Atlanta Evergreen Marriott Conference Resort

Piece of crap course that over charges and has zero amenities. All the greens suck. Practice facility sucks. Horrible course that’s just a major rip off. Should close and never reopen again

SO disappointed in Stone Mountain golf course. Both stonemont and lakemont greens are atrocious. Most of what is green is mold and weeds. Dozens to 100s of ball marks on every green, large sand patches, incredibly I consistent with some being like shag carpet and others being more dirt and mold than grass.

They should be charging 1/2 the current fees for their “better” course (lakemont) and the management company desperately needs to redo these greens. Run down public courses in metro atlanta, some a few miles away, make this course look sad. Won’t go back, recommend no one does.

I've been waiting to play this course because I wanted to make sure that my swing would be good enough for the cost of the round. Now a 13-handicapper, I decided to take the plunge.

The course layout and design were challenging but not difficult, with the focus being on course management. I started the round with a driver for two holes and quickly realized that I would need to be mindful off the tee to give me a good approach shot.

The greens...let's call them summer greens in Georgia. I've played enough rounds to know that during the summer the greens are tougher to maintiain due to the heat. That was the case here. Not enough where I didn't enjoy the round but enough to where I want to play it again in the Fall or Spring to give it a fair assessment.

Overall 7/10. Would play again (especially now that have an annual park pass for Stone Mountain. To visit the course its an additional $20 per visit unless you buy the annual pass for $40 bucks. Then unlimited visits.

Been a long time since I last played here(well over 5 yrs). Always a challenging layout but very scenic course on Lakemont and staff was friendly. But that’s where the positives end. $20 parking fee should not exist and back then it used to be comped. Also guy at gate would not take our $20 bill because it had a tear in it. Greens and fairways not really taken care of. Greens were actually a mess. No cart person on a full hot Saturday.

Close the course and fix the greens

They are near unplayable

Playes Stone Mount at Stone Mountain. Everything was great except some of the greens. It seems that the course got hit with a lot of rain and water killed the greens.

Great design/lay out - but very poor conditions of greens and tees.

The entire course seems like it has taken a beating. Been much better than this. For the price seems like you could do much better.

After being told to tee off, we hit THRU the 2 some in front of us, never knew they were there and starter was oblivious. For some reason the group in front of us, my group and the group behind us they sent all off as 2-somes, with a slow 4 some holding us all up. Greens were absolutely terrible, diseased, crabgrass, weeds, I was dumbfounded as this place used to always be great. Won't go back and I'd stay away from this track, almost unplayable.

I was excited to play on this course when traveling to the Atlanta area. After arriving the staff was very friendly, but the greens were some of the worst greens I’ve ever played on. No ball markets were ever fixed, there was black tar or hardened old f dirt it looked like on some of them instead of grass. There were also some patches with sand only that I had to putt through. This course was not worth the $98 that I paid. I wouldn’t pay more than $30 to play here again

Decent course. Staff was excellent, friendly and very helpful. They do have a driving range and chipping green but you have to get your balls at the clubhouse. The greens were un-manicured. For the price I feel like improvements could be made to make them better.

Lakemont has the views and the layout to be a great course. It once was.

Starting from the tees, they are wildly inconsistant, as is much of the course. Some are perfectly passable or good, but some are just awful. There is a mix of everything in between.

Greens are the same as the tees. Though I can't think of more than a few that I would say are perfectly passable. The majority are rough, with lots of unusable space and some where the horrible spots are smack in the middle.

Fairways/rough are nice and the bunkers for the most part have sand. There seem to be a few that are pretty barren. I personally did not feel like I got a bad break due to conditions between the tee and green.

I won't comment on staff unless someone was exceptionally rude or helpful. I have been here three times in three weeks and have seen mostly different faces.

Pace of play is fine. There can be some jams but even then it moves well. Played a Friday 3:45 round in 4 hours, which for most Atlanta area public courses is not awful. Have been a few times the past month and it has been pretty much the same each time.

I think we have been around 47 or something for the round. Apparently Stonemont is 37ish? Stonemont under 40 is a great play as of this past week. I would not play Lakemont again in this current state for over $40 on a weekday afternoon.

As always a pretty and peaceful course. And fair value for what you get and versus other public courses around ATL.

Not overly crowded.

Pro shop guys were friendly.

Some of the greens were a little rough - in terms of jenky patches of grass and a few with slick parches. Same review for a few of the tee boxes. Fairways were good.

I have played both Stone Mountain courses for years and have seen them go from great to bad and back to good conditions. Currently the greens are in terrible condition. The fairways are ok but not as good as in the past.

The only reason I will play them now are the hot deals.

Fantastic layout/design, very poor conditions of tees and greens

The overall layout and scenic view surrounding the mountain was really nice. The fairways were in good condition but several tee boxes needed some attention. The most upsetting part of the entire course were the greens. They were awful and in really bad condition. They were very rough, some had weeds growing out of the grounds while others had huge black circles in the middle of the greens. For this to be an RTJ course, I expected a lot more.

Also, keep in mind if you want to play there, you’ll have to pay an additional $20 for a day pass to get into Stone Mountain Park (or you can pay $40 for the annual pass).