West Pines Golf Club

West Pines is conveniently located from Atlanta. I you’re planning to walk get ready for some big climbs. The greens could be a little quicker. Overall a fun course with friendly staff.

Terribly managed. They had 8 carts sitting on one hole. Absolute joke

I've played at West Pines some 7 years ago and I remember the greens being much better, may be because of the heat. I typically do not 3 putt but greens were inconsistent and not up to par for the price. Staff were friendly and like the chipping and putting area. When greens are bad it affects putting and chipping but it was good to get out.

I had played West Pines about 6 years ago and remember it was a nice course. Nothing has changed which is great. Tee Boxes were a bit too firm, but in good shape and so were fairways, bunkers, and especially greens.

My only knock is the driving range, Needs a renovation badly. And probably netting put up on the both sides but especially the right side to prevent balls from going into the 17th fairway. I was almost hit by a wayward range ball leaving the 17th tee box and the 17th fairway was just littered with balls which isn't a good look. Range balls also need a refurbish as well.

I've played this course many years ago and it is still a fair but challenging course. Good value for the money. Staff is very friendly. Amenities are good and what you would expect for a public course. The course itself has wide but hilly (and many are uphill) fairways - making it both forgiving and challenging at the same time. Only a few holes with water and bunkers are usually easy to avoid. Wind can be a factor as the course sits next to a freeway as well as much of it is located on the crest of a moderate hill line. Carts are updated with speakers and GPS/maps/distance info (from cart to hole). Course does offer a concessions cart but only a couple of water coolers throughout course. Food/drink from concession cart is affordably priced. The course is well groomed (cut) but much of the turf in the fairways is brown at this time of year due to heat/drought. Greens are well kept and watered. We played on a Monday, mid morning, and had delays on a few holes waiting for mowers to finish cutting. Marshall/starter does patrol the course periodically but was understanding about speed of play (numerous novices were playing ahead of us) and was patrolling more to see if everyone was OK and give pointers. This course has been around for a LONG time and is a good entry/mid level course to play. Easy to get tee times, even on short notice, and at reasonable rates. Four sets of tees available (red, white (jr/sr), blue (normal), and gold). Good course for all levels of play.

Absolutley love the course and as always a CHALLENGE. Second time ever playing here and the only thing I didnt like about it this time was being paired with two other indivisuals who were WAY better than my son and I. Dont get me wrong the two gentalmen were great guys and amazing golfers compaired to us however I booked the tee time for my son and me and didnt know or wasnt told of the other two gentalmen until our tee time. I feel 1 we slowed them down and 2 it made us play even worse than usual. Other than that great time.

Really enjoy everything about West Pines, beginning with the club house check-in personnel, practice area, the starter, pace of play, the layout and shape of the course.

One of these days I'm going to record a half decent round!

I like the course but it is not in good shape. Lots of new sod being put out. Greens have punch marks and sanded every Monday. Difficult to putt. Fairways are ok. Tee boxes are ok. Lots of workers running all over the course and somewhat distracting. Nice folks working there. The reviews that said course is in excellent condition are misleading. Average at best at the moment. They seem to be trying hard to get it up to par. Owned by City of Douglasville.