Reunion Country Club

Had an awesome time out at Reunion Golf Club the other day. The course was in great shape, and the service really stood out. The cart girl shelby, was super friendly and on top of things hands down some of the best service I’ve gotten there. Definitely made the round a lot more enjoyable. Big thanks to her and the staff for making it such a great day!

Reunion GC has been around forever and still has a great setup- course, clubhouse, and range. First, the course in March was in great shape, fairways, greens, and bonkers. The pace of play was excellent with foursomes everywhere on a Friday. Second, the range is still nice with all the practice amenities. Their putting green is one of the nicest in metro with plenty of holes 🕳️ for everyone. Lastly, the clubhouse is still nice after all these years with plenty of gear and balls to purchase. The grill had all your every day drinks and soda as well. I didn’t get any food but I still get the weekly Chef emails about their gourmet dishes. The staff was pretty cool and it’s nice to see it’s about “golfing” not about the “golfer” like the 2000s. Big change!! With that, I would recommend a round but this ain’t your flat easy course so be ready for a serious challenge (take it from a 50+ year old 14 handicap). My only reason for 4 stars is the lack of food or drinks at the turn. This has been my complaint for 20 years. If you don’t bring or buy food or drinks at the clubhouse, you will starve and/or get dehydrated. Sure, there is drink machine on #8 but you better have your debt card. The course is long and the cart staff will disappear for holes.

First off $95 bucks for this course isn’t worth it. On the fifth hole we were approached by the ranger saying we were behind pace, which was no problem. He then monitors us for 3 consecutive holes. We were on pace and the group behind us was a whole hole behind. We were then approached on the 10th hole saying that the pro shop has asked us to speed it up and recommended we play best ball. That’s where the group lost it, the disrespect and the nerve to ask us to play best ball when we were on pace and not slowing up anyone. We finished 5 minutes ahead of pace shooting 78, 80, 85 and 92. Hardly bad players here. We won’t be back.

This course is an absolute jewel, the day I played the pins were tucked and some of them were difficult to get to based on location and slopes of the greens, but enjoyed the difficulty of those few holes. The course was in beautiful shape and very challenging from the back tees. Visiting family in that area, it is one of my favorite courses to play and the staff is always kind and accommodating.

I am thoroughly disappointed with the service I received at the reunion pool today. First off, I had gotten to the pool around 3 and I was completely fine, then around 5 when they called lifeguard break, one of the lifeguards and pool manager came up to me and my 2 friends and asked for my pool card. I had no hesitation in showing him my card and I proceed to say “I haven’t gotten the chance to go to the office to get the green 2025 pool sticker”. I clearly know what color the new sticker is and I clearly live in the neighborhood. Regardless of all of this, they had told me that I had to leave since I didn’t get the sticker yet. They also told me that I need for go to the office to get my new pool sticker. I informed them of the office hours, which they clearly did not seem to know as they don’t even live in the neighborhood themselves. I was then forced to leave the pool since I didn’t have the new sticker. I overheard the pool manager and the lifeguard say that another family didn’t have the new sticker yet they didn’t look like they were getting ready to leave. I did not want to leave but I saw the pool manager giving me strange looks, so me and my friends packed up all of our stuff and left. As we were leaving the pool, the pool manager who was at the table by the gate did not say a single word to me or acknowledge the fact that we were leaving. I would have at least liked a “I apologize for the inconvenience and have a great rest of your day”. Instead we were met with silence and judgemental stares. I am VERY unhappy with the staff as the same issue happened in a previous year and they handled the situation much better. A very well known gentleman agreed with me on this situation, so I know I am not overreacting. I feel as though the situation has been blown completely out of proportion and has left a bad taste in my mouth. Moving forward I hope myself or anyone else doesn’t have to face this. Very disappointing.

Yeah so mid course, ridiculous staff. And don’t worry I have pictures/videos of everything. Buddy and I got approached by the ranger earlier in our round who claimed they had multiple phone calls and complaints about us saying we’re “taking too long”. Keep in mind we’re on the 4th hole at 9:30 am. Both of us dumbfounded because we were 12 minutes ahead of time, told him that, to where he completely disregarded that and said that doesn’t matter. $75 per person to be rushed is completely unacceptable and a terrible example of excellence. He then continued to follow us around the course, constantly watching, and making himself known. This was completely outrageous and will not be returning to the course. I attached screenshots from my video where there was a group on the tee box, people putting in, and then us riding right behind them. (After the ranger got in our face saying we’re taking too long)

Love this course! Always in good shape and fairly priced. There are some challenging holes and some fun par 3's to keep you entertained. The area is really nice and everything is well maintained. When I'm looking to play a round, I always check to see what the rate is here during my available timeframe. Best part is the greens always roll well. Definitely recommend!

Great course layout with the course in fantastic shape. Wide fairways, great greens and super staff.

I enjoyed our round at Reunion Country Club. This golf course is located almost an hour north of Atlanta in the city of Hoschton, next to Braselton and Chateau Elan. If you're looking for a different golf course to play in the metro Atlanta area, this one is worth trying. It was in very good shape when we played it and service was great. Reunion Country Club opened in 2001 and is part of a planned residential development. The course snakes its way through a subdivision filled with single-family homes. However, most of the holes are tree-lined. Along with an 18-hole golf course and practice facility, the club has five tennis courts, a pool, and a grand-looking, antebellum-style clubhouse known as "Reunion Hall." The hall looks like it was lifted directly from a Southern college campus with its tall white columns in front and cupola on top. In front of the clubhouse are townhomes, the Reunion "Athletic Club" (gym), "Meeting House" (activity space), and other spaces. It has a neat look to it, sort of like a small village or town square. It's unique as far as public clubs in Georgia go. Unlike other public clubs in Georgia, the tennis courts and pool at Reunion appear to be maintained and actively used. During my visit, I saw many families at the pool (or going to and from) and saw several groups having lunch at the clubhouse bar and grill (both golfers and non-golfers alike). So, this club seems to be doing okay though they were advertising golf memberships for $205-259 per month inside and outside the clubhouse as well as at the halfway house. After taxes, we paid $64.09 per person for 18 holes on a Saturday morning with cart and a small bucket of range balls included. I found it best to book our round directly through Reunion's website (http://www.reuniongolfclub.com/) rather than using a service like GolfNow or TeeOff.com. GolfNow had some good deals on prepaid tee times, but after taxes and fees, they weren't much better than the regular rates. There were no fees nor money due upfront by booking through Reunion's site. The pro shop is small, but stocked with the essentials. There is no men's locker room, just a restroom. At least they have a compressed air gun to clean your shoes. I like the golf carts here. They looked relatively new when we rode them. They were Yamaha Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) carts with nice rims, comfy, contoured seats, USB ports, phone slots, and more. A Range Servant is used to dispense range balls (token system). The balls were average quality. The range is all grass with separate sections for members and non-members. During our visit, the section of the range we could use was pretty beat up and mostly dirt. The practice putting green is sizable and it was in great shape, though the grass on the edges just outside the green had brown, burnt-out patches. This was the case for the course as well. We'd come across dirt patches every so often, usually around the greens. It looks like there used to be a practice bunker by the practice green, but not anymore. It's now a grass bunker. James Morra was the guy who checked us in at the pro shop. He was very friendly and made us feel welcome. The starter, ranger, and beverage cart girl were affable too. Pin sheets were located in the carts and our tee time was posted on our carts by the starter. There are up to five pin positions. After one playthrough, I have to say I don't think this course has the most interesting or scenic layout around, but it's fun enough. If I recall correctly, there are only two bodies of water on the course, greenside ponds on Nos. 5 and 8. No. 8 is one of the more scenic holes on the course, a par-3 with a forced carry over water. No. 11 tee has a nice view too, an elevated one which overlooks the greens at Nos. 8 and 10. Power lines run through the course on these holes (8, 9, 10, 11). You get so close to them on 11 tee that you can hear the lines buzz. There are blind tee shots and elevation changes throughout the course though none I would describe as particularly dramatic nor atypical of a Georgia course. The course has four colored tees and two combo tees so there are plenty of tees to choose from. From the tips (blacks), the course measures 6,939 yards with a 73.5/143 rating/slope. We played from the whites where the course measures 6,003 yards with a 68.7/129 rating/slope. I would say this course is above average in difficulty, but there are still many scoring opportunities for the average golfer. The greens are huge, so your long-distance putting skills will probably be put to the test. Some of the bunkers are quite large too and can be challenging to get out of. Condition-wise, the course was fine. There were no glaring issues. The greens were the best part. They rolled true. While there were some rough patches around the greens and on the fairways, and the tee boxes weren't pristine, the general conditions were certainly acceptable for a daily fee course in the $60 tier. I'd come back.

Slow, a lot, I mean A LOT of leaves in the back 9. Could barely putt. Price can should be lower due to green condition.

My tee time was 12:51 PM. I arrived 20 minutes ago and fully paid $52. Also, I practiced short game at 12:50 and then I went to first hall. The staff told me that I could not do the tee shot. Because I was late just one minute. I don't understand that. He was being rude, so I just got out. I don't recommend this golf club.

Went to a luncheon there with 22 ladies. Don't know where to start, it was so bad! There was only one waitress in the place and she had an attitude. There were 4 tables and the food was so late coming out that some tables already finished and another table had not received their food.food was not any good. Plus it took a long time just to pay our bills at the counter. We will not be returning!

While still a membership-driven club, Reunion continues to offer tee times to the public. I played the golf course several times and always find it to be in good to very good condition. It is hilly with considerable distance between holes making it almost impossible to walk when playing a round. The staff is pleasant and the pro shop has the essentials you might need if you need or forgot something. The one negative I have encountered are some members act like they own the place. Beyond that, there is ample parking, carts with basic GPS (front, middle, back), a driving range and putting green for warming up, and a restaurant open to everyone that has a nice selection of local brews and a burger that is excellent.

Your new lifeguards have some freaky long knees and the toilet water remind me of the ocean breeze or maybe it was just the dude in the stall next to me but still a great place

Played on 5/26 Course condition is very good. Nice tee boxes, cart path, fairways and greens. You can tell, folks are taking care of this place. There are no soggy and patchy faiways to be seen. The greens rolled kinda slow, but that is just the nature of this course. Its a challenging course. Lots of blind shots, undulating fairways and plenty of hungry bunkers. This is a big boy course, their par 3's are 180 - 210. Pace of play is highly governed. They will tell you up front that they expect everyone to get done in 4 - 4.5 hours. If you delay the pace, you may be sent home. The marshalls are always around. This puts some pressure on the whole round. Oh yes, you will be busy looking behind to make sure you aren;t holding up folks and looking in front to make sure you are just one shot away. Pace of play is important to the folks here and they make you hustle. I felt a little rush, since I did not know the lay of the course. Overall a fun course, challenging and fast paced.

Ugly course! Several holes have huge ravines to cutdown on fairway maintenance! Which make the holes look ugly! Majority of the holes were an afterthought once neighborhoods set up! Don't waste your money!

Best golf value in Atlanta! Course layout is probably the best public access in the Metro area...challenging with a lot of different hole designs - elevation changes, open holes, tight holes - (5) par 3s are tough but fair and (5) par 5s make it fun with some good risk/reward options. Clubhouse has full food/restaurant options and a halfway house with burgers and brats is usually open on busy days Brand new carts with a free GPS app is a nice feature as well - USB ports to charge your phone, speakers or whatever is cool as well Friendly staff and overall very nice facility!

Great Course. Lot of hills. The course was in great shape yesterday 7/29/18. The staff that work there are always friendly and answer all of my questions. The golf carts were all updated in the past year. The beer cart comes around frequently and the Marshalls are friendly when they come around. I think the prices after 3make it a great deal.

Hilly course. Generally in good shape. Good prices. Greens recently sanded. Easy to get a tee time.

Excellent service, kind staff, and great convenience! Course is beautiful in all of it's hilly magnificence. Pro shop is super convenient and helpful. Can't miss!

Played here when the green fees were $40 and thought that was fair. Now they've raised it to $70+. They sure are proud of it. Not worth $70 ever. Pro shop manager always has this this cocky attitude also. Course is short, fairways and rough need a lot of detailing if you're paying $70. Don't waste your time and money. Go to The Georgia Club for that price. You'll know you're getting your money's worth there and they treat you with respect.

The course is a great layout. Thought it was a bit on the expensive side. Greens are a bit torn up because people don't fixed their ball marks. My main complaint is the rude female Marshall. She is not nice and is always there to tell you to hurry up. She told us at least five times to hurry up even though we were ahead of posted pace of play time.

Our son loves taking golf lessons at Reunion. The staff is very attentive and patient with all the children. They even let us borrow clubs for awhile because we weren't sure if our son was going to enjoy golf. Friends of ours have told us that Reunion is the best place for kids golf lessons and I agree.