Southland Golf & Country Club

the greens and fairway were in good condition considering the recent rains. 1/2 of the tee boxes were in good shape. The other have were not in good shape. The bunkers were in bad shape. need to make them grass bunkers if they are not going to be kept up. Pace of play was good. Worth $30-$40 during the week. Not more that $50 for prime time on the weekend

It is a very good course but needs a maintenance for the cart path. The only restroom outside the club house is located at the end of the 9th hole but was filthy with toilet papers all wet and with no water to wash hands.

The layout of this course is super fun, some memorable par 3’s. The fairways were in okay condition, my biggest complaint is the cart path and the trees surrounding the course could definitely use a bit of a trim. The greens were in EXCELLENT condition, probably some of the best greens in the area right now. I would most definitely return if I want a chill 18 holes, but do be warned bring all your essentials/snacks/food yourself as they don’t have a turn at 9.

Course is in great shape except the bunkers and possibly the best in the Stone Mountain area

Greens were great. They were fast, however the tee boxes could use some work.

Good course with some challenging holes. Greens are in great shape. Some of the tee box need improvement.

It’s been quite a long time since I’ve played this course and I don’t know why I haven’t been back here. I really like the layout with just about every hole feeling like you’re the only one on the course. The greens were soft due to the previous couple days of rain but fairly consistent. The fairways were in good condition though some of the tee boxes needed help.

I will be back again sooner than later.

Booked a Saturday afternoon tee time for 3pm. Arrived at the course on time and checked in. Upon paying, I was told they closed at 6:30 and carts had to be returned by then. I was walking out when I heard that and thought I misheard, as sundown is after 7:30 pm now with daylight saving time. There was no marshal out there watching the pace of play, and it was a bit of a slog. On the 15th hole, waiting to take my approach shot when I see a marshal driving towards us going the opposite direction. It was about 6:10 pm He hollers to the group in front of us and me that the course closes in 20 minutes and we need to start heading back to the clubhouse. As he drove by, I commented that the sun doesn't go down for over an hour, and he told me that 6:30 pm is their closing time for the summer. He drove past heading backwards, I guess to tell other golfers behind me. 15 minutes later, he comes back, rounding everyone up, telling us to leave and return our carts. Sundown is only going to get later as the summer arrives, and this closing time is ridiculous as the tee times after 2:30 pm are full price with no warning of the closing time. You will likely not get to finish your round. If only they had been this diligent in managing the pace of play, maybe I could have finished in 3.5 hours.

I showed up on January 7th with a client I booked on golf now. When the I got to the course after an hour drive, the manager said you can’t play, we are covering the greens mid day. I never got a call to tell me the course was closed and they never reimbursed me. Never playing here again. Plus they don’t even show up on GHIN

First time playing this course and the course itself is fantastic. Fairways were in great condition and the greens read true.

My issues were with the clubhouse and the members on the course. The clubhouse is very basic considering the course and the neighborhood. The offer chips, water, and powerade; pick up several and bring your own food as the turn is not at the clubhouse and nothing is offered on the course. It wouldn't be bad if we had known this ahead of time.

They have a small practice area but were out of practice balls as they had not picked them up from the day before. The practice green is in rough shape however the greens on the course were excellent.

We had a foursome behind us that were members and kept hitting into us as we had to wait for the group in front of us.

I will play this course again as the holes themselves are worth the negatives.

Great value compared to others. No water on course. No cart person with refreshments. Sandra's are dirt and weed bunkers. All other is fine. Despite all this it's a good value for the money and would play again.

The only positive thing I have to say about Southland is that the greens were in surprisingly good condition, but this being said, they were incredibly inconsistent.

The staff was incredibly unprofessional: cart guy had no care in the world when washing other carts and absolutely hosed me without a single care in the world. Grounds crew came bombing through the back 9 from their facilities while I was teeing off over them. And the guy in the proshop charged me an additional $15 for a single cart even though there was no one to pair me with (the course was empty on a Wednesday).

Facilities were incredibly run down. There was nothing in the pro shop, no food or water available anywhere on the course, bathrooms at the turn might as well be burned down, etc. The driving range is despicable: doesn’t allow for use of woods, have to use mats, and the balls they give you are balls they found in woods/hazards and half of mine had been hit by the lawn mower.

Course conditions are incredibly run down. Most of the bunkers are now grown over with turf grass, and the few bunkers that do exist are basically hard packed clay. The crew clearly hadn’t mowed in a few days, and the tees are as hard as a rock.

Greens were soft and good. Fairways were pretty good. Driving Range has a lot of room for improvement. Overall it was a fun day on a descent and challenging course.

The cart people were spraying the cart as soon as it was returned, praying our phones and everything even when we asked them to stop. Wouldn’t give us their name and told us to go away.