Atlanta Evergreen Marriott Conference Resort

Played both courses and enjoyed both but I like Lakemont course a little better. Great scenery

Found a good deal time and booked. Had played the Lake Course before but not this one. Good layout - narrow, tight fairways on front 9. Back 9 opens up more.

Course was in good shape - greens especially. Would come back in the future

Good course, challenging layout - needs some work - lots of hard pan on the edges

I know we have had a lot of rain but the course is in rather sloppy conditions - get that ground crew out there!!

I was very impressed with the Lakemount course even on a very windy day. The greens were ok but it's early in the season. The pace was slow but the overall the layout is challenging and great golf overall.

Greens were a bit ruff! No pun. That’s a necessary expectation this time of the year. I’ve never really had a bad experience at this course. Very friendly and accommodating.

We,’ve had crap weather this winter so the course was soggy as can be but actually more playable than a lot of other courses around. Its a fun course where you don’t just bomb a driver off every tee. Tee shots require some thought and I like that. Beautiful holes along side and over the lake Make for a great setting.

Greens are Horrible I play all around Georgia and it has several Courses with greens in great great shape and with lower rates We Loved the Layout it’s a shame they don’t maintain those courses I haven’t been there in about 3years and nothing’s changed much

The course was very challenging. Each hole was interesting. But the greens are in terrible shape. Need work. Fix the greens and the course would be excellent.

Money to hi no towel chip car

No GPS. I don't want to play a gain

Had another super round on Stone Mountains’s Lake Mont course. Wonderful layout with awesome views of Stone Mountain.

This used be my favorite course but now all greens are terrible They are all bumpy by lack of maintenance. Bunkers with no sands

Very nice course. Just needs improvement in pace of play when the weather is good.

Lakemont is one of two courses at Stone Mountain, and easily my preferred courses here. Quick note that you will have to pay $15 admission fee to get into the park, that is not included in your greens fees, or waived for golfers.

The front 9 is gorgeous, with most of the holes located right on the lake, while the back 9 takes you away from the lake. The first hole is a challenging par 5 with a tee shot over water, then the rest of the hole hugs the waterfront.

The second hole is a long, downhill par 3 and then you're off and running. It is a challenging course, with tight fairways and some long carries, but an enjoyable course with a variety of different holes. You'll definitely use every club in your bag. There are some long grip and rip holes, and some more strategic holes - 11 comes to mind as a fun risk/reward hole.

I usually recommend players play up a tee, as it is far more enjoyable, and at Lakemont this is especially true. It's a long course, and with narrow fairways, sacrificing distance to keep tee shots in play often leads to a daunting approach shot if you are playing too far back.

Pay attention to the day's pin location as the greens are big (replaced fairly recently too) and some have multiple levels leading to some challenging finishes if you're not careful.

I've never shot particularly well here, but it's definitely one of my favorites in the Atlanta area.

Conditions and pace of play were both fine when we went, and the price was certainly fair for a Saturday morning tee-time, and deals can be had if you look for them. We also left a camera in one of the carts, and they were able to track it down and hold it for us until we could make it back out that way to pick it up.

Stone Mountain Golf's social media team is also great, engaging with customers and running giveaways and promotions.

You’ll find the course in great shape. Always enjoy Stonemont. Staff is extremely friendly. They are proud of the concessions. Guest you’d call it convenience fee. . My daughter and I had a great time.

Course was softer than previous, so not quite as much roll on tee shots and approach shots. Greens remain very fast, especially on downhill putts.

Excellent throughout, but the park entrance fee for parking of $20 is ridiculous. For golfer, like Lake Lanier, they should make an arrangement where the golfers should not have to pay the $20 entrance fee.