Stonemont at Stone Mountain Golf Course

I enjoyed my round at the Stone Mountain Stonemont Course. The greens were in pretty good shape; tricky sometimes. The fairways are without color as is expected this time of year, but aside from that, it was a great play. Not too many folks out, so I actually had a pretty good pace going. I would play it again anytimg.

Shot placement off the T is needed here at Stonemount.
If you can't work the ball off the T box you will need to just get to the dog leg and shoot again a shot that will position your ball for the approach. Very easy for a stray drive to cost you a stroke penalty being that the fairways are lined with Lateral water hazards(red stakes). Very narrow fairways and the greens are small as well.
This course is a great test of Golf. Play smart and your score will be fine. If you want to play a Trent Jones Sr course play this one and don't be a chicken and make the reservation. Very neat course layout with tall trees and some great views.

Nice view with challengeable course. Green condition was not a excellent one.

Signage to course could be better, course is interesting, first time play made it play more difficult than it might be as landing areas are not readily visible.

Challenging course, lots of trees and water on the front 9. Back nine mostly trees and a bit narrower than the front. Some interesting holes, which I would play differently the second time. Not many flat lies, lots of rolling hills. Fun day and would definitely play again. On a busy day I would expect play to be slow as there are lots of opportunities to lose balls in the trees and water.

Stonemont (not Lakemont) is one of the best "driving" golf courses you'll find in metro Atlanta, especially from the back tees. You have to be in complete control of your tee ball to score on this course. The course has been in existence since late 60s or early 70s so the trees left by the designer are big and mature. This means tree lined fairways - yup - tree lined fairways, and to me this is why you want to play here; Straight long par4 holes that require you to hit controllable drives that find the fairway!!! A great test of golf.

Now, if you don't find the fairway, for the most part, your ball will have to be played around trees in order to find the green, or you'll have to take your medicine and punch out. But if you find all 14 fairways, your job is not over - the greens are fast and pretty undulating. You have to be on your toes to get down in two if you're GIR, and good luck with birdies here, because scoring requires fantastic iron shots!

Overall, this course is one of my favorites!!!

Played Stonement and the course was in excellent shape. Good pace of play. Friendly staff and excellent pro shop. Had not played the course in about 5 years. My mistake. We will be back soon.

I really enjoy playing Stonemont. You always have to know where stone mountain is. It will effect the break on your putt.

Hilly, narrow fareways make driving a challenge, with many trees lining both sides of the fareways. The greens were difficult to read and very fast. Due to a very slow foursome ahead, play was extremely slow (waitying on every hole). Course management, by a marshal, was lacking

This was a really nice course for the price!! I've paid more on courses not quit as nice as this one!! This was a beautiful and well kept course. Very friendly staff. Two different courses: Stonemont and Lakemont. I played Stonemont, next time I'll play Lakemont which I know is just as nice!!

I like this course a lot more than the Lakemont course. You don't get right up on Stone Mountain for the views like you do on the Lakemont course. The day we played they had the club championship and they had the greens rolling super fast. I would say at least 11 on the stimp. Course was in great condition, staff was great. Fair prices. Only drawback was we got behind a group of asian men that played real slow and the round took an extra hour. I didn't care. It was such a nice day to be outside. We don't get many great weather golfing days like that here in Ga.

The course has several holes on the front that wander along the lake with great views of Stone Mountain and the Generals carved into the side of the mountain. the course offers reachable par 5's. Well placed shots on doglegs offer short approaches to greens. The greens have a lot of break usually the break is toward Stone Mountain even when it looks otherwise.

I usually play the Stonemont course and enjoy it greatly. However, I decided to try the Lakemont course and was extrememly disapointed. The greens are just unplayable. Worst greens I have experienced in Georgia.

One of the best courses around. It's always difficult because of length and it is very narrow. They keep it in good condition too.

We always have fun & are challenged playing either of the Stone Mountain courses (Stonemont or Lakemont). Keep up the great service

Challenging from any of the Men's tees. Good value, too.

Very nice for a public course. Was fairly relatively empty for a Sunday.

Very nice, very challenging course. The course is very long and very narrow. Tee shots must be long and straight. Every par four is at least 440 yds (with the exception of 1 or 2). Great course!

This time I booked Stonemont and was not told the course was closed even when I checked in. Eventually was told to go to Lakemont where I played behind a tournament. I quit after 13 holes because the pace was so slow. I did not expect this on a Thursday afternoon.

Went on a deal for a Friday afternoon play. At one point we had 6 groups on a tee at the same time. We called the Marshall at the clubhouse and he was snide and dismissive. Course was just in OK shape, with some greens unacceptable. There are other courses in the area for the money that are much better.