Stonemont at Stone Mountain Golf Course

Awesome time course in great condition beautiful and challenging.

Greens in bad shape, very slow, lots of dead spots, no one fixes divots. Fairways and tee boxes in ok shape. Played liked a 25-30 dollar course, paid 90 when you include parking fee, way overpriced for the quality compared to places like echelon, Chicopee Woods, even Bobby Jones.

Layout wise - Course too penal for my tastes, lots of 400+ yard par 4s uphill, blues play more like 7000 with lots of forced carries and hazards. If you typically play 6600ish yards, would move up to the whites. I am a robert Trent Jones fan but there are a few holes where the geography just does not suit a golf course (hole 1, 9)

Good service - Marshall kept up pace of play and saw the cart girl 3 times.

Classic old school layout on the Stonemont, course was in great shape, 2 greens where kind of iffy, but they are working on them, nothing to worry about. No pin sheet, all flags were Red, no front, middle, back so adds a little more difficulty, something they should most definitely address. I'll be back, since i bought the season pass $40 for park entrance.

Great time was had by all, never crowded in the afternoon

It would be helpful to have fairways marked for distance other than 150 marked!!

Staff was excellent! Course has some rough spots particularly on greens but looks like someone purposely damaged them. I don't believe it's because they don't care!

Where to begin? We played Lakemont side. First you have to pay $20 to park at a golf course. Driving range was complimentary which was a plus except they have matted tee boxes. It was almost 100 degrees and we saw the cart girl on #2 and that was it. The entire place seemed understaffed for a Sunday that they also had a tournament going on the Stonemont side. They have a snack trailer at the turn and it was closed when we made the turn. Green fee was $75. The tee boxes on every par three were in disrepair. The greens were the worst part of the entire experience. While they appear to be in good shape they were mowed way too high and putts rolled like putting on a shag carpet. Sand traps were not in great shape and one I landed in didn't have a rake. In summary, there are way better courses for $95(parking included).

When we went up to tee off we were told we would have a third playing with us. We were not asked. The two groups of two in front of us were asked and said no to having a third (was told this by the third have way into the round) we believe this happened because of our gender. It wouldn’t have been bad if the guy hadn’t gave advice on almost every shot. He also wanted to debate the new golf rules that came out ( leaving the stick in, dropping from knee high) this did not help keep our pace of play.

Since we play together a lot and not against each other, but against ourselves to be told 18 times that we should play against each other was not only rude but redundantly rude.

Did like the pace of play put of the regulars on the course.

Was able to play on a hot deal for $22. Pulling into the course the clubhouse gives feel of a very nice and high end course. Unfortunately the course does not match. The greens are atrocious. Many dead spots and very bumpy. Doesn’t look like much upkeep is done on the course. Even though it was busy we did play in under 4 hours. Would not play again.

The greens were recently punched. The young men in front of us were poor players but good sports, even bought our group a round of drinks as an apology for the poor play. You can not go wrong playing either side of StoneMountain.

Give the greens a couple more weeks, bumpy from aeration

Greens are horrible, it's not an aeration healing problem it's the greens are horrible. Great track and shame to see it suffer from such horrible greens.

On a positive note food is good and restaurant staff are top notch.

They need to do something drastic for the Stonemont greens, like blow them up and start over

Over all the course was well put together with a beautiful landscape. I would very much like to return and play with dry conditions. Not really a huge drainage problem going on but preventative maintenance should definitely be a topic of discussion.