Stonemont at Stone Mountain Golf Course

A few bare spots on a couple of greens. Have not played here in 10 + years. Nice round of golf, a bit overpriced but that's everything now unfortunately

Play a classic Robert Trent Jones design with one of the top first holes in Georgia. Length, trees, and slanting fairways make this a challenging course. Course is in good condition.

I thought the course was in decent shape and well worth the money for the twilight price. I probably wouldn’t spend the money to play this course during peak times when it is more expensive. Someone needs to do something about people not fixing their ball marks on greens. Most of the greens (like 14 out of 18) are in pretty decent shape but there are unfixed ball marks all over every green. Other than that, really can’t complain and I’ll definitely be playing here in the future during the twilight hours.

Great Course, Stonemont is the better course for golf than Lakemont.

Solid layout, decent pace of play, the only issue was the beverage cart did not have any liquor. Previously, we were told that during 2021 and 2022 the beverage carts had liquor for the course; however, this changed and we could only purchase beer. It would be great to have liquor on the beverage cart after chunking an 8i after a great drive into an easy par 4.

Beautiful, but difficult course. Look forward to playing again soon.

Course plays long and undulated with not much room for error! Great layout and fun to play! Greens are mediocre at best with some mini sand traps on them (lol) ! Course in better shape than last year! Hope they keep working to make the condition great being a State Park with beautiful scenery!

The layout of the course was above average with scenic views of stone mtn that added to the enjoyment of the game. The staff were welcoming and accommodating, which contributed to a positive atmosphere throughout the day. The condition of the greens were well below average, which detracted from the overall experience and the price for poorly maintained the course felt was a bit much and that was on top of the $20 to park at stone mtn. Unlikely to play this course again.

Both courses at Stone Mountain are excellent and not crowded during the week. You will have to buy a daily parking pass (currently $20) or an annual pass (currently $40) so be sure to budget for that. I recommend the annual pass if you are local as there are multiple attractions at this park.

The course was not in good condition- not even close. The greens were slow and very bumpy. Granted it’s April and the course was wet, but it looked as if not one maintenance guy had touched the entire course in a long time.

A few friends and i booked a tee time here without any knowledge of the condition of the greens. They were sanded and punched. Nothing on the website said that. Range was closed. Can’t blame the course for winter conditions and rain but it drains terribly. The layout is just not fun. Made for a rough day of golf. I see why nobody was out there. On the bright side, the staff was very friendly. The other course is usually in better shape. Probably won’t be coming back to this side any time soon.

Played on perfect 68 F day at Stonemont

Course was a bit rough but given it was freezing a few weeks ago.. Can not be too critical but many divots on faiways

A feature of the course is the number of creek beds very close to fairways on the front nine..

Adds to difficulty.. The creek bed on 5th was literally 12 feet from the left edge of fairway which slopes left to right.

I had never been to stone mountain but the lake is gorgeous and will be back