Cherokee Run Golf Club

Lots of dry spots and slow painted greens with inconsistent speed. Normally excellent condition and fast greens. Would not recommend playing in winter especially if you have to drive 40 miles from Atlanta area.

The fairways and greens were well maintained and

really good condition.

My sons and I have started playing courses all around Atlanta, but CR was abit of a trip from North Cobb. However, it was more than worth it. It is an Arnold Palmer designed course build on top of granite similar to Stone Mtn. It is a beautiful course and very challenging. The greens look like postage stamps at times, but the greens were in incredible condition. Probably the best greens I played this year. We struggled on the front 9 but we found our groove on the back nine and had a great time. We WILL be going back.

Great course great layout would love to see some trees cut and get the back tee for 8 back in play. The greens are outstanding they have speed and roll smooth.

Course is always a good challenge. One of the best in the Atlanta area

The price is very reasonable and the kitchen does a great hot dog.

This is always a must play on your play list and worth any drive amount to get there.

It never disappoints.

Course was in good condition. I got paired up with three other guys. It was a great group to play with . Good fun for all. The greens were fast and true. I would play this course again.

I really enjoyed the course. It was very well maintained and the level of challenge was about a 4 out of 5. I booked thru Golf Now and made a partial payment for the booking. My receipt said that I would owe $66.50 upon arrival, but was charged $70. It's just $3.50, but I expect honest practices and either Golf Now or Cherokee Run are pinching off a little more than they should. This made my overall experience at the course not as satisfying as it should have been.

Comfy Carts w/gps. Traps need attention. Course was dry and grass struggling to stay gree due to no rain.

Greens were really good.

Cherokee Run is one of the most challenging layouts in Northeast Georgia. The course was known for its beautiful fast greens and premium on shot making. In its past glory, conditioning was typically good to very good. Cherokee Run is now a shell of its former self. The Greens, while well maintained, are slow. Overall coarse condition is at best poor and boarding on unplayable. This layout is too difficult for a golfer to contend with bare fairways, ungroomed bunkers some filled with weeds, and rough that has been grown too long between mowing. Overall, the course is simply shabby akin to pasture turned golf course. Recent years have been some of the financially best times for golf courses since the early 2000s. It is unclear why Cherokee Run has been allowed to rot.

The course is in great condition! Some of the Tee Boxes need a little TLC, but greens/fairways are wonderful. A couple of traps are just hard packed dirt so you have to treat them as such and not really sand bunkers.

Greens are fast but true.

I have played here about 5-6 times. This is one of the best public layouts in GA and is a great test of golf.

Conditions however, have declined the last few times I have played. Bunkers were in the worst condition I have ever seen with more rocks than sand in most hazards. You could also seen the lining in a few of them. Fairways were very dry with brown patches throughout the course. Some of the blue tee boxes were really poor, especially hole 2. Greens were in great shape which was surprising given everything else.

Amenities are always good with nice carts, a good clubhouse but didn’t come across a beverage cart during my 18 holes in peak August heat.

Would not pay the normal $70 for 18 holes as it is not worth that but will play for $32 again whenever there is a hot deal.