The Frog at the Georgian

The course was good, it started raining going to the back 9 but we enjoyed it will be going back to play again

This can be a nice course! Layout is great. Unfortunately I do not understand how they can charge what they do for a course that is in such bad condition. Does anyone even work on the course? Lower the price if you can’t take better care of the course. The greens are atrocious. I didn’t see a staff member or a beverage cart come by at all on a Sunday.

Always love this course, some of the greens had some rough spots but other than that it was perfect.

The pace of play and the condition of the greens were really the only disappointing aspects of the course. I understand there is new management in place and that they are working to address these issues, which is encouraging. It's just unfortunate because this course was in such great shape a few years ago. I really hope they can bring it back to the standard it once had, because it has the potential to be a fantastic place to play.

The greens still haven't recovered.

Tee boxes need attention.

Bunkers still need sand.

I love this course because it challenging, well-maintained and fun to play. Greens had many ball marks. This course would be a “10” if it had Bermuda Greens.

Bad condition then somebody hit my parked truck and ran.

I have been trying to get out to this course for a while. Unfortunately once I finally made it out there I was extremely disappointed with the overall condition of the course. The price of this course does not match the quality. The highlights were the staff they were friendly and helpful but could not offset the poor playing conditions.

Definitely not the time to be playing at the frog… Greens are in Poor shape and that is being generous. Pace of play was brutal even for a weekend….. don’t expect to spend six hours playing around regardless of the day

Good on ownership to be working on the cart paths., . Some were so bad that hitting the joints would dislodge spare balls and my cell phone from the cart tray. But my god, not one green rolled true yesterday. Some have more rot than sod. And those that were decent ended up being irrigated just as we approached. What is with that??! While others were so wet and soft that approach shot fully plugged with zero roll out. For $90 at a publicly accessible course everyone, anyone deserves better play.

I walked 18 holes on Labor day, and the course layout is very fun and walkable. However I had to educate my playing partners on why the greens were in bad shape, and it has nothing to do with management.

The Frog is one of the rare courses in GA that still uses Bentgrass greens, and Bentgrass does not do well in heat, and Georgia has been getting cooked the last month. Courses like Heron Bay spend $$$$ switching out their bentgrass for Bermuda to counter this problem, but I don't fault The Frog for not dropping that $.

Bentgrass rolls so pure, and it also holds up very well in the winter. But July - September in GA just expect to see the greens beat up. It's nature, not nurture at this point. Know what you are getting into.

The staff was great, the course layout is fun, and as beat up as the greens were they still rolled relatively well.

Such a awesome layout and nice workers but the condition is terrible. I am not a review guy but I feel obligated to keep fellow golfers up to date. Greens are toast. NO greens means no course. They need to pay a top of the line greens keeper or just how about someone who knows what they are doing......It is a Fazio course for gods sake.....This use to be the premier course in West Ga. I would call and ask about the greens before going......

How do you charge $83 to play a course that has obvious neglect? The Frog really is going down hill and fast. The pictures will show just a few things wrong(and there were more). I have played other courses, like woodland hills, for cheaper and the conditions were better. I spread the word about this place. If you can lower the price then fix the course. Outrageous price.

Disappointed is the word of the day. The Frog has gone downhill over the years and is showing the neglect on the course. The greens are terrible to the point I rather played on aerated greens. The rough is great in it needs to be punishing but not when all the grass clippings are sitting on top(you are going to loose balls needlessly). In the middle of the summer(90+ degree weather) and there is standing water in fairways and the greens shows the effort of trying to keep everything alive at the expense diseased greens. We took pictures and video and sent it out to fellow golfers because we didn’t want any spy the same price and have a similar experience. If you are not going to take care of the course, lower the price. I have played other courses close by, charging the same/similar rate and in higher conditions.

I used to play here quite often but quit coming when they went through the bankruptcy and stopped taking care of the course. I’d read reviews indicating that the course was making a comeback, but unfortunately that didn’t seem to be the case yesterday. There were still numerous untended if not altogether abandoned bunkers, lots of unmowed rough, and many of the greens were just absolutely awful. I will say that the staff remains super friendly. But the fact remains that this course used to be great and now is simply another rip-off. If you can’t get a deep discount, I wouldn’t bother.

I try to play here 3 to 4 times a month, but I have to say that the course was in bad shape. Most of the roughs looked like they hadn’t been mowed in two or three weeks. Fairways were long as well. Maintenance would water greens while our balls were on the green. The grass was high around the tee boxes. Visible tire tracks on the greens and multiple spots on the green where maintenance had their mower deck too low. Looks like they have lost their greens on several holes where there was no grass.