Royal Lakes Golf & Country Club

When i first drove by this course and saw the hole that had an island green i knew then this was a place that i had to play and i would recommend playing this course to any one who was looking for above average course

Course was in great shape, greens were a little slower than we had been used to playing so it took several holes to get the pace right..

Royal Lakes has many interesting holes that demand good decisions and accurate shots. The greens were not as fast as I have seen them in the past, but were in good condition and uniform.

Royal Lakes has an interesting mix of holes that challenge you to make good decisions and accurate shots. The course was in good condition and the greens were in good shape although not as fast as they have played at other times.

Play it 2 or 3 times a month the greens a pretty good a little rough around the edge. Nice club house . There are a few holes that will challange your skill level but that is what makes it a fun course.

Good challenge from just about every tee level. Considering the time of year, course conditions were just fine. A number of holes on both sides provide chances for birdies as well as other less desirable scores!

A "Hot Deal" from Golf Now makes it a worthwhile golf experience.

Challenging layout with lots of water and uneven lies due to the hilly terrain. While the course is visually appealing, it can also be intimidating at times, so be sure to play appropriate tees for your ability. Fairways in generally good to excellent condition, but I was a little disappointed in the shape of the greens and tee boxes overall. Many tee boxes seemed a bit uneven and needed to be cut. Greens still had some damage from summer heat and humidity, but generally putted okay with moderate speed.

As usual, Royal Lakes provides an interesting challenge without being "tricked" up. As with virtually all public daily fee courses, the greens are marred by far too many unrepaired ball marks, unfilled fairway divots and bunkers with footprints. While there may be no good solution to these problems of golf etiquette, it does detract from the experience if one wants to play it as it lays.

The putting greens were sanded about 2 weeks before I played so they were just OK. The course was in good shape for fall.

Played here on a Saturday at noon, course played really nice , greens were well maintained and played a bit fast for my liking. The staff was great as well, and the price was pretty good to.

Plenty of golf course, but a fair challenge. Always a pleasure to play!

This course is a really fun round. There has never been a wait in the 4 times that I have played there. There is some construction on a few of the greenside bunkers. The greens are in good shape.

Course was in great shape from tee box to green. There were a few sand bunkers that needed some new fresh sand. Only complaint was we never saw the beverage cart the whole round.

There were zero ball washers on the course.

I enjoyed the course very much. The fairways and greens were in good condition. The greens were a little slow. They had been sanded recently but were true and smooth. The other players have been repairing their ball marks which you don't see that often.

First time playing this course, and we had a blast. Could compete with many courses that charge twice the price. Definitely a good value for the money!

Greens were ok but all courses in ga has heat issue but can't complain great course

Course is always in excellent condition. Nice clubhouse and dinning room. Their signature hole #11 is a fun par 5 with an island green. When you play ask to speak to Bob he is a super nice guy.

Royal Lakes is a challenging and fun layout. The course has several holes with water in play and / or significant elevation change that I always find entertaining, especially when I'm lucky enough to start and finish with the same ball. The whole private club mentality (ie- don't drive carts in the parking lot, attendants that swarm for tips at the end of a round, etc) is difficult for me to swallow but that's my problem, not theirs. If I'm looking to play and I can find a good deal on a tee time, I'm happy to play at Royal Lakes.