Southland Golf & Country Club

Greens and fairways in good shape. I missed all the bunkers somehow so not sure how they were. Cart path rough in spots, but not horrible. Get out and play here!

This is a great track. I play from the tips and it’s about 6750, disregarding what the course length says. Hole 8 should be a par 5 (bring tee boxes up) or bring tee boxes down and keep it a par 4. No amenities or clubhouse drinks (no 19th hole). This is a challenging course and as a 11 handicap i plays to it every time. Only thing keeping this track from a 5 star is no bar/food in clubhouse and cart path needs work.

I'd love to leave an actual review, but I can't. I have a tee time, but no one is even here to get me started. Another gentleman and I are just sitting here waiting for someone to open up so that we can get out. I book this specific time because of other obligations.

Bring food as there is no go back around to the club house after starting. After the front 9 you'll drive up a little ways and be on tee box number 10 with the clubhouse no where in site. Great course just no off course amenities

Came back to play course again to see improvement progress. Course is coming along. Need to cut fairways a little more. Greens were in excellent condition. Will be back …

Played the blue tees, and it is a challenging course. I'm a 12 handicap and played to it. Course is getting dry in the fairways, but the greens are holding up. Cart paths could use some tlc.

Course is in great shape and one of the best deals in ATL.

Let’s get the bad stuff out of the way first. There are a few huge bare spots of red clay where there should be fairway grass, some tee boxes require a rubber mallet to pound your tee in, and much of the course is as hard as a Walmart parking lot. Fine. But it’s a really cool layout. There are some great hard holes (3 is a beast of a par 3, 6 is an uphill par 5, and 7 is a long, narrow par 4), great terrain changes, fun doglegs and blind shots (4, 11, 12, 18) and a few good chances at birdie. The greens are in great shape. And for $35 on a weekday, with a cart, what else do you need? Yes, hole 8 needs to be scrapped and redesigned. But take some cold drinks and enjoy one of the more creative layouts among all Atlanta public courses.

First time only because Mystery Valley wasn’t available. The front nine is very tight w a lot of blind dogleg shots. If you tend to hit drives right or left you will lose a lot of balls. The back nine is better. Would go back, the greens are decent, the sand traps need work

Horrible experience with the staff, don't play here. Not worth $45 tee time at all.