Victoria Bryant State Park

I drove up from Milledgeville Georgia to play golf at a 2:50 tee time. I showed up at the course exactly an hour early, at 1:50, as I had intended to in order to allow myself and playing partner enough time to warm up and hit some putts. The first thing the pro shop employee told me was that I was too early for my tee time and that policy stated that because I was so early I should be paying for a 1:50 time at the full tilt rate. It seemed to confuse him that people might show up at a golf course before their time to prepare for their round of golf, and I tried to maintain a polite conversation with a man that was trying to make me pay twice as much as I had already paid in full online. I'm not sure what kind of policy he was trying to reference, but I believe he was terribly in the wrong trying to charge me extra money for absolutely no reason, as I had always intended to tee off at my previously purchased time. Other than trouble before the round, I discovered the greens to have been recently aerated, probably within the last 10 days, and the grass on the greens was left entirely too long. Putts rolled remarkably slow and judging breaks while putting on the shag carpet greens was all about luck. Every sand trap on the course was hard packed mud. As far as the layout goes the course is fantastic, with beautiful scenery and a very entertaining layout. It had some really interesting holes that would have been a real blast to play if the greens would have been in proper shape. I recommend this course to anybody in the area because of its value and great layout, but I'd want to know a little more about the condition of the greens before I payed any price to play it again.

I played this course when it was 9 holes and enjoyed it for years in that configuration. It was converted to 18 about 10 years ago and has developed into an awesome round that is both challenging and beautiful. Exceptionally well maintained with super slick greens.

The greens had been punched and the pro shop guy told me this before I paid. Course is very hilly and some holes are narrow. You need to be hitting your driver straight to score. Greens perched up on slope and you must carry it all the way to the green or be faced with a ball rolling back at your feet on some holes. Very challenging course well worth the money if you have never played it.

Love the view and course. Great course for all skill levels. Smart golfers will score better than above average risk takers.

Look forward to playing here again. Great value and uncrowded.

Great course and really great price. I had no wait even Though I showed up 45 minutes early. In really nice condition.

very windy day made even more chalenging,freindly as allways,greens best played on all year,bit of a drive but worth it

This course has great for the features I think it very much for me so far

I played Highland Walk on 4/16 and was greatly dissapointed. It is designed by Denis Griffiths, and is a great layout. That wasn't the problem, the conditions...dead mowed grass laying in clumps all over the fairways, and sanded bumpy greens...were the real problem. I wanted to love this course, I drove 1 1/2 hours to get there, but I just can't recommend it because it needs work to make it nice.

very good course with plenty of challenging holes.

i loved this course and will go back. nice wide fairways and greens were beautiful

I was pleasantly surprised by the condition the course was in. Greens were in fantastic shape and rolled very true. It was a chilly morning so no one else was on the course. This was nice because we had a lot of trouble finding our ball! The rough allowed the balls to sink in, and since the grass was light brown due to the time of year, it was difficult to locate the white ball even a few fee off the fairway.

All in all, this was an excellent deal on a really nice course. The staff was friendly and very welcoming.

Course was really crowded as it was a Holiday, No one out on the course to keep players moving and it took over 5 hours to play. They need a marshal to keep everyone moving instead of standing and talking or whatever the group in front of us was doing.

Highland Walk offers a very well kept course for a super low price, I plan to play it again soon and would rate it a huge bang for the bucks it cost.

The course is in excellent condition, the fairways are plush
and cut perfectly, the greens are medium fast and very
smooth. The club house, carts, and on course facilities are
very nice and very well maintained. Well worth the drive from
Dacula.

Nice course to play and fun. 1/3 of holes are very easy. 1/3 of holes are difficult. Very good mixture. Hilly course with lots of doglegs. Greens are well maintained but not very fast. I lose golf balls on every round, but I also find a few. Some very hard tee shots, which dictate how you will score.10/25/20121

Nice course even though the leaves made finding some balls challenging. We had a good time on the course and other golfers were friendly as well as the staff.

Though not in the actual mountains, Highland Walk has a LOT of elevation challenges to navigate as well as the normal tough layout in a mountainous course. I like all but 2 of the holes as a golfer and those are just beyond my skill level to score well. I recommend it as a scenic, tough, environ for any golfer that enjoys the opportunity to assess risk- reward golf.