The Trophy Club of Atlanta

Fairways in good shape. Greens rolled true but had just been sanded so a little slow. A few tee boxes were under repair but most were good. Considering no rain for two weeks the course was in pretty good shape. Good value for money. Enjoyed playing this afternoon. Only bunched up a little on 17 and 18.

Members told us it was sold. So I'm sure they're not going to sink money. Into anything.

Even $54 pp is too much.

Pace was relative to holiday.

Decided 9 was enough.

Range is down this weekend.

This review is irrelevant since it will be gone this fall.

Range was closed. Because the ball picker was broken. Most of the tee boxes had no grass, greens were inconsistent. Fairways were cut really low, so the ball was running. No one out on the course with beverages, food etc

For $80 the course conditions felt like a $35 course.

Some of the Tee boxes were almost dirt& no grass. Some of the greens had bad dirt spots on them. Driving Range was closed.

Played here after couple of years and the lack of sand in the bunkers, spotty and bumpy greens were disappointing. Received an email hours before the round that the driving range ball picker was broken hence the range was closed for the day. The course has a good layout and requires you to plan your shots.

Wish the course gets up to par conditions sooner.

Showed up for our 710 tee time at 650 and clubhouse closed. The cart guy said he didn’t have a key and couldn’t help us as he only had one cart key for the group in front of us. The clubhouse guy shows up at 720 and is bothered by the fact we are there. No apology for being late - like it was our fault. I will never play the course again and would not recommend to others.

Drove two hours to play course, disappointed how bad of shape it was. Fairways were rough and some of the greens we’re damaged.

Pace of play was terrible. I wanted to try this course because it was on the cheaper side, but was disappointed. Played Hampton in Cumming, GA a few weeks earlier and had a total different experience. Will not come here again, but would rather drive an extra 30 minutes to play Hampton.

Greens were in good shape but Tee boxes were terrible. Also, many bunkers still had standing water even after three days of dry weather. I would not play here if I didn't get a deal.

The property has been sold for a housing development and they are no longer taking care of the course. Dirt tee boxes and no grass in the greens.

Great layout but tee boxes are in poor shape and many areas of the course are in need of some turf help. Dry and hard and fast in many areas. Greens rolled well overall and that makes up for some other inefficiencies. Hoping that as the Spring season evolves, the course owners improve conditions. This track has so much potential and I’ll play again in a month to see what progress has been made, by Mother Nature and by staff!

These people sucked. I arrived on time for my round. I was told I had to start on the back 9, which these people seem to always want to do. I do not want to start on the back 9 and see no reason for it. Then they told me it was cartpath only. The course was dry, without casual or standing water. It hadn’t rained in days. There was no reason for cartpath only. Then the individual with whom I was paired and I were ready to tee off, but a third person arrived. The starter told me and the first companion we now had to occupy one golf cart. I was further told if I didn’t like it I had to go to the pro shop to talk to the pro to discuss it. They weren’t going to let us go out with one person each on three carts. I did not sign up for this I did not pay for this. I was there, paid my dues, and was ready to play in my own cart. Suddenly I had to pair up with somebody else. The person who just arrived, after I was already there, did not have to pair up with anyone. The starter was inflexible and was not understanding. These people suck and I do not recommend this course at all.