Lake Spivey Golf Club

course in good condition greens are excellent little slow but good.

They’re currently growing the greens out so it’s almost worse than if they just punched them. Nothing like having a 4 day putt you need to treat like a 15 footer. The fairways were faster than the greens cause they are all dead and dry. Tee boxes were mostly dirt and uneven. Driving range was most likely the worst I’ve ever seen and couldn’t find a patch of grass anywhere.

This course has seen better days and is overpriced for the poor condition it’s in.

It also took an hour to play the first 3 holes and finished just under 5 hours for the round. We sat on the first tee box for 20 minutes and they had a starter.

Only come here if you have all day.

It was a fun course, with great greens, and needs the details to be great. From the so-so fairway conditions, poor scheduling with the tee times and having a bit of hold up to rushing, and not having any food options beyond the overpriced box snacks it created a feeling of poor value for a $60 round. I'll be back for another but hope conditions improve and the offerings get better.

Played this course at 7:30am (first tee time) for about $42. Not worth it. Greens are so slow they are almost not worth putting on. Most the fairways hadn’t been mowed in a week or so. A few bunkers were decent, but most were just dirt. Tee boxes were decent.

On the positive side- the clubhouse is pretty nice and would be a great spot to grab lunch after the round.

Course is in way better condition than a year ago. They are letting the greens thicken, which is tough to putt on but will be in great shape once the old dead patches fill in. The fairways are slowly coming back to life. Brand new carts, look forward to playing again. 40$ for 18 holes on a weekday is fair.

Course was beginning to look like the Spivey of old…very nice. Greens are immaculate almost on all 18 holes. Time to put this course back on regular play 😎

If they invested the time, energy, and money into this course, it would be as nice as it was in the early 2000s. But they don't. The greens are generally patchy and, when we played, uncleared and uncut. The tee boxes have little to no grass. Just the bare minimum.

But the course layout is fun and approachable for all types. The facilities are good and in my opinion one of the best public courses on the south side of Atlanta. But that's a low threshold.

i dont play on weekends and i rember why now. good to play with my son.

The greens are fixed and roll well/ the entire course is back to playable shape/ only thing that sucks is the restaurant is still closed has been for months, so if you want a hotdog at the turn oh well.