The Trophy Club of Atlanta

I've played Trophy club quite a bit in the last year. The course is typically in nice shape with great greens. They are a little sandy right now from top dressing, but very playable. Staff is super friendly....

The course was challenging and well suited to my game of short but straight.
Play could have been faster, rangers in attendance but no movement of groups ahead.
I scored an 84 on the blind on some holes, but look forward to returning,knowing where shortcuts lie and what the risks are.

I have played this course 3 times this year and have yet to be disappointed. The pace of play was a bit slow on my last outing, but the course was pretty full and it was prime time. Its tough but still has wide open holes. A few you have to play smart, and others you can go for it (i.e. missed a 20ft eagle on 18). My only complaint isn't about the course, but rather the group playing behind me and my girlfriend (she's a 4 handicap). We were hit into twice during the round, the last time the ball actually just missed me on 10. I can understand its a blind tee shot, however the group watched us drive off the tee box. Outside of that, I thoroughly enjoy every outing I have at this course and will be making it one of my regulars.

We played early, so the pace was very good. Four hours from arrival to departure. This is a typical southern course. Lot's of and lot's of trees, very picturesque, and lot's of elevation change. It was in really good shape for this early in the season. The greens were hard, although it rained very hard yesterday, but very fair. They rolled very true and consistent from hole to hole. It's not long: I think it was 6,200 from tthe blues, but will provide you with a good challenge. Enjoy.

Fairways were in good shape given the wet winter, The greens were true and in good shape, but difficult to read at times with more slope than would be indicated by the rating. Also, the pin placements were difficult on the day we played. Very nice clubhouse. Concrete cartpaths could use a little attention.

Trophy is one of our favorites because of the location and the greens and the prices we normally get for twilight. Their Bermuda greens are normally in very good shape. Once the grass goes from dormant to green it will be really nice. Fairways are brown and tight now until about mid April usually.

Course is beautiful and plays nicely...never looked at a hole and thought it was going to kill me, but didn't think of any of them as easy either.

Poor care of facility, terrible sections of cart path which needs to be removed and paved. (Some cart path sections potentially dangerous with sections of cement block displaced in an angle, and pointing upwards.) Nowhere to clean your shoes on the course, except, next to the pro-shop; they need to remember that mud sticks to your shoes when you are playing on a wet course. I do not believe I will be back anytime soon. Many other courses to play with better management.

This course is almost always in great shape, greens are usually true and quick. The dormant Bermuda greens were dark brown and from afar looked like sand or dirt (but they weren't). Although not pretty they rolled true and some were quick - even after some recent rains.

The blues only play 6000, but there are plenty of hills to make it challenging and some tight landing areas. There is a good mix of blues and tips that play 6500, a good challenge.

I like the course because it isn't in the extreme suburbs, is usually accessible for tee times and stays in nice shape. A nice course for the money.

The course is well maintained and is laid out well for all types of players. Comment based upon length of course and tee placement.

The greens.were in winter mode but fast and in good shape. They rolled true. Fairways and rough were also in winter mode but still in good shape.

The course was in very good shape for this time of year, and the greens where in very fast and great condition.
Thanks TC of Atl for a great job!!!!

Played course in less than 3-hours, as it was late in the afternoon. Course is in great shape!

Not to long yet challenging fairways. Greens in great shape. Long bermunda on sides of fairways will swallow balls.

The course is in good shape. It is not an easy track by any means! You will be tested in all your game...Water, sand, tight fairways and challenging greens await you! We enjoyed it!

Beautiful parkland setting and elevation changes make this a fun course to play. The course is moderately challenging. A little local knowledge goes a long way as there are several holes where unseen hazards will affect club selection.
Of Interest: Each fairway entrance and exit is marked by two posts. Fairway center posts are also marked for front, middle or back pin location.

I have played Trophy Club - Atlanta several times, and I usually have an enjoyable experience. However, i was a little miffed that the Club did not inform Golf Now that the greesn were being maintained. We arrived at the tenth tee (started on ten) and the starter tells us that the greens are all top-dressed with sand. The greens were un-puttable. If I had seen the Aeration or Maintence symbol on the GolfNow page, I would have opted to play somewhere yesterday. To say the least, the guys in my party were not happy.

Trophy Club is a good course, with challenging holes for everyone. The course was well maintained and staff was friendly. Pace of play moved well and the layout of the course is good. I'd recommend this course for all golfers.

Great course to play and the greens were superb. The Staff were very helpfull and friendly especially the Starter and the rest of the Marshalls. Its our 2nd time playing here and I will definetly play there again. Many Thanks The Wilson Party

I played the entire year at this course. The conditioning was not very good beginning of the year but by the time fall came around, the greens were just fantastic. Great value for the course.