Atlanta Evergreen Marriott Conference Resort

Great staff to start. Prices are reasonable for food and drink

$100 plus park entrance makes it pricey to be a regular.

Tees fairways and greens in good shape. Greens rolled true.

The only problems come from players who don’t fix ball marks on the greens and don’t rake the traps.

I’ll be back.

I have played the Lakemont Course at Stone Mountain many times and it is a great track with great views and good layout...but $90-$100 is WAY overpriced for how the conditions were. Lots of patchy parts, hard/dirt areas and not great tee boxes. $100 in metro ATL is top tier public tracks. This needs to be in way better shape to be that price.

THE GREENS DEFINITELY NEED SOME WORK. IT'S LIKE WALKING ON CARPET.

This course really has a nice lay out with some solid distance from the right tees. I played on a Wednesday afternoon and it was EMPTY. I finished in 3 hours. Definitely not a very "Open" course lay out. Some tee shots are very tight, but overall it's a fun track. Greens are not rolling very well. Slow and grainy. Maybe they'll cut that bent grass as the season goes. on?

This was my second time actually the last time I played had to be about 10 years ago everything was in great condition except for the first green and we are kinda spoiled when it comes to Greens we play Ashton Hills a lot and there Greens or the best we play on throughout Ga and we play a lot of different courses . We will be back sooner and we told a couple of or golf buddies about the conditions and we know this isn’t your fault everyone has a problem with paying 20 dollars to get in then have to pay 60-80 dollars to pay it’s a shame that the park does that to golfer they should have a tee list from the pro shop to let the personnel know whose playing golf and more people would come out to play and then you could pay to keep both of the courses in top shape but after all that it was spectacular

Course was nice. Greens were a little sandy. Fairways were well maintained.

Great layout but course conditions do not support the price paid. Also, along with paying a premium fee to play, I had to pay $20 to get into the park. You would think there would be an exemption for golfers. Unfortunately I think this is "smoke and mirrors" not disclosing the permit fee upfront. If I had not prepaid I would have made a U-Turn exit out of there. Never again for me. Plenty of other nicer places to play for less $ without getting hoodwinked.

I moved to the area over 3 years ago.....when I first got here I found Lakemont and fell in love with it. The layout was great and the conditions were solid. I have played it many times but haven't played it in the last 6-7 months and I figured it was time to give it another shot. WOW, have things gone downhill. The condition of the course is worse than a bad muni track. Greens are terrible, areas around the greens are left uncut. We were one of the first tee times off that day and we saw ONE guy mowing and that wasn't until later in our round.

The last time I played the course I was able to play with a few members and they said that everything has been nickel and dimed since Marriott got their hands on the place. I am a member at Cherokee Run, recently played The Chimneys and Reunion and have seen the shape those courses are in......there is NO WAY Lakemont should look the way it does. We are deep enough into the spring that things should be absolutely solid. Extremely frustrated with this experience and the fact that I spent money to play the course but also embarrassed that I brought a good friend of mine to play the course only to see it is nothing like it has been in the past.

Better courses for same value every where else. Greens were not good. Needs attention everywhere. Too bad, it used to be good.

Great layout with majestic views of Stone Mountain.