Stonemont at Stone Mountain Golf Course

From the moment we arrived on property, I knew we were in for a treat! Being from Florida, there are typical "Florida" layouts and I knew this was nothing of the sort. With rolling hills and breathtaking views, the course provides unlimited photo opportunities with Stone Mountain in the background. The layout has "Augusta" like features that are found throughout Jones' designs.

Everything seems to break towards the mountain and being unfamiliar with the course, I found myself in some precarious spots. I'd love another crack at this course now that I've played it and have a feel for club selections.

The pace of play was fantastic early in the morning and everyone was extremely friendly. We'll most certainly be back on our next trip to Stone Mountain Park.

We played the Stonemont course the week after the Masters on our way back to Atlanta. We liked the design and layout of the course, and there was a good mix of interesting and challenging holes. However, the course condition was below expectations and in need of some urgent attention in places. On the positive side, the proshop was well stocked with quality merchandise and we received a friendly welcome.

Stonemont has a fantastic layout with great views. The tee boxes are not nice and I'm from New England so I usually don't see the best tee boxes. The fairways were very good. The greens were the worst that I have ever come across in my life. When we complained, they said that they were just punched and hadn't come back. Not the case, they looked like they had been vandalized. If you can golf for free then it is worth it. If not, I would suggest staying on Lakemont.

The course was in good condition. The greens were a fair. They were covered in vegetation, but some of it was a low growing weed that still provided a smooth surface.

the greens were shaggy and slow, everything was very expensive. course turns to mud very fast!

First time playing this course. Great layout and nice greens. Remember all puts are breaking towards the mountain.

Greens were punched and in rough shape. As the weather gets better the course will come along nicely

Great course. Had a little bit of rough spots on the greens but for the price you can not beat it.

There is no doubt that Stonemont has a breathtaking view of Stone Mountain across a picturesque lake, but the course itself is rather tedious. The first problem was the pace at 5 hours and 15 minutes to complete 18. The staff was incredibly friendly including starter with a great pro shop. Once on the course, it is crowded and moves slowly. Much of the first nine are back and forth next to one another with little interest. The greens have a lot of movement and are a real test of putting. The on-course bathroom was locked so it would appear the only close bathroom was at the driving range on the turn. The final straw that would keep me from returning is the $15.00 charge to get into Stone Mountain. On top of the green fee makes this a poor value for total cost vs pace of play and conditions.

There is an additional charge of $15 for parking fee need to pay.

The club staff in office was not friendly and not will to assist for solving the problem.

I will never go back and play in there.

I've been playing this course for a long time. Stonemont has always been very challenging and deserving of the 134 slope rating.

I recommend this course to golfers who want a awesome challenge with beautiful scenery.

I always find the staff to be very accommodating. From the club house, restaurant, rangers, starters, the snack cart / you'll love it. Great range as well. I actually bought an annual pass and buy hot deals as often as possible.

My three sons and I enjoyed playing the Stonemont course the day before Thanksgiving and the course was in excellent condition. It was a great place for group pictures as well with the autumn colors and Stone Mountain in the background.

Thanks,

Doug

From the time you step out of your car you will be mind blown. You can immediately see stone mountain next to the lake. The putting green is right next to the lake and mountain. The clubhouse is spectacular with bushes outside of the clubhouse saying stone mountain. The staff was friendly and dining on the lake is a good idea. The day I played here it was like 40 degrees with wind chill. It is quite a long haul to the driving range and first tee. The driving range is pretty short.( considering the guy next to me was putting on top of the people on 9). One is a long par 4 with a small ungelated fairway. 3 is a good hole par 5. The 5 th is good with an absoutley crazy green. 8th is a short uphill par 3. 9 is a crazy downhill par 4 with side hill lies. 10 is a par three with water on left. 12 is a short par 4 with a tree in the middle of the fairway. 14 was a fun hole I liked 16 with a great view of the mountain and I loved the par 5 18th hole just stay left right is death. I shot 37 on the back so I was preatty happy with 45 degree weather. Overall this is a nice course.

Pleasantly surprised by the course conditions. Stonemont has always been a layout I love very challenging but the condition in recent times left me with no desire to play it. The course is in great shape right now

Stonemount is a great course... Challenging, greens kept in really good shape, excellent friendly staff, and always presents a good challenge. Practice facilities are very nice as well and clubhouse has a great view of Stone Mountain... Pace of play is sometimes slow but it is a great value.. I would definitely recommend playing this course.