Stonemont at Stone Mountain Golf Course

Course is in a wonderful condition. Great service from the bag drop and all the way to the bev cart. Course is in a great condition. Will play again.

For the $25.99 per golfer tee time price this course was great! The course was really wet but most are after all the rain but other than that the course was a blast to play and in really good condition. Must play!!!

The Stonemont course was in awesome shape. The greens were aerated, but the overall course was fine. The staff was very accommodating.

You can easily be rewarded or penalized by your shot selection on this course. Play it forward and enjoy! Play it back and every hazard comes into play. Course fairways soggy right now but when it dries out should be in pristine condition.

The front 9 is pretty much up & back split by trees. The back 9 added some character with elevated tee boxes & some water that comes into play. The greens require quite a bit of attention as they are quite beat up! Overall compared to other RTJ courses I was a little let down.

Very scenic course that winds its way around Stone Mountain. Lots of wildlife and things to look at. They get a lot of play so the tee boxes were pretty beat up and a lot of divots in the fairway. The greens were in really bad shape (although this is not a unique occurrence this summer around Atlanta with all the rain). I used to pay twice as much to play here (i believe when the Marriott managed it) so the value has gotten better - but it has certainly opened it up to a lot more play and slower rounds.

The greens need serious attention. The course other than the greens are maintained. We were nearly pounding the ball on the greens to get it to roll. Birdies are few and far.

Played Stonemont and the course was in pretty decent shape. The greens rolled true and the fairways were in good shape. The ranger was out and checking in on groups. I played on a threatening weather day so the course was not crowded. Some holes are tight and others are open. Not too hard in my mind, but made you think about some shots. 9th hole is a circus hole but all other holes played well.

I don't know how a course on a mountain could be such a swamp.

First time playing the Stonemont course in many years. The course is in good shape ; although damp in many areas, very playable. The real drawing feature of this course is to play a course designed by a master architect. Classic risk-reward shots that set up RTJ's philosophy of hard par, easy bogey. Practice up and head out to Stonemont.

The pro shop is nicely stocked. Carts have coolers with ice for you beverages. Staff is very friendly. Only negative and this is NOT about the course is that it is located in a state park and they make you pay for park admission just to enter to play golf. This is totally unfair to have to pay $10 to enter the park to play on a privately owned "Marriott" course. This is NOT a knock on Marriott, but on the STATE Park. SHAME ON YOU!!!!!!!!!!!

the course had a great layout. scenery was great but the condition of the green was close to horrible. could not read the green what so ever. besides the green needing some attention, everything else was good.

Stonemont is an exceptionally designed golf course in its best condition in years. The rough has been mowed a little more closely to make the course more playable, and by design or act of God some trees have been removed. This course previously exceeded my capabilities, but with the new maintenance and changes it is a challenging but fair course

Course- fairways and rough were in great. Greens were very slow for and will have problems latter this summer. Tee boxes were very bad condition. $49 bucks we paid was great for 7:30 AM Saturday. Going rate is too much.

The management of this course must not realize how negative slow play is to the enjoyment of the round and how many more people would be interested in playing if they would keep groups moving at a reasonable pace (~4 hours). I have played these courses a number of times and the rangers seem to be uninterested in groups that are playing at a 5 hour + pace.
I played this round with a late afternoon tee time (3:00) and we had rain during much of the morning and early afternoon (seemed to keep a lot of people away). The first 12 holes went great....... then we caught up to 3 groups (with no one in front of them). The last 6 holes took 2 hours!! The ranger drove by a couple times and did nothing.
Stone Mountain has 2 nice golf courses, but pace of play is a serious problem. There are lots of golfing alternatives. Courses that keep people moving may lose a couple slow players but will more than make up for the extra rounds that 90% of their players will come back and play.

Stonemont is tougher than newer sister course Lakemont, so you likely get the better players---who play faster. Course was in very good shape due to much rain this Spring. Course COULD use a bit more variety with par fours (400 yards, slightly uphill, very light rough, tree-lined; and need more par fives)...for next upgrade. Greens don't putt true, but they're OK. Staff was pleasant and helpful.

We played on a Friday . . . The tee sheet was filled. The started decided it was best to move our tee time back 20 minutes because the group paired with would be slow. The pace was slow anyway since we were paired with an older couple.

The layout of the Stonemont course is superb and challenging. It is good test of a golfer skills. The par 4s are long except for the 269 yards par 4 #2. The par 5s are reachable depending on a well placed tee shots. The greens are large but make sure you hit the right level or you might be looking at a 3 putt.

Even though is was raining when I played the sand in the traps was still soft.

The course plays longer than the stated distance because of the hills and valleys. But the setting is gorgeous. There are beautiful lakes and streams, blind shots, doglegs right and left. You will love playing this course.

Had a great time. Only compliant is that my friend and I were paired with an elderly couple that could not keep up with our playing pace. Our round turned into a 5 hour round.