Royal Lakes Golf & Country Club

This was once my go to course. The fairways are the worst I've played on this year, and I play twice a week. Greens look just as bad. Maintenance guys started watering a green we were playing on, couldn’t wait until we were through?

Maybe this course will be better in the fall.

Played Fathers Day weekend. The fairways and greens are in perfect shape and the pace of play was GREAT! Our tee time was at 12:10 and we finished our round in 3hrs 48min. Because temps were in the mid-90’s, many people must have teed off early in the morning. I would definitely recommend adding this course to your playing rotation

I agree with some of the comments about hardpan areas in the fairways but they are manageable. A lot of water so the name is appropriate. I enjoyed the course but the pace of play was unbearable for a Thursday. However everyone was friendly.

Greens are very slow and course is in average condition. Before booking my round, I called the course and they indicated excellent playing conditions which i disagree with. Some weeds were growing in the fairways and bunkers were not in good shape. Average course conditions at best currently

The was my first time playing this course and enjoyed it. The only negatives were the range wasn’t open and fairways need a little more grass. But overall really enjoyed this course. Staff was super friendly and nice layout of a course. Not knowing the layout cost me a couple of times but a learning experience. Greens are in good shape. Definitely be back.

I enjoy Royal Lakes but maybe it's just too early. Fairways and tee boxes pretty short on grass. Greens were in good shape but extremely slow. Understand they had some green problems and maybe letting them grow out an heal but SO hard to get the ball to the hole...all day.

The cheapest tee time around here but for good reason. It’s not an awful course by any means. Layout is decent, fairways in good shape but it ends just about there. Most of the tee boxes are just sand, finding a place to tee off if you prefer grass is a challenge. The greens were the most disappointing part. To be fair, the weather hasn’t been great but these are inexcusable. Most public courses make the best out of the weather and the greens are at least putt-able. We had to pretty much make everything an auto-2 putt because these were up there with the worst I’ve seen. Sandy, long, like putting on a fairway. All in all, it’s playable for the price and I’d like to see the tee boxes and greens get better as spring comes around. People are great there which is nice.

I play at Royal Lakes a few times a year and it is always a fun course to play. Considering the time of year the course was in pretty good condition. There were some areas that were muddy but I'm always happy for good enough weather to play in March. I will get out there again the next time I have a free day to play.

I played using Hot Deals and the price was fine. Had I paid the regular price of $60 I would consider that highway robbery.

It’s winter conditions so tee boxes and fairways are not great to begin with and 50% of the greens had some type of disease where they were not puttable

Without quality greens it really is not good golf. There were times I moved the ball 8-10 feet just so I could putt. That is not $60+ golf. I would never recommend playing above $45 max.

Course was in decent shape for it still being February in North Georgia. It was wet in a few areas from recent rain. The greens could definitely use some work as they were very spotty and bumpy. Only downside of the day was the group of five in front of us that took 45 minutes to play 2 holes. They finally allowed us to play ahead at hole 4. Great day on the course though overall to start off the season. Staff was awesome as always!