts with frequent mowing and rolling to encouraged excitement and desire

Great well kept course, fun layout to play with well kept greens.

Course was in winter shape, fairways brown and dormant. Greens were brown and dormant also which was unusual but roll decent.

Alfred Tup Holmes has recently been picked up by the city of Atlanta. They seem to be putting some effort into bringing it back to good conditions! New carts and repairing bunkers were first on the list. I think with a year or two of care like this, it'll be a really solid muni.

Nothing fancy and definitely not for people with high expectation of their courses and clubhouse yet. Not located in the best area from initial observations but I haven't seen or heard anything that could be considered negative about the surroundings.

Staff was AMAZING there. If you're an Atlanta golfer, the "ForePass" card includes this course and makes it pretty worth it. I'll definitely play it again, close enough to the city and it's golf!

While I am sure that this course was once a southern jewel, it is in a state of disrepair that is unspeakable.

I would be less that forthright if I didn't forewarn any and everyone considering this track to stay far away until MUCH work is done to improve course conditions.

In its current state, this isn't even a spot where I would allow my beloved dog to relieve himself.

...and it's a shame, because the course is named after a hall-of-fame golfing pioneer in the state of Georgia.

Haven't played Tup in a while, it was a nice surprise. Course was in nice condition pace of play was wonderful.

Course layout was great, lots of yardage and wide open for the less precise drivers. Biggest and really only big complaint was the condition of the fairways. If i was a really serious golfer i would be more upset having to move my ball a little bit to get a good lie in the middle of the fairway. On the flip side the greens were in fantastic condition, were quick but not super fast which is exactly how i like it and rolled true and straight with minimal divots. Didn't get to play the last 3 or 4 holes because of rain which i saw in the morning and called to see if we could get on a little early and the guy was super cool about it, otherwise probably would have only gotten in 9 holes kudos. Would recommend this course if you are trying to work on your distance add there is only 3 par 3's and most other holes you can pull out the big stick, even the dog legs if you can shape a little bit.

Course has a challenge for all handicaps holes 9 and 17 are breathtaking just looking from tee box to green that being said a few cosmetic tweaks and the course can easily become a favorite place to play invest in some sand for the bunkers

I've play this course once with a friend. It was not in good shape. Some of the fairways were slightly over grown.

I think the course could be really fun if it were just in better shape. The greens were decent, biggest issue was the fairways.

For $15 I might play it again.

Notice all my high ratings had little to do with play.

The course was in really bad shape . The fairways were patchy Some of the tee boxes had NO grass all were in poor shape. Some of the waterways were badly eroded.

Play was fast, only a few players' the staff was very pleasant and cordial HE was the best thing on the course

Overall, course was in good shape. Worth the money you pay, but the one big problem is pace of play. They need to either have all walkers or all riders. Took way too long to play 9 short holes