Country Club of Gwinnett

Range balls, cups and flag sticks need replacing. They are totally worn out . Roots and hard pan areas on course.

Everything was great except for no drinking water and the men's room was filthy.

Nice people but the course is below average. 5 hours is too long! They let a 6 some play in front of us. They did keep up with the slow play. Spend your money somewhere else. Not going back.

They tripped booked the tee times. 10:09, 10:10, 10:15. Slowest round and not worth the money.

My first time playing this course was great

Simply put there are better courses in the area the driving rage need lots of work. All Tee boxes are terrible. I paid for 18 but only played 9.

Great course. Friendly staff. My only wish was that someone had told me there was a school tournament same time as my tee time. I only got 12ish holes in, but overall nice course.

Staff was not pleasant. Wide open morning and made it seem like it was an inconvenience for me to move to an earlier tee time to not be paired up. Tee boxes were awful, greens had bad dead spots, lake was drained, and fairways were a mix of dead hard dirt patches and marshy mud. Do not play here

They are working on the course, better wait on till is all done. Conditions are very bad!

Bought tee time from Tee Off for 2 golfers. when we got to course we were told Country Club of Gwinnett did not use Tee Off for their tee times. After some tense discussion th Off courseey did allow us to play but it was a bad start to our golf day. Is Country Club of Gwinnett a Tee Off course?

The course was extremely dry and hard, probably because they had drained the lake and may not have watered it in awhile. Unfortunately, the dryness really affected the greens, which rolled well and were in good condition unless you had a downhill putt. Almost every downhill putt rolled out 10+ feet beyond the hole, no matter how soft you rolled it. The recommendation is to set your play date the day after a good rainfall.

I was pleasantly surprised. My son and I played on a Saturday afternoon. The course is undergoing some maintenance and so as of 2/22, the lake is dry. There are some other areas impacted but it didn’t degrade the experience. Will be interesting to see what it looks like once the lake is filled up and the course greens up. That said, the greens were pretty good and rolling very fast. The layout is a little odd in spots with some blind shots and forced layups. However, when I told the pro shop it was our first time there, they were nice enough to give us a yardage book. There are no monitors on the carts to tell you yardage, so make sure you bring a yardage device of some kind. Will definitely play again. Teed off at 12:40 and we’re done in 4 hrs. My only complaint was there was one group of 5 in front of us on the front 9 holding up multiple groups, but we just went around them and never waited after that.

I have to admit it’s been a number of years since I’ve played this course. It appears as though they are putting some money into the facilities and to the course itself. Only had a chance to play nine holes. Bunkers and traps typically tell the story of any public course and I have to say, that both were extremely well maintained and manicured. It shows where they’re taking this place.