Stonemont at Stone Mountain Golf Course

Greens were all in terrible shape. They put lil sand pits in the green, not sand traps but pits in the middle of the greens. Yet there was no sand to repair divots per the caddys.

No place to have a cigar even though the caddies said there was as we started to sit outside on the patio at the clubhouse and the servers literally called us liars that no one would tell us that. Very overpriced for that condition of the course and then of course you pay another $20 just to get in the park. Won’t be going back

#11 green being repaired; overall greens were not fast! Course looked in great shape; I just like faster greens; enjoyed the round.

Everything was great: the weather, the course, the scenery, the conditions, the beverages....just didn't understand why i couldn't get a drive back to my car so I didn't have to carry my clubs back, especially on such a hot day. For a course of this stature, makes no sense and left a bad taste after a glorious day! Great commons burger definitely made up for the lack of service by the lads at checkin.

If you can’t score well, enjoy the ambiance of this gem

Course is in great shape as expected. Grounds crew does a great job maintaining the course. All the tree cutting of the last several years is a big improvement. Although changing all the time. Some staff have been there for years. They're all friendly and well trained.

On the negative side.

- Disappointment is still the greens. Inconsistent speed from green to green and some still need further work or replacement.

-Robert Trent Jones Sr. will be spinning in his grave if what a member told me about the 11th green is true. They plan to move the 11th green to a location before the creek. The new green will be smaller and flat. It looks temporary. The green has been a problem for years but to abandon the original design is disgraceful. If true I will skip the hole in the future.

- Getting into the park to play is still an issue. If you don't have an annual pass ($40) you have to pay ($20) entrance fee for the day. I think the pro shop offers a discount on merchandise to compensate.

We played a day after a big rain so the course was cart path only. Most tee boxes and fairways were in good shape. Greens need some work though. Over half had bare spots. Okay layout some tee boxes are right behind/beside the last green which can make things interesting at times

Tees, fairways and rough in amazing shape. Greens roll good speed with a few sandy spots in some of the greens. Bunkers are ok. Not raked that day. Good layout.

Been with my wife who’s from the area for 8 years and when we come down from Ohio to visit my in-laws I always wanted to bring my clubs and play here. Didn’t bring my clubs this time but decided to rent a set from the clubhouse and booked the first tee time and I’m very satisfied. Set me up with a great Taylor Made M5 M6 set and played solo in 2.5 hours at a beautiful course. Well worth the deal and am thinking of playing Lakemont course next time I’m back

Played yesterday and the GREENS were very good hole 10 saw some sand patches. Other than that course looks very good. Fairways look good maintenance people were out taking care of them. They never got in our way. Yes got a HOT DEAL for 27.00 love playing during week. I live 3miles from course so I have a season parking pass can’t wait to play either side again.

Aside from a sand patch on most of the greens, the course is in good shape. Caught a weekday, pre-noon "hot deal, " and got paired up with another golf now'er, which is never an issue when I'm getting a tee time for over 50% off. Finished the round in less than 4 hrs. Bev cart caught us at the turn. If the grounds crew could just get the green issue figured out, this would be a five star round.

It's a convenient course when you have a park pass. Tee times are more available on Stonemont opposed to the sister course and I

somehow always trick myself into playing this course when I have an option between the two. It always results in shooting +10 over my hdcp. Although neither course is easy.

I'd give the conditions a 5 but the greens have had an issue for some time now. On most of the greens, like 95% of the green is great but that 5% is just like a sand trap on the green. The front 9 is tight and somewhat unforgiving. Also, no matter what your eyes are telling you, the greens always break towards the mountain.

The club house/restaurant is beginning to become functional. It's nice to be able to grab a bite and drink by the lake again. I'll be back to stone mountain, but I'll be sticking to the Lakemont course for a bit.