Hilton Atlanta/Marietta Hotel & Conference Center

This course is a mess. The greens are terrible, the fairways and thin and spotty, and there are so many leaves everywhere that is nearly impossible to find your ball in the middle of the fairway. Plus people who seemed to never play golf before holding up play and there was no Marshall to be seen all day. This course obviously does the bare minimum to even be “open” for play so they can squeeze every last penny from the few players that play here. I paid $45 and I wouldn’t play here again if it was free. So many other courses in better shape and are actually cared for in the area. Don’t bother coming here.

The new greens are awful. I realize they changed them to save water but the old ones were decent and the new ones are really bad. They are extremely bumpy and uneven as well as some are fast and some are slow. The fairways are very thin and sparse. GPS on the cart is worthless. Lots of blind shots and holes running parallel to each other which makes it a very dangerous course to play. Golf balls coming from all directions so keep your head on a swivel. Kid at the bag drop just sat in a cart and stared at his phone both before and after I played. This course is worth $10 tops. Lots of better courses around for the same price or less

City Club Marietta has always been one of my favorite courses to play. The biggest struggle over the last couple of years has been the greens, but they finally made the decision to change the grass this year. The greens are in excellent condition and are very firm. The course might be short, but there is a great variety of holes. Looking forward to returning soon.

First time since playing with new greens. Always felt MCC was great value. Disappointed when the greens when last year. Now the new greens the course is back to its value. Greens run true.

The course is in better shape that I had seen it in years past. Greens were a little slow, and a couple were in tough shape. However the course itself looked great, and was a good value for the money.

Course was in terrible shape, and the "Pro" at the desk was one of the rudest people I have ever met. He started unzipping pockets on my golf bag to look for smuggled in beers. I had one powerade in my bag and he insisted that if we wanted to play I would have to dump it out or toss it. What a joke. He lost out on our party of 4 eating lunch there and having a beer after our round. Well played on your rude routine.

The new greens are really starting to take hold. Course is hilly with some challenging holes but also has enough easy holes to make it fun to play.

The fairways were in great condition, rough was manageable; however, the greens were dry, sandy and hard. The greens were renovated recently but roll like the old greens.

Overall good experience. Had not played it in 15 years. Great staff and course in good shape. Some greens still need work. Course was clean and looked well maintained.

Had a hard time finding balls if not in the fairway. Grass was long. Greens were pretty rough as well. Also got rooked from the sweet cart girl. 2 12oz cans (don’t recommend) of Bloody Mary and crackers $17.75.

Came to check out the “new” greens. Sad to say, they look too much like the old greens. Lots of dead spots, on most of the greens. And the dead spots seem to be in the exact same places they were before the greens were redone. Putts bounce, they don’t roll.

The new greens are infinitely better than the old ones, still a couple weeks from being 100%, but tee to green City Club is a fantastic course, finally they'll have greens to live up to it.

New greens are still growing in but should be a great upgrade for the future.

I had not played this course in over a year because of the shape the course was in. Everything is much improved now. The new greens are still a little bumpy but I imagine by next summer this place will be great again.

There are no greens in any holes. All par 3 are closed

Total waste of time

Why golf now is lusting the course that have no greens .

Went to the course which i played over a year ago. Boy was i sorry i took a friend to golf with me on a special on line rate! Arrived to find out they had temporary greens cut in the fairways, closed numerous hole and converted several par fives into two short holes!! I almost went back to the clubhouse to ask for a refund after the first hole! I wish i had! The fairways had been cut and large clumps of grass everywhere, as well as on the temporary greens. This was the worst taken care of course i have ever played in my life. The temporary greens were un-puttable and small, extremely small!!

The cups were increased is size that you could fit two baseballs in them!

Apparently, perhaps under poor grounds course management they lost all their greens and are starting over..was told the greens might be putt-able / playable in 3-4 weeks but i doubt it. This course won’t be back in shape for a good year or more and only if they have a good greens keeper and course manager. What a shame, it was a nice course at one time..

In occurred to me after playing that management could have made a bad situation better by keeping the overall course in good condition while playing with temporary greens; but they did not. If your thinking of playing here i would’t for at least a year till they get the course back in shape like it used to be..

A saddened golfer that won’t be back; if at all!