Chateau Elan Winery & Resort

Course was in overall bad shape and very crowded after I had asked and the person I dealt with said it was wide open. Not, gate was open and apparently people were coming in and playing free. No little shack any longer open with an attendant any longer so no bathroom and no snacks or drinks. used to be nice when they had an attendant! Not now!

One of the best courses in the Atlanta area. Always in great shape. Good mix of challenging and moderate holes.

Need rangers to improve pace of play.

No military discount unless active duty. When I was on active duty, I was not around to play.

What can you really complain about being $25 to play nine holes on a part three course. The grains are in pretty rough condition but again considering it’s $25 it’s kind of what you would expect, but with the name that Château Allan has for their other courses. I would expect it to be a little bit better taken care of. Staff is friendly as always love going to château and playing just wish they would pay a little more attention to the executive course I would be willing to pay a little bit more for better well maintained course.

Greens just went through aeration and roughs have quite a bit of hard pan with plenty of rocks and roots.

Hopefully, there will be improvement with the warmer months ominh up and better maintenance.

This Golf Course is beautiful but there are people destroying the golf course, picking up balls at the range so they can save $9 and some playing the par 3 with buckets of range balls without even paying to play, there’s even a guy who comes everyday in a black lexus with texas plates and one employees (young skinny black guy) comes over to hand him a bunch of free range balls while a bunch of other people go and fill their buckets for free while paying customers wait not to hit them…

Extremely slow groups who won’t let anyone play thru, and nobody cares. It’s like the manager lives in a cave inside the clubhouse! Course is going downhill! Sad but true! I hope they get someone who cares and bring this back to what it used to be!

Not sure if this was a one off or how it is, but showed up for a 4pm tee time, was a bit early, but when I asked the club house how busy it was they said they had a few groups throughout the day but made it seem like it wasn't busy atm. When I got to the course (which is off-site) their was a line if like 4 diff groups waiting to tee off. When it was 4pm and should have been my time to tee off I found out from talking to the group ahead of me they had jus shown up and got in line and didn't have a tee time. Called the club house and confirmed other than a group they had just sent, there shouldn't be anyone else out there. Informed them there were about 3 groups ahead of me and 3 groups behind me. They said they would send someone out to deal with it but I finished my round and never saw anyone (bout 1.5 hrs). So I'd suggest not playing here until they get someone to manage the tee offs so that it doesn't just have people showing up and playing like it's a free course.

The courses at Chateau consistently provide good conditions. While February is not the best time of the year to rate any course, conditions were more than acceptable for winter. Playing late twilight, the course was wide open allowing me to play 9 holes in 80 minutes. Price was a little high for the amount of golf I could squeeze in. A super twilight time would be nice, but that’s probably not going to be something you’ll see at a Troon managed course.

Great staff, very accommodating. Soon as I get there they allow me to go straight out, finished round in three hours. Great course, looking forward to playing it in the summer when the grass is green. Nice consistent greens.