Highland Walk at Victoria Bryant

One of the best courses I've played in awhile! The staff was very very nice and courteous to me and my buddy while we were checking in. Gave us directions to make sure we didn't get lost. We were 7 minutes late turning in our cart but the lady asked us how our game was and did not even worry about us being late. They were more curious about our first time experience. Tee boxes were great and fairways were good too. Greens were absolutely perfect condition except for the players that didn't fix their divots. Absolutely stunning rolling hills and wildlife everywhere which made it that much better!!! I would suggest this course to anyone that is in the area!

I am a senior golfer and have played this golf course all summer long. It is has a lot of hills and has been a challenge to play. It has everything you want in a golf course. The tee boxes are in great shape, the greens and sand traps too. Water and bathrooms on the course. The refreshments in the club house are limited.

Great staff, very enjoyable and pretty darn tough course. Uphill,downhill,carry shots,it has it all.

I liked that alot of holes were different and unique

The course is a great mountain course. Judging distances is challenging with the elevation changes and adds to the experience. As with the other Georgia state parks, it is well kept. The only complaint is the 2 men in front were playing multiple balls and taking 10 minutes on the tee box with no concern for those behind. Over 2.5 hours to play the front 9. They went to the clubhouse at the turn and we passed and finished the back 9 in 1.5 hours. If you choose to use the course as a practice range at least be aware of others and allow them to play thru IMHO. Otherwise I enjoy the course.

Heat index was 107 by hole 9. The course was quiet and pace of play was fine. Greens were in great shape.

The staff does a great job keeping the course in excellent condition. I've played here dozens of times and never had a bad experience. Along with Arrowhead Pointe and Hard Labor, Highland Walk gives us three quality state park courses in the area.

Overall I had a good time. We finally got by the group holding us up at the turn and were having an enjoyable round. Then out of the blue as we were finishing up on the green so guy drives past us ran to the next tee box and started hitting multiple tee shots. This went on for the remaining holes. This guy hitting balls until he hit one he liked. With the price I of the round . The carts cutting off in the middle of the fairway demanding we stay out of the woods and having to reverse 70-80 yards off a fairway. And the guy just jumping us with no marshal insight, is why I can’t really like the course as much as I could have. And trust me I really wanted to lay into the guy that jumped us but it’s not worth it, with my temper.

Literally, the only gripe that I could have about this course was that there is leaves on the greens, not that there were any other issues with the greens. So that's that.

Course has been taken over by certain people that plays entirely too slow and will not let anyone play through. Normally can play a round around 3 to 31/2 hrs. Today it took 41/2 hours. Frustrated is an understatement.

Great course value. Be warned: very hilly. It exhausted my playing partner (82) in moderate heat.