Atlanta Evergreen Marriott Conference Resort

Stonemont is a decent pretty typical Atlanta area golf course. Overall the conditions weren’t terrible considering it is winter but the greens have definitely seen better days. Greens are super fuzzy and slow with more than a few areas of burn out and bumpy areas from unwanted grasses sprouting up in the bent grass greens. Overall it is a fun and challenging course that requires a variety of shots to score well, but at the end of the day I would have been very unhappy if I had paid full weekday rate or heaven forbid weekend morning price tag for worse conditions than some Municipal courses in the area. It’s usually worth it for the Hot Deal.

I will say this is the only course where I’ve seen a ball break uphill. Everything breaks toward the Mountian!

Fun course. Holes by water are best. Stone MTN cool place.

You can’t beat the views and the staff members are super friendly.

The Lakemont course at Stone Mountain is one of my favorite courses to play! The views are great and the course is in phenomenal shape! I play a lot of mud-grade courses and for the money, there is no better value!

I played during the Winter and the course was kept very good, although a lot of browns. The layouts are good, challenging, and fun. It's a mountainous course that gave a Floridian like me plenty of fun and challenge. The greens are not that good since they have some patches, are slow, and are inconsistent. Probably during regular seasons, the greens are better. The course could be expensive to play since you need to pay a $20 gate entry fee (in addition to the green fee) given that the course is inside Stone Mountain Park.

We had golfers going around us to play only to be backed up once they got to the next tee. South land needs a Marshall or someone to regulate pace of play.

Stonemont is a great traditional track that demands lots of different shots. Keep the ball in the grass or make big numbers. It’s a State Park so expect some novice players. Also , it needs to have 1000 trees removed but because it is a State Park that is difficult to make happen. Definitely walkable! The greens and fairways are in good shape, but expect some granite outcroppings outside the fairways and a few tree roots. Love this place.