Stonemont at Stone Mountain Golf Course

The tee boxes, fairways, and greens were in great conditions. The greens were in excellent condition and very true.

Beautiful piece of property with nice layout with the exception of #9 which is a goofy downhill 90 degree dogleg left. You cannot see ball land from tee which is very out of character from the rest of the course. For $30 with cart at twilight it was well worth the effort to play!

This course is located inside a national park which has a fee to enter. On top of that the green fees are much too expensive for the quality of golf the course offers. Definitely would not recommend this course to anyone.

I enjoy Stonemont overall. Part of it is military golf - left, right, left as some of the holes run parallel to each other on the front nine while the back nine is more diverse and scenic. The greens are generally small, but good although a few have bad sections that really need to be replaced. Tee boxes are OK and fairways are good. There is great variation in elevation and righ-to-left and left-to-right holes. Multiple tee boxes give you options to match your skill level.

We played early Monday morning before it got too busy. I was very impressed with the overall condition of the course. The fairways had just been cut and there was a lot of mulch, only a few greens had damage...other than that it was great. Thanks!

So ridiculous you have to pay $15 just to enter the park to get to the course. They should have some arrangement for people just golfing

The weather was perfect !! paces of rounding was so good. I want to play several times this year. Thank you.

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