Providence Club

Had a 7:10 am tee time. Wanted to hit balls but pro shop didn’t open until 6:50 am.

This is one of the few courses not overwhelmed with players and the staff are very accommodating. Practice green has been ravaged by disease but the coarse greens are good with numbers 1and 12 a little rough. Fairways are very good and tees are OK. A good course that looks easy but can be tricky if not careful.

I read other reviews of this course before going out last Friday for the first time, and they were accurate. The fairways and greens have likely not been watered this season.

The fairways play like concrete and it was not uncommon to get a 10ft+ bounce off the drive. Tee boxes were hard as rock and almost impossible to drive a long tee into, it took me multiple attempts to tee a ball up. The greens were okay and the only thing it seems they water. But even those were incredibly patchy on some holes.

Lastly, the folks working in the pro shop were hardly friendly, especially given that I was up at 8am on a Friday to play their course. This course desperately needs some more investment. It is hardly worth the hot deal price and will likely end up like Pine Hills if more care isn't put into the course.

The greens were very uneven and had huge patches of bare ground.

Unsatisfied with greens being so terrible. I dont understand why they cant just list or tell people the greens are bad. Be honest for crying out loud. Price it cheaper and let your customers know. Then the choice is ours. If they call it "greens fees" then people shouldn't pay anything. Greens were bad and that's being nice. Now the rest of the course was nice. Its gonna be a long time for those greens to grow. Maybe see ya in a year or two providence

Overall course was in good to average condition. Greens were in average condition. Green fees was a good value.

Greens need to be replaced, they are not coming back. Rob

Pretty descent course overall, the greens however do need some serious repair. It is way out in the boonies so they should really get the greens in better shape to make it worth the drive from Atlanta...

The Providence Club is one of my favorite courses. The pace of play was great, they have a great snack bar to grab food before, during and after the round. The staff is friendly. The course is narrow on some holes and wide open on other holes. The greens were not in their best condition, I think the Georgia heat is tough on them. Overall, great course, I tend to shoot better on this course. I will always play The Providence Club.

This course is rough and needs some work. Had a tough time finding a place to play on Saturday with a friend in town. Decided to try it. Not worth $55 for Saturday morning. Tee boxes ground is hard as a rock, greens were rough. Fairways were ok. The grass overall needs a lot of water on this course. The cart paths needs some repaying. This is more like a $20 course, very comparable to Collins Hill golf course in Lawrenceville.

Bumpy, holes punched weeks ago. Bermuda greens should be great this time of year.

My son’s and I had a great time and my oldest nearly broke 80 for the first time. It wasn’t my fault he didn’t after he overshot final green after my recommendation. Only complaint were that front side greens were lost and in the worst shape we have seen for them. Please invest whatever needed to repair.