Lakemont at Stone Mountain Golf Course

Got unlucky with pace of play. The group in front of our threesome was a very slow foursome. Over 3 hours to play just the front nine. Marshalls were nowhere to be seen. They should have realized this on the teebox of the first hole.

The greens on the front nine were shabby. They looked like work was being done to them, but had not fully grown in, as yet. Tough to score with these conditions.

The lakefront course was in decent shape and appeared to be better taken care of. THE PROBLEM IS THEY CHARGE YOU $10 TO PARK TO PLAY YORK ROUND. ADDITIONAL TO YOUR TEE TIME RATE. BOOOOOOOOOOO

GREAT LANDSCAPE VIEWS AROUND COURSE!!!
AWESOME TEE SHOTS.

Staffs are friendly specially the ones at the bag drop off area. Golf carts have rain gear for the golf bag. Clean and very organized pro shop. I had a marvelous time,
Why pay $10 park gate fee to get to the course?

Green are bad shape, fairways are great. Play Stonemont, its a better track. Only improvement in Lakemont is number nine.

Fun, challenging course. Beautiful views of the lake and the Mountain.

i will be back to play stonemont nxt time i go play

This course okay. If it were cheaper or weren't suffering the maintenance issues they have, I'd give it 3 stars. The course is on a great piece of land, and there are fantastic views of Stone Mountain all over the course. But those two the maintenance and cost really knock it down a star.

The staff are friendly and helpful enough. No complaints there. And while I know the course can play pretty slow at times, and the Stonemont Course can be even slower (there was a long line of carts at the first tee for that course every time I drove by it), pace of play wasn't an issue for my partner and me.

What was an issue was maintenance. There are several holes with some pretty serious flooding around the greens. This is even the case on some greens that were on high ground. Since it really hasn't rained here lately, it actually appears to be their own irrigation system causing the flooding, which is kind of mind-boggling to me. As a result of this, a few of the greens are cut almost at fairway length (presumably not to cause tracks on the greens). And even leaving aside those areas, there are several greens with dying areas or where they appear to be in the process of redoing the greens. Whatever the issue is, it definitely affects the round. Teeboxes are also kind of bare in places, but this isn't a major issue.

I also think the course is a poor layout. First of all, I've never seen a drive between the 9th and the 10th holes to rival this one. And that's just the worst of several long drives. This means that walking is basically an impossibility. That may not matter to a lot of people, but it does to me. Also, while short, the course is quite difficult. That's not a bad thing. But a 6400 yard course with 4 par 3s ranging from 195-220 is ridiculous, in my opinion. The only places where play was slow were the par 3's, because they're just too long and end up, from a pace of play standpoint, being short par 4's where you're forced to wait on the tee. I simply don't understand golf course architects that think that all or most par 3's should play 200+ yards from the back tees--especially when the back tees are as short as they are here, and the targets on those holes are so small and heavily guarded. Leaving that aside, the layout is unspectacular--not great but not bad.

I wouldn't go out of my way to dissuade someone from playing here. But I also don't think it's worth the money, and it's likely to be a very frustrating experience for a lot of novice golfers.

Greens are a bit slow and some were under repair, but the pricing certainly reflected that and the rest of the course is wonderful.

Course has a lot of different challenges that made for a great outing. Greens had been aerified but Golf Now and Stone Mountain notified of same on website. Fairways could use attention in places but overall in great shape considering the weather this summer. Would play again and would recommend to anyone. Will be back to play the Stonemount Course. Beautiful views and wildlife everywhere.

We had to play cart path only due to sod condition, so we followed the direction but all the other players drive into fairways that we had to passed some hassle players. One 1some player weared tee shirts and sloppy sandals! Course was nice shape, staffs were so friendly and casual, and some guests were nerdy supercasuals! It was hot Friday afternoon, a-ha.
I would like to advise the managements to be improved, more yardage guidance on splinker heads or GPS carts, a little more hazzards visible for first time players, thank you.

several of the greens are in pathetic condition. I don't like the fact that you can't take the golf cart to your car. They have a snack bar at the turn that serves great hamburger, but it is rarely open.

Awesome scenery and challenging holes. Perfect place to play anytime.

5 and half hour long round, Marshall's did nothing to keep the pace of play up, greens in horrible condition, green on hole 4 was one of the worst greens I have ever seen. I have played a lot of courses, from municipal to ultra private, and this course ranks in the bottom on overall. I strongly recommend not wasting your money or time. It also cost $10 just to drive into the area.

Greens n 4 of holes burnt up or has fungus. Course doesn't drain well. Wait til November and try again. Mm

A couple of the greens & fairways have some issues/obstacles. Generally pretty good

For the money, you cannot beat the Stone Mountain Golf Club. You will play surrounded by beautiful scenery, the facilities are excellent and the service is top-notch.

The greens are in HORRIBLE shape. I have played 30 rounds out there, but I will not be playing there again. They have gotten so horrendous that it is no longer fun. I would prefer to putt in my front yard.

Enjoyable course with challenges. Some greens need repair but overall good experience.

Nice course with great scenery around Stone Mountain.
The greens were rough, slow with some bare spots on several holes. Course does not drain well after rains. Some muddy areas in a few fairways. Good place to practice if you get a Hot Deal on Golf Now as 36 holes and usually not crowded in the afternoons during the week.