Alfred Tup Holmes Golf Club

The course was much better than I expected for the price. Some of the rough was very high but manageable.

I really enjoyed playing there and look forward to returning.

The staff was extremely helpful and friendly.

The Young lady checking people in can use a touching up on customer service, nice, and welcoming. I had my friend with me and the seat ripped pretty bad and I asked could I have another people my feamale didnt want to sit on that she asked "What's wrong with that" I told her and she paused and I had to say will just use one ot the 5 that was sitting there.

City of Atlanta, please do your part and provide an appropriate allotment of working golf carts to your municipal golf courses. I had an 8:20am tee time, and the nice starter/office gentleman said I might have to walk! I did the get the last working cart, but the foursome behind me, who paid for carts had to walk! This should not be acceptable to the city decision makers. Zero amenities at this course, so bring your own hydration. Even the ball washers didn't have water. Very nice people working there. C'mon Atlanta. You're better than this. Greens and course were in OK (1.5) condition at best.

Great course for what you play. Challenging, best if you keep in fairway, otherwise in the fridge or ruff good luck finding ball even within 2 feet of you.

I thought I had scored a deal for $16 plus tax, until I checked in and was informed that I would be walking. I wasn't the only surprised golfer that day. It must have been 95* at our tee time. Needless to say I and others did not complete the 18 holes. I probably would not have made reservations if WALKIng ONLY was made big and bold on the site. I like playing Tup, but not walking in 90* weather.

A great course for the money! The only mistake I made was missing out on the number of carts versus walking. We attempted to walk the course but it was so hot it felt more like a scene from the Walking Dead! We will definitely play it again!

Not enough carts and the ones they have are in really bad shape. The course is decent. The person handling the clubhouse is not very helpful. Skip this place if you can

Atlanta clearly is not golf central when it comes to prices lol. So many places I had to choose from because the prices were so within my range. After a few google searches and review readings, I came across this place. After reading the history and seeing the pictures I knew I had to play here. Very open course. First few holes looked a little outdated, but once I got to the rest of the course, I can say I was shocked to see how well it was taken care of, and the various challenges. Hole 9 and hole 17 are truly iconic and I've never played on any like them. Next time I get free time in ATL again, I'm for sure coming back.

Tupp became my home course during the pandemic playing 3-4x per week . Since then it’s been said to see this course change . They are barely any carts so just consider this course walking only as they never have tee time with carts . Then for some reason it’s takes months for any man made hazards to be moved . The greens have been trash for years but the fairways are decent . I think the tee box can be spotty but that’s a given Pat public courses as people don’t take care of them and then complain about how expensive a country club is but dogs public courses . Overall I loved this course def needs some toc to carts and greens but unplayable until

Carts come back