Candler Park Golf Course

Played today. Course is not playable. Greens are as slick as ice and all putts will roll 3ft off of the green. They should pay you $9.00 to play, not the other way around. Get it together Mayor Dickens. Unacceptable.

Fun public course, 9 holes which can be done in 1.5 hrs at a leisurely pace. Greens are not in great condition but the fairways are kept well

I love Candler Park GC but its present state is nothing short of a disgrace. The course was closed for 3 months this summer because of the awful state of the greens and tees, and amazingly it has reopened in largely WORSE condition. This is potentially a lovely little course with old bones -- built in around 1927 when Bobby Jones was a rising star in Atlanta, and with a number of pretty and thoughtful holes -- no.s 2, 3 and 7 are particular favorites of mine. But the City of Atlanta, or whoever is running the ground staff, has allowed the course to diminish significantly in the last 5-8 years. Most of the greens are now surrounded by a fringe . . . of dirt. A third of the first green and about half the 4th green are just sand. The 5th hole is rapidly losing all the grass on its fairway. Clearly the people running it know very little about seeding and mowing! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE City of Atlanta, PLEASE do something about this. As a lover of golf, it just makes me really sad to see how no-one seems to care for this place.

As an Lawyer from india I had perfect time in the Candler Park Golf Course Decatur. Effortless shots. Greens are excellent. Fairways needs little attention. Overall wonderful experience.

Great public short course for all level players at a very reasonable price!

A five star experience on a 2 star course - you know what you’re getting when you come here. $9 a round says it all. Expectations met.

Ground Cru watering greens that we are hitting onto. Ground Cru smoking weed at 7:30 AM. Ground crew driving cart onto tea box as we’re teeing off.

Fun, cheap course if you don’t have high standards. Definitely could use lots of upkeep but you can’t beat the price. Get ready to lose some balls in some of the fairways and put in what feels like a bunker.

Gotta change my original review. This place aint what it used to be. Greens were more over grown than the fairways. A couple greens didnt even have flags. WWII battle grounds looked better than some holes. Sad too see. Hopefully they get back to what they used to be.

The two stars that I'm giving this golf course, reflect only the sheer natural beauty of Candler Park, and my own idealistic vision of what this place could be. In its day Candler Park was a well-maintained, beautiful golf course... that has all changed. I understand that this is a course maintained by the city of Atlanta. However, with that said anybody who is responsible for the shameful conditions of this golf course should absolutely be fired. There is no reason why the city should let what could be a beautiful golfing course turn to such turmoil as it currently sits. The fairways have a long grass that you can't find your ball and even if you tried in the areas that aren't bare dirt. The greens are shameful. There is so much potential for Candler Park, and a few years ago. I really enjoyed playing here, but it's a dog track now.

I'm an avid golfer, and this is the worst course I've ever been to. I don't care if an alien invasion is happening and they are probing people's butttholes with their fingers and the only safe haven is this golf course, my butthole is just gonna get probed because I REFUSE TO COME BACK TO THIS COURSE. UTTER TRASH.

3 stars for a decent cheap "a-ok" Atlanta golf course. When people see 3 star reviews, I feel like they often think something was wrong, but sometimes it is just a necessary rating. That is the case for somewhere like Candler Park Golf Course. Located beyond the end of the east part of North Avenue in Candler Park, the Candler Park Golf Course is a pretty straightforward course that works when you just want to spend a little money and hit a few balls around in a field. I showed up over at Candler recently (you can't book tee times online FYI) and was directed to call to schedule my tee time since the clubhouse was closed due to COVID. The course (like most courses nowadays) was pretty packed (note that you should park on the street as the parking lot is insanely small), but the older gentleman running the show was able to fit me in to a 6:30pm tee time. The venue doesn't have a driving range, but it does have a putting green a few yards away from the 1st hole tee (protected by nets) where you can warm up. The 2 guys in my group were pretty chill and mentioned that they play at this course rather than courses that are a little nicer and cost more because anything goes at Candler. This is very much the case as I saw a group of young people (I swear I'm not that old) tee off into a family that was still in the middle of the first hole and nobody seemed to care. I went to tee off on the first hole (a pretty straight par 4 with some elevation change down from the tee and up to the hole) and discovered (i) tee boxes with some hard ground that made inserting your tee almost impossible sometimes, and (ii) greens that were more like some stomped-down hay in texture rather than putting green aka really really slow and unpredictable. For $9 for a local, you get what you pay for. My group and I moved on through the 9 holes (the course layout isn't always obvious, so I was glad to have a guide as there is also no golf carts or paths to guide you) and dealt with various annoyances associated with playing a cheap course (e.g. losing ball in long unkept grass near fairway) and only had to wait for the group in front of us a couple of times. One of the more unique aspects of this course is that the 8th hole green is blind from the tee box, so you actually bang on a pole once you finish to let the next group know that it is safe to hit. You then go down a very poorly maintained trail to the final hole, which is a long par 3 up hill that makes for an interesting end to the round. Overall, I'm happy to have Candler Park Golf Course as part of the Atlanta golf scene because it is close, cheap, and chill. It is worth playing on those days where you just want to hit some balls around, but I think it is worth paying the extra $10 to $20 when you want more of that "golf" experience.

Look. This is a neighborhood gem of a course with rolling terrain and scenic vistas. Is it Pebble Beach? No. But it's an $11 round of golf that can be played in a short amount of time after work or between meetings or when you just want to have some peace and quiet to yourself. Protip: book on golfnow. I get it. Golfnow sucks and it's full of spam. But if you call the Candler pro shop trying to make a tee time, they'll make you pay over the phone and they yell the credit card number back over the phone so loud that scammers in Nigeria can probably hear it. Don't expect to warm up - there is no driving range and the putting area is tiny. But once you're off on the first tee, you'll be fine. Depending on the time of year you play, the greens will either be slow or very slow. This is a great course for a friendly match with buddies. The pics attached to this review were from November 2021. The leaves were changing, the weather was beautiful, and a friend and I had nearly the whole course to ourselves. We played after work and got the round done in about 90 minutes. We did a fun 1-club-challenge. We did the entire round with the single club of our choice. I chose 7 iron. It was a blast. Bring beer if that's what you're into. There are no golf/cooler police here, but do expect to prove your last name if you booked online. Overall - just go enjoy it. When you're walking from hole to hole just realize how quiet it is, how beautiful it is, and how much worse it would be if the city sold the land to build apartments.

Stone. Cold. Dirt Track. Should've brought my ATV. I can't believe this is an actual course.

Let's start with the fact that I don't live in this city. I had a very nice time at Bobby Jones the day before. As we pulled up, it's not clear that you have to park on the street ok in the one of 3 parking spots they have. There was no bag drop that you even have at other public courses, so we were a bit confused. One we went to the shack looking pro shop, the door was locked. When I got there a gentleman stood in the doorway to block us from getting in. (if it's a proshop, why can't we come in?). He then directs us outside to the back to meet someone. It definitely looked like the back of a small house...a couple terrible looking push carts and a small table. We stood and waited for someone to come and they never did. We decided to leave and go to the Charlie Yates course a couple minutes away. We didn't fly all this way for that type of experience. I am so happy we didn't pay in advance or I would be upset. Fortunately, there was no money lost in this case.

Absolute Gem and stable of Atlanta golf. Been playing here 10+ years. Anyone who gives a 1 star review to a $8 course is a loser. Don't hate the course because it has personality.

Candler Park Golf Course should not be judged against regular, full-size courses. It's a neighborhood executive (9-hole par 3 and par 4) course that offers easy access to inexpensive golf, and it's pretty well maintained for what it is. This is a municipal golf course. In the recent past the city has left it to fall into disrepair, but since American Golf Corporation was hired as managers, the condition of course has improved. (Note: the City of Atlanta has since resumed management). $10 will get you a round of nine holes. Perhaps if the weather is cold and few people are out, the course manager will offer to let you play another nine at no charge, as he did with me. Good exercise, too, with lots of ups and downs. Fairways are fairly wide, greens are mostly flat but reasonably smooth. There are no real doglegs (# 6 bends a bit) but on a couple of holes, you can't see the pin from the tee box. For such a compact course, it offers a decent challenge to your golfing skills. Plenty of trees to foil your game if you miss the fairway. Watch out for local residents cutting through or walking their dogs. They have a small practice putting green where you can also practice short chips. The parking lot is tiny and I wouldn't even bother with it. There's always street parking along Candler Park Dr. Recommended.

Candler Park Golf Course provides perhaps the best value for a round of golf in the City of Atlanta: $11 for 9 holes for city residents, $13 for non-residents. And that's on the weekends. Weekdays are even cheaper. ID is required for proof of residency. The course opened in 1928 and is currently owned and operated by the city. American Golf used to manage it. This is a 9-hole executive course, par 31, with four par 4s and five par 3s. From the tips, the course measures 1,981 yards. It's fun for golfers of all skill levels. The course is as basic and bare bones as they come. It's walking only, no golf carts. You can rent pull/push carts for $3. I recommend them. They are great for my bad back. Tee times are not accepted. You just walk up and play. There are no ball washers on the course. The clubhouse provides minimal food and drink such as bottled water, sports drinks, candy bars, and crackers. There is no driving range, but there is a practice putting green. The greens are surprisingly good for the money you pay. Actually, they're in great shape and a lot better than several public courses in metro Atlanta. Smooth, fast, and not patchy nor sandy (at least the times I've played them). The tee boxes could use some work. It's hard to find a patch of grass on some of them and they can be bumpy and uneven. The fairways are in decent shape as are the bunkers. Only two holes have bunkers, the 1st and 9th. Water doesn't come into play unless you hit crazy hooks, slices, or shanks (there's a small pond surrounded by Nos. 4, 5, 6, and 7) Here's a quick hole-by-hole breakdown with yardages listed from the blue tees: * No. 1 (288 yards, par 4) - Drive down to the fairway and play up to an elevated green. * No. 2 (180 yards, par 3) - Err your drive to the left because hitting right means your ball will wind up in the woods or worse, the non-golf-course part of the park. * No. 3 (150 yards, par 3) - Downhill par 3. Err to the left. Otherwise, you'll be on 4 tee. * No. 4 (140 yards, par 3) - Straightforward hole. Beware of snakes in pond to the left. * No. 5 (165 yards, par 3) - Another straightforward par 3. If you slice right, you might hit a car or house in the Candler Park neighborhood. * No. 6 (345 yards, par 4) - Tee off next to the pond and over a "creek." Fairway opens up. This is a scenic hole. * No. 7 (318 yards, par 4) - Uphill blind tee shot. Err to the right. Better to hit off No. 8 than hit or lose your ball off in the woods to the left. * No. 8 (210 yards, par 4) - Very short par 4, which makes it fun to score on. Be aware, your second shot is downhill. * No. 9 (185 yards, par 3) - Long uphill par 3. This is probably my least favorite hole on the course. J.W., one of the clubhouse attendants, is super friendly. The parking lot is small and can only fit eight cars. Just park on the street out front and be sure to hide/remove all valuables. You're in the City of Atlanta after all and I've seen a golfer's car after it's been broken into (though I hear it's not the norm in this neighborhood). In summary, Candler Park Golf Course is fun to play if you're looking for a quick, casual, laid back round. Just remember, this is a simple 9-hole executive course, not a 7,000-yard, 18-hole, par-72 course.

Exceptional value for the price. Candler park is under $10 with a valid student ID and it will definitely get you your golf fix. The course is a good bit of walking but has a good variation of holes. You'll be able to use your whole bag of clubs on this course for sure. Pace of play can be an issue so be ready to test your patience. There's also a nearby park so if noise affects your play then it could be an issue. On some holes there are a few houses close by so watch where you swing. The condition of greens and fairways can't even be complained about when the price of admission is that cheap. There are spots along the course with nice ponds and scenery. All around a very solid offering for the price and a perfect fit if you're in Atlanta and don't wanna deal with tee times and all the other Pomp and circumstance that accompanies booking a round.

You have to understand chandler to like chandler. It's the highest quality, disagreeable course known to man. It's unpalatable beauty, unique-to-every-hole greens, combined with its vast un-changed history makes chandler the perfect 30-rack, bare feet, peace pipe, 7-iron only kind of course. A true diamond in the rough so long as you don't let your country-club persona unleash upon the harsh $10 greens fee.

Nice little 9 hole course. Very low key. No tee times or dress code. Cheap prices as I paid $11 on a Friday. Mostly par 3 holes with a few par 4's sprinkled in there. Good amount of elevation change throughout the course so it's a good workout. Note: everyone playing needs a bag.

To be fair, this is a nice golf course for what the price is. Solid 9 hole par 3 and 4 course all around. However I don't agree with the rule of not being able to bring a baby on the course? My wife wanted to come with me so we put the baby in a baby carrier and we're going to have a nice Thursday morning walk. We were told that she couldn't come with us and made my wife and the baby leave. She wasn't crying or anything. The person in the office at the time must of been having a bad day because they were pretty rude about it. I like golfing at this course but probably won't be coming back due to lack of good customer service from him. I will be going to Charlie yates from now on ( only went here because they were closed) go to Charlie gates. Same price and better course

No Frills, low budget, fun golf adventure. Needed to fill two hours while the family watch a performance of the Nutcracker at the Fox. This course was definitely worth the $13 and perfect for a 1/2 set in a Sunday bag. Joined up with a twosome on #1 and enjoyed the round. If you are ever in ATL, this is a must for the hidden gem seeker.

Well I really wanted to give this place a fair shake so I held off on my first review when I heard they were re-doing the greens. I went back and they redid maybe one of them. The greens are in such horrible shape here don't plan on putting on them. I picked up my ball everytime I was on. I'm not kidding you when I say that hole 1 was basically sod squares laid down 1 inch apart from each other on the green. Saying its a deal even for 10 bucks is a stretch. We went on a Thursday and it was still $10, I thought it was $7 during the week? Not like it changes much. In the end, its just not worth my time to go play here. I really wanted you to be manageable Candler, but its obvious that the city has forsaken you. I bid you farewell as Thursday was the last time ill ever walk your fairways.

IF YOU ARE A BEGINNER, DO NOT VISIT THIS COURSE. Post-Thanksgiving Day 2017, my boyfriend wanted to take me to play some holes of golf. It was a gorgeous day and he was adamant about knowing a course for us to casually peruse given my skill level of golf. I am a beginner and have played only on driving ranges. However, the BF let the front admin know of my meager skill level, and we were off on our merry way.... Or so we presumed.... Literally every person that was behind us we patiently waited and offered them to pass us. We were being very considerate about letting them go ahead as we were in no rush and felt obligated to be considerate of their time and play. Fast forward to hole 2 and we let a man and his 4 children pass (of which the man was shoddily dressed but children super cute and sweet). However, this man didn't like the fact that the BF was trying to give me pointers (Hello?! I'm a beginner. Like ANY other sport on the face of the planet, those of advanced position often will give pointers to those of lesser level). He immediately came up to us aggressively and was rude and uncalled for, and both of us thought he must be on drugs or something (of course we kept this to ourselves). This man (who apparently frequents there often) didn't like that I was getting pointers and that we were letting him go ahead of us, and he called the clubhouse to complain (after we had informed him to go ahead, as we had every other person before us). Subsequently, we were kicked off the course! I had just hit the best ball that was perfectly lined to the green and at least 60 yards I'm guessing. We were only on hole 2. We were both in complete shock and couldn't believe what was happening. In conclusion, if you are a beginner I wouldn't go to this course (from the reviews it seems possibly really good players shouldn't go here either due to the very poor conditions of the grass, old, never updated amenities, etc). I normally only write 5 star reviews because I don't like to be negative, but I feel obligated to tell of this horrible experience. I was completely mortified and very upset, and if it weren't for the fact that I am exceptionally athletic and know my abilities with literally every other sport I partake in, I feel it would have made me not want to ever play golf again. Thankfully, I will give golf another shot and most likely will get good (or not, who knows?!)... I just won't ever consider this course again, and I don't think you should either.

This review is kind of a preservation project, for I believe Candler Park is about to lose some of its Pasture Golf charm (http://www.pasturegolf.com/index.htm). In other words, the grounds are starting to get too nice. Here's what I love about Candler Park Golf Course as it is today (and was just a short time ago): 1) It is perfect for idiots like me who generally hate golf on principle...because of the scene, not because of the game. 2) It allows me to use my 30 year-old clubs and carry around my pleather golf bag with pride. 3) The golf pro has gang tats on his neck. 4) Graffiti on one of the maintenance sheds. 5) Georgia rock stars play here, from Kevin Kinney, to Drive-by Truckers, to Michael Stipe of REM. 6) On hole 2, there is a gully on the right side of the fairway that is easy to slice into. Years ago there was an old nasty gazebo there, where a homeless guy would steal your ball...and then sell it back to you on the 3rd tee. 7) Everyone is laid back here. No stress. No one cares how much you suck at golf. No golf shoes? Cool. Natty Dreads? No problem, mon. 8) Fewer white people. When lots of white people congregate around golf and start talking, there is potential for darkness and evil. Lord of the Rings evil. 9) Unlimited play for $7 (for the time being...that's about to change). 11) The groundskeeper is a variation on Bill Murray in "Caddyshack". He has caps on his teeth, a thinning mullet, and may be seen wearing an Allman Brothers tee shirt and camo pants. He takes excellent care of the course with the resources he's got...and he can whack the shit out of the ball. 12) Hot moms running on Terrace Ave by #5.

The people here are doing great things to upkeep this course. The grounds are lush and the scenery is beautiful. Holes 6-8 make you forget you are in the middle of the city. AND it's cheap, yo. Talk about accessibility for all- even for broke grad students. My BF bought an annual, all you can play membership for under $400. We call it our country club. we so classy.

My daughter told me she would like to learn how to play golf. So we found a driving range, practiced for a few weeks, and made Candler our first golf outing. On the first tee, the 80+ year old starter told her she needed to hurry up because she was moving too slow. Two middle aged drunk guys hanging out with the starter made fun of her swing and harassed her every move. To the point she cried from embarrassment. Not a good way to start our golf career. Candler Park is a great community but this place does not reflect it.

So I just played a round and I wonder what people hate about this place. 1. It's inexpensive - 11 + tax, Are you kidding me?! That is a very fair price and I am willing to make some concessions because of this 2. It's actually in good shape. the fairways are ok, the greens are really slow but a surprising lack of ball marks. So the layout is not that exiting. everything is pretty straight, no dog legs so the most excitement is going up and down or over a hill. But again: it's 11 bucks so you can pay attention on where to put the ball and how long the shots are. They don't have a driving range - but if you just want to walk and shoot around for fun that is fine by me. So I have played a few places around town and this one is now my favorite. Also the location is convenient to grab a bite before at restaurants nearby.

Wouldn't play again if I got paid to. Yes I'm quite the golf course snob. Extra snobbiness comes from my field of architecture and construction. This place is in horrible shape. The greens are aerated using those typical LA20s... you know, those ones that leave holes in the grass just about the size of golf balls? The greens are like fairways or even first cut rough. Hole 9 is a complete failure in landscape architecture. You play 8 holes in a nice downgrade and then all of a sudden you hit this one and have to damn near mountain climb your way up. It's just not fun playing a course that is not being taken care of with any actual love.

So I'm recently getting into golfing, and have seen a total of four courses in my life. Therefore it is your duty as a responsible reader to figure at least half of what I'm saying is suspect. Maybe 60%. I digress; I went to go play a round by myself on President's day because none of my other friends work on bank holiday schedules. I'll say this first and foremost: This is a very fast course. I was able to walk it and finish in about an hour and a half or so, and I'm pretty slow as far as consistency on the course goes. This place is perfect for you to practice; no dress code, $10 to play, and the guys behind the counter are ultra nice, as well as the players. The two behind me didn't even make fun of me as they patiently waited while I tried to find my ball out in the rough... Which brings me to my chief complaint: Good god man clean up the greens. It was a perfectly sunny day, but the grass was littered with plants and leaves and brush, much of it reflecting white sunlight. This makes it difficult to locate your ball once it crests a hill (of which there are many). I managed to lose one even after I saw where it fell. Ridiculous! Also, not much creativity with the hole layouts; too few bunkers, too many tees backed up to greens so if you overshoot you're in big trouble. All in all, a great place to sneak away from work to play, but for an extra $2 you can go play at John A. White which is a much nicer course, and it has a driving range unlike Candler. Also for those of you with disgusting slices (you know who you are) watch the first tee... they have a net there to catch errant balls but I ended up yelling 'Fore' to some poor golfer on the putting green as mine flew over it. Just sayin' One last thing for you lazy folk; No carts, and the 9th hole is at the bottom of a giant hill back up to the clubhouse, so prepare to work those quads.

I love CPGC so much that I have an annual pass. $400 for a year of golf is outstanding value. If you don't have an annual pass, I think it's still only around 11-12 for a round. In a way, I don't want to write this review, because I don't want the course to get packed. Selfishly I love to golf there when not many others are around. Go during the day on a weekday; go midday at weekends (when there's a big football game on or something); go when there's been a sprinkling of rain. At all of these times, the course is usually beautifully quiet. Most of the criticism you see on yelp tends to be from golfers who expect the finest conditions. If you want that from your golf, go to the suburbs, and pay $50+ per round. Fine by me. I don't want to pay that much money for my golf. Yes, Candler's greens are slow, but they are not unpredictable. Hit it harder. Get over yourself. You're also on a course that has challenging uphill, downhill and sidehill lies. In other words, it tests your golfing nerve. Did I mention that it has been an amazing learning course for my two sons? I don't really understand the review on here that disses the 9th hole for being architecturally unsound. It's a hard hole, that's for sure; and it is tiring walking uphill at the end of your round. But its hilly nature is hardly out of place, since you've already walked uphill to the first green, downhill to the 3rd green, and uphill for the whole 7th. I think the prettiest holes are the 2nd (tee is highest point on the course) and the 7th (great horizon as you walk up the fairway). The staff are unfailingly unfriendly and most of the people you'll meet on the course are genuine, no-BS types. My only gripe is that occasionally groups can be a bit noisy; I do think that golf is essentially a polite sport, and one should be conscious of others on the course.

I played here many times back when I was in college and learning how to play golf. There have been some changes to the course, most notably that they have cut some really beautiful trees down. The tree on 5, that made it very hard to get to the green, is gone. Also the tree on 8 that helped you know what to aim at is gone. And 6 has changed dangerously, as you have to walk back near the green of 5 after your tee shot. I think every city needs a course like this. Cheap, great for beginners. But it's just not kept up well. For $10, you pay for what you get.

I thought a more recent review of Candler Park Golf Course was in order since I've only seen one review from this year and golf courses can change year to year. This course is a great place to go if you want to spend $10, hit some balls on a course, and then pretend to putt. There are some decent holes with ok greens, but some of the greens are just plain awful. The last two times I've played, the green @ #3 was moved to #1 fairway, and the green at # 8 was cut into the fairway because they had laid new sod. This green was smaller than my bedroom, so you can imagine how effective it was.... Having said that, charging more than $10 would be a big mistake, but it would be nice to have some decent greens to putt on. I know this is golf sacriledge, but I would be in favor of them installing synthetic greens. You putt on them for practice, why not use them on a course that can't afford to maintain grass greens? Crazy idea, but I think it would improve the experience greatly and reduce Candler's maintenance budget.

Candler park is a joke, but not in the bad way. It's fun to go out there with your friends because it's $9 and really simple and not to mention convenient. All of the courses owned by the American Golf Corporation and I believe this along with North Fulton are included, are going through some well needed renovations. This is a good course though because it is cheaper than a bucket of balls and closer than any driving ranges I know of.

My boyfriend has been a member for the past 4 years. He LOVES this place! Yes, it is a bit funky and it's not the most perfectly kept corse, but it's inexpensive and right by our house. He goes often, plays with regulars or newcomers. People sometime have a dog with them (properly trained dogs that don't chase after your gold balls), and sometime you see wildlife like beavers, hawks, and chipmunks. Oh, and sometimes you'll see an old man collecting gold balls for resale from the woods. The things is, it's a funky, fun place that I consider one of the coolest parts about living in Atlanta. Cheap golf on a Saturday morning- kinda awesome! AND, you get to be out in nature and you're right in the middle of the city. Woo hoo!

This is a great course tucked in a great part of Atlanta and the price is definitely right ($9 or $11 depending on the day). The greens and fairways are ok - it's not a championship golf course, but that's not why you go here. The course has some nice elevation changes and you can use every club in your bag. It's certainly the most convenient place to get a little golf in if you live in Atlanta.

$9/9 hole/par 31 city walking course...well maintained, a no brainer, great staff...get right on...regulars are great.

I don't know where my review went. One day it was up here and the next it was gone. Well anyway I think everyone should know that this 9 hole course is AWESOME! I love going here! It's right around the corner, it's cheap and I think it's a pretty challenging course. It's def worth trying! Now go hit some pins!

This is the by far the most conveniently located -- right in the middle of the city -- and most inexpensive golf course I have ever known of. The staff is very friendly and the neighborhood is nice and quiet. Come and have fun!

This is my favorite golf course in Atlanta. Located in the heart of the city, it provides a challenging 9 hole course that can be quickly played under two hours.

I think this is a very well kept pitch n' putt and the only knock I'd have on it is that the greens are maybe a little too long because you really have to put some weight into your putt sometimes. Beyond that, the course is in very good shape, it's extremely affordable and it's easy to get to if you live in the city. It's a walking course only so you WON'T see the guys who think that a round of golf should take all day long. It's a good course for the hard core golfer to go out, not be bothered too much, and work on their irons. Like I said, don't base your putting on how these greens role, but you are going to be challenged hitting smaller greens and dealing with constant elevation changes. Also, there are several par 3s that don't give you a whole lot of area to miss your hit at so be careful or you might lose a ball or two. Some of the better greens in the city out of the municipal courses, that's for sure.

9 bucks, In town, best condition I have ever seen it, great staff, know going in that it is not a CC course but a public park course.... You cant beat it

this 9 hole course is pretty cheap, only 7 bucks during the week and 10 bucks on the weeked if you are an atlanta resident. its an executive course with the long hole being around 350 or so. this place is great if you just want to play without a lot of hassle but just be patient with the upkeep of the course because it aint in the best of shape. but its good enough for 7 bucks!! oh and beware of the homeless guy trying to sell you used balls after the third hole. make sure he doesnt get over on you!!