Victoria Bryant State Park

Highland Walk is a very nice course and very well maintained. A lot of hills and doglegs, but a good design. Greens are plush - but could be a bit faster.

I would rate it as the second best State Park Course in the state just behind Arrowhead Pointe.

The state of Georgia has this gig down pat. This course is another example of this. Great but challenging layout has undulating fairways, severe penalties, and awesome greens that roll true. Keep the ball in play to score here, otherwise.....

The course is beautiful and well maintained, however the guy checking people in at the pro shop is the worst. He doesn't seem to like his job or people.

Every hole on this course is unique and very challenging. Greens are in perfect condition and fairways are lush. I hope to return in a few weeks and try to improve my score, but never on a Friday afternoon again - it was very crowded!

What a challenging yet fun course. The first three holes are short, and great opportunities for Birdies

The course has tons of elevation changes (both up hill and down hill holes)

I truly enjoyed playing this course. It has some beautiful golf holes with beautiful scenery. I saw lots of wildlife (deer, wild turkey, birds, etc.)

The bermuda greens are awesome. There are hardly any ball marks at all on the grees. The greens ran true, fast and very smooth.

The rough is very challenging. It was challenging to find your ball off the fairways because the ball would sink down and almost dissapear in the rougn.

Great Georgia State Park golf course and as is the case with ALL the GA state park golf courses the price you pay is minimal and the golf you get is spectacular.

Overall great course with perfect weather. I will definately be back to play again.

Located in Victoria Bryant state park, Highland Walk offers up a very good golf course in a beautiful hilly forest setting. The course is straightforward and not overly long. Elevations changes provide most of the challenge. I try to make the longish drive once a year to enjoy the golf and scenery. The lack of off-course amenities such as a restaurant keep Highland Walk from the receiving a 4-star rating. Highly recommended.

Enjoyable yet challenging course. Bermuda greens were a bit slow but flawless. Ball placement is crucial. Bring extra balls and enjoy the course.

What a challenging Course. First three holes are prime candidates for Birdies, long downhill fairways, great runout, I'm at best a 240 yard driver and hole 1 my tee shot was over 250 yards and hole 2 my tee shot was 280 yards, GREAT! DO NOT TRY TO WALK THIS Course unless your in prime athletic condition. I truly enjoyed playing this course other than the 9 balls I lost which in turn rose my score. Overall great day, weather was a perfect 84 degrees light breeze. I'll be back!!!

Course is in great shape. In my opinion the course is in the best shape in years. Lots of slope and hills. This course would be extremely hard to walk. Bermuda greens were flawless. Ball placement will save you sleeves of balls on this course. In summary, This is a tough course that will reward a good shot. I often joke that if you can score low here, you have tour potential! I'd bring a couple extra balls especially if it's your first visit. A great Georgia State Park course!

There can't be a better bang for your buck (and time) in north Georgia. While it's off the beaten path, it is worth every minute of the drive. Immaculate greens, lush fairways, well-maintained tees and rough are a constant at this State Park treasure. No neighborhoods, no homes. Just golf.

It could be more challenging with some additional bunkers and more complex greens but it is playable and exciting for any skill level the way it is.

Kudos to the greens keeper and the entire staff!

It is a very fun course the first few holes are short and provides very good chances for birdy. The are lots of elevation changes and several blind tee shots. The course was in very good condition. The worst thing about the course is the lack of food and choices of snacks in the clubhouse. The only thing to eat at the clubhouse at the turn was a hotdog and the hotdogs were cold and TERRIBLE!!! Nothing worse than a cold hotdog.

Other the selection of food and snacks at the clubhouse, it is a fun course and worth the money.

Due to elevation changes club selection is essential and braking out fairway drivers is a must! Driving the ball from a few of the par 4 hills tops allow long hitters the opportunity to dance or get close to the green from the tee box even at nearly 350 plus yards away. A couple of blind dog legs allow one to make risk vs reward decisions. Take the risk and hit an accurate shot, be handsomely rewarded. Miss the risky shot and you're certain to lose a few strokes on a single hole.

I've played this course several time and the fairways appear to always need some work. The green conditions are hit and miss depending on time of year. There's not very many bunker to worry about. The front 9 is narrow and plays mostly short. The back 9 is wide open and plays mostly long.

HW's price point is great for a day of practice and hanging out with a friend or taking Jr. out to teach him about loft & carry. I would not attempt to walk any of it unless you have some mountain goat in your ancestry.

Very competitive course you have to be accurate with your driver greens are always in good shape

Another Great Course in Georgia, played early, greens already cleared the weather was perfect. The Staff was very friendly, marshall even helped search for a lost ball. Greens in great shape, only one green had some weather damage and will need time to heal. Fairways were great tee boxes level and in good shape. Overall great experience and look forward to playing again her.