Atlanta Evergreen Marriott Conference Resort

The course layout is very challenging. There are some very tight fairways and greens. The course was in bad shape with many of the fairways and some greens unplayable. The fairways were covered in washed out grass, mud, and some of the greens had big dead sandy patches. It was very disappointing for the money we paid.

This place used to be soo beautiful and nice but over the last few years has slowly declined. You walk in the proshop and it smells like methane gase. Played Friday 4/18 and was appalled. Just absolutely disgusting. Fairways and tee boxes in rough rough shape. The greens are full of weeds and dead grass. A couple have soo much dead grass right in the middle that you would think it was a sand trap. What happened to this place? Its just atrocious. Make the drive to a better club because this one has just been neglected.

The course is playable, however it provides poor value if you consider price, parking and poor conditions. Amenities are in good shape and staff is friendly. There are much better courses at that price point.

Course had a nice layout but needed work on the grasses on fairways and greens. At the cost expected a higher quality of course.

Not very playable. Fairways had no grass and trenches and hard pan was everywhere due to water run off. Greens were in horrible condition with damage to many. Great views of Stone Mountain and the course layout seems like it was once nice with the right investment. Needs some attention particularly with the rates being charged for peak times.

We played the front nine of Lakemont. The views are amazing with outstanding lake and Stone Mountain views. The Pro shop staff, valets and starter are friendly and professional. The fairway conditions are the poorest I have seen of the last five local courses I have played this year. Another significant complaint was the men’s locker/ restroom. Housekeeping was poor! The course restrooms were intolerable. Nowhere close to what you would expect with what the green fees were.

lots of bare spaces on the fairways and around the greens. disappointing.

The green fees is overrated. The course was in such a bad condition that event my local worst course could have been better to play. There were sanded areas on greens on 12 or 18 greens. Bumpy. the fairways were in terrible condition and the t-boxes were just moon surface.

Maintenance was so terrible that i would never play here.

This course for over 100$ is highway robbery. It’s honestly impressive how poorly this course is taken care of. You would think you survived the Walking Dead and this was 10 years post apocalypse. Greens are very inconsistent and the fairway is riddled with holes rocks and dirt. 0/10

The condition of this course is not good. They want $138 for a tee time on the weekends? It's a ripoff.

At $120 or more per round on the weekends this course is now extremely overpriced. The company that took over management of the course last year is gouging their customers.

NO WATER, NO CART GIRLS, HORRIBLE GREENS, BACHELOR PARTIES WITH 9 PEOPLE TRYING TO PLAY HOLES. ABSURD AND NOT EVER PLAYING THERE AGAIN

The price they’re charging for this course is mind blowing! They’ve completely left this course to die. No part of this course is in even average condition. The carts are 5 years past their pull date and that’s coming from the starters mouth. We had to wait 35 minutes past our tee time for them to get a cart that had enough battery for us to take out. And they’re charging over $110 plus a $20 park entry fee!? It’s an absolute scam and should be illegal doing what they’re doing. I’ve played this course a lot over the past 10 years and it’s by far the worst it’s been. Somehow the price is the most it’s been too… make it make sense

I try to play twice a month. Below It only gives you a choice below for you answer, only once a month.

The corse fairway on all the holes were wide open and less chance of losing your ball in wooded areas that sometimes interfere with the tee off.

There were certain parts of the green where it was not completely even or flat because it was messed up your putt and make it jump to where the imaginary line that you eyed and make you miss the hole.

I'm there to have fun and not be a stick of mud and act like a professional going by all the rules, if I see an area such as this i will drop the ball where it ends. and make putt so it doesn't count against me. Other than that, it was a great experience.

There is one other thing that I've never seen on a golf course which is a good thing, I believe it was the 12th hole, the ball bounced off a retaining wall and landed in marsh pit. When i approached the area i noticed right away that there was a sign that warned you about snakes being in there, therefore I backed from the hole and took a drop on the other side to complete the hole.

I have always wanted to play here. The course conditions were in great shape except for a few greens that were not completely flat whether it was near the hole or a few feet sway from the fringe. There were little patches and bareness of the green as you putt the ball, it jumps up just enough to where it does follow the imaginary line you set up and it misses the hole.

This is not the first course I have seen this and.

'm not sure how to fix this but this canmake you score count against you and I'll drop the ball pass the area and putt the ball in. I dont care if that is not right I'm there to have fun not to be a stick in the mud and putt it where it lies and miss the hole.

I remember when this was originally managed by the Stone Mountain Memorial Association and it was very nice. Now it is farmed out to contractors with the Southern Golf Company under contract.

Stonemont is in decent shape. Lakemont is NOT. They should not charge $50 much less $75 for this.

Sand directly on the greens where it is dead. The erosion is IMMENSE everywhere. I really cannot believe they are operating this in this manner.