Fox Creek Golf Club

A nice course you can in and out in less than 3 hours, the condition of green is good.

Have played this course a number of times, especially when introducing someone to the game. Fun, easy, straight forward course. Good quick round usually. If the course isn't too busy you can knock this round out in 2 hours. Easy and pleasant to walk too. They have a great practice facility as well, love the putting green. It's huge, you don't feel cramped up when there is a few people there. There are many parallel fairways, so you do need to pay attention. A lot of hackers play there because of the easy play but at times you can feel like a target. The course is usually in pretty good shape, and the greens are well done. The tee boxes are usually the only spots that are a bit rough.

I always enjoy playing at Fox Creek. Reasonable green fees; this course really helps me work on my low irons and low hybrids. The course is pretty well maintained and the greens are always in great shape. Great course to play and work on improving your game.

Great for a quick round. Nice scenery. Staff is friendly. Nice bang for your buck course.

This is a great executive course. The greens are well maintained and really challenging. Personally, I think that Legacy next door has tougher greens, but Fox Creek forces you to use more than just your 9 iron and PW every hole. Fox Creek has a great combination of holes that really challenge every iron in your bag and your putter. I highly recommend this course for anyone that is looking to up their iron game/short game and putting. I really enjoyed playing on the course and would definitely rate is as one of my favorite courses in the Atlanta area so far. Will definitely be returning...OFTEN!!!

This course is short; there's only one par 5 and I hit gap wedge into it on my second shot if that gives you any idea. It's mostly made up of par 3s and short par 4s. You barely need to hit driver here; most of the time you could get away with hitting a 3 wood or hybrid and be under a hundred yards from the green. If you're accurate with your driver though, you can drive a few of the par 4s.

The greens were in pretty good shape (some on the back were not great), and the fairways were decent for the most part. Teeboxes were hard as asphalt tho, and a few in the shade were dying.

Staff was nice, but I have a pet peeve about them: they won't hesitate to stick your group with more people. The starter loves foursomes at this course and will arrange you to be in one if he can.

The layout is fun for a short course and I had a great time out there. If you can play it for $25 or less, go for it. If the price is more than that, you might want to look elsewhere for more value

This executive course is fun with groups of new golfers. It has some tricky shots. But most are short iron shots that make learning fun for begginers.

This is a very short course. You almost don't need a cart if you use one. There are way too many par 3's and only one par 5. The holes and tees are sitting right on top of one another so if you are not an accurate hitter, you will hit into or on top of players on other holes and/or tees. I would definitely not pay their full price to play. I paid $18.00 to play and that's about as much as I would pay. Thank you golfnow.com. Otherwise, it's a pretty course and the greens and fairways are in excellent shape.

The facilities and course are starting to show their age and, consequently, the value for the money is less than average. I would conditionally recommend the course to a friend. It's a good track for working on your game; it's just too short to really challenge.