City Club Marietta

This is a great course until your ready to put then things get very BUMPY. If they can start now on the greens I feel the will be ready by summer. I really don't know what they're waiting for!!

The green were so bad I stopped trying to putt.. which wasn’t too hard for me. I played just to hit the greens. I’ve never seen greens that were that bad EVER!!

Played this course previously and liked it very much. Now its under huge Greens construction and there was no warning on golf now or by the staff when I arrived. Did the driving range instead because of it. Very inconsiderate by the course and staff for no mention of this. Wont be back even after construction is completed for this.

So unfortunately their greens are in really poor shape. The grass on them is very poor and although there was an advisory you couldn’t see what that was. I assumed that it was likely a frost advisory as I played earlier in the morning. That is sad as the course is normally okay with some challenging holes and some super easy holes.

Until they fix the greens, I would advise against playing there.

Whoever thought it was okay to let anyone play these greens should be in jail. About 75% of the greens are embarrassing. Maybe 20% of the grass is dead on average, and I'm being extremely generous. Unless you can park the ball within 5-7 feet of the hole, you are going to have to putt over dead spots. The few greens that didn't have dead spots to putt over were liking putting on the first cut.

As long as you don't have a putter in your hands, the course design offers a variety of different holes that will challenge you to either lay it up or go for it. It's a short course with doglegs that break early (one hole breaks almost 90 degrees), so if you are working on your fades and draws, this is a really fun course to play off the tees -- even from the blues.

Carts have gps and touchscreen device that allows you to view each hole.

I haven’t played here in over 5 years so thought I would give it a shot. The layout is a bit quirky but I always enjoyed it in the past. Unfortunately, it is not in good shape right now. Many greens have very little grass so putting was a total guess. The tee boxes and fairways were below average but playable. I’m not sure if the Marriott connected to it is responsible but it needs some TLC. Not worth $40 in its current condition.

I play this course every so often. It has a nice layout, friendly staff, etc.

I played yesterday, and the reviews I read are true. These greens SUCK!! Can't sugar coat it, it's bad. I still enjoyed my round, it was golf, go with the flow. But, to be charged full price for a round with those greens, is a stretch at best. They should only charge 50% of std greens fee, until they get there greens fixed.

Greens were blotchy spotty and lots of bare spots. Fairways were so, so.

I really like this course unfortunately this was again a very slow play because of the 4 in front of us not hitting balls and taking their sweet time... this is the 3rd time I play this course and every time had the same issue....

The greens at this course are horrible and steadily getting worse! Golfers need to be discounted for booking here. No green has a good putting surface due to patches of grass missing.

The greens on this course is deceased or the greens keeper doesn't know his job.

I have played Marietta City Club many times And have never seen them in the condition they were in today. The greens Are so bad they should consider closing the course. they absolutely should not be charging $45 to play the course. I am not sure what they are doing about it but there’s no course in the city with greens that deplorable.

Staff and course layout including pace of play excellent!!! How City Club has pretty much lost their greens to desease. From the look of things it will next spring before they return, greens keepers have a lot of work in front of them.

Marietta City Club (old Marietta Country Club, years ago) never has gotten the care needed to make it a "desired" place to play. Could be location?

The day I played the greens were very bad due to some kind of maintenance or grass disease problem, either way cup placement was very limited on each green.

It will be several months before I choose to spend my $$$ for a round of golf at Marietta City club.

It’s amazing to me that this course is still open and booking tee times. I was told they aeirated the greens 9 days ago but that’s not the problem. The greens are completely gone. Grass is gone and it’s sand/ dirt in 75/80% of the greens. Tee boxes are in bad shape as well.

The staff mentioned nothing at booking and check in.

I’d suggest not playing here until the greens are replaced.

IMO I should have demanded a refund but chose to move on and not bother.

Hope this helps.

I've played this course several times over the years. Lots of rain this year have made the greens very soft and slow. My ball actually plugged on 3 of them. Pace of play could use a lot of improvement, add an extra 5 minutes between tee times and this would solve that issue. One other thing to be wary of, the hole locations are close. Keep your head on a swivel, I dodges (literally) three balls last round.

All in all, it is worth the price. Solid course. Decent challenge. Overall well kept but gets a lot of play and the rain just took its tole this year on their greens.

This is a wonderful place to play golf, staff friendly and a great course layout with wonderful views of Marietta.

I am sure the management already knows about the greens.

If you can get by the damaged greens you can have a great day.

This course currently needs a warning the greens are not playable until they get them back. It's currently not worth the price. I've played this course when it was in better shape and enjoyed it. Be prepared for slow weekend rounds. The amount of blind shots and short par 4s lead to very slow pace, and I didn't see any marshals speeding up slow groups.

Past rounds here have generally found course conditions to be above average. However, the greens today were in terrible condition. There was an aeration alert posted, but that was not the issue. Approximately 40% of almost every green was just sand because there was just no grass. We were playing on a Hot Deal so we did not pay a premium for Sunday play, but walkups were paying about $45. Way too much given the condition of the greens.