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    John Marshall Golf Instructor

    5.0 (20 reviews)
    Closed • 7:30 am - 6:00 pm

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    I came to John having never swung a club. I can't thank John enough for his patience and persistence in helping me to be the best golfer!
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    I came to John having never swung a club. I can't thank John enough for his patience and persistence in helping me to be the best golfer I can be. If you're considering starting lessons, John Marshall would be a 10/10 recommendation!

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    Grip, Hips, Club Placement. Won't forget

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    “(The guys on TV make it look so easy!) Well, I was terrible and my bad swing got worse each time I went to hit.”

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    Steel Canyon Golf Club - Covered driving range.

    Steel Canyon Golf Club

    3.0(58 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    Steel Canyon is all about expectations…read more You need to know that Steel Canyon is located in the middle of a large power grid near Morgan Falls. Using this space for golf and reclaiming it rather than it just sitting there for power lines is actually quite smart. For the cost for two of us to play and a cart ($65), it was a great Sunday golf outing. Sure the course isn't in the best shape. Yes, I would prefer to the tee box to not have AstroTurf and a manhole cover open. However, I wasn't expecting "country club" and Steel Canyon delivers in a fun, shorter course that is great for starters and practice. The staff is friendly enough and it is a relaxed atmosphere. You won't feel rushed or judged if you are just starting our or simply just looking to have fun.

    I think there needs to be a rule against courses hiring starters over the age of 70. 9 A.M. tee…read moretime and partner no-shows. I approach the starter and let him know and he says I HAVE to join another group, and I quote "we don't do solos on the weekends." Keep in mind this is a par 61 course in trash condition. I let the front desk know I will not be playing and why and the guy is like???? What? That shouldn't be an issue playing solo. I AGREE! But the 75-year-old starter INSISTED "We don't do that on the weekends." Terrible service and no common sense whatsoever from the starter, it's HIS way or the highway! Usual behavior from people that age, He must own the place the way he was acting. Don't waste your time or money here

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    Steel Canyon Golf Club - Closer view of the club house front entrance.

    Closer view of the club house front entrance.

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    View of part of the golf course.

    Steel Canyon Golf Club - Both covered and uncovered driving range.

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    North Fulton Golf Course - No. 9 green.

    North Fulton Golf Course

    2.6(23 reviews)
    6.4 mi•Buckhead

    I think North Fulton is the second best of the Atlanta municipal golf courses behind Browns Mill…read more If I had to rank 'em, my list would be: 1. Browns Mill 2. North Fulton 3. Bobby Jones 4. Alfred Tup Holmes In terms of course conditions, I think Browns Mill and North Fulton are neck and neck. The conditions of the tee boxes, fairways, and putting greens are decent for munis. The greens in particular are in pretty good shape. Based upon my experiences with the four courses listed above, I think North Fulton is generally kept in the best condition. However, I like the layout and scenery of Browns Mill the most. North Fulton is located in Chastain Park, North Buckhead. There's a paved walking trail (Chastain Park Trail) that runs along the perimeter of the course. There are three tees: blue, white, and silver. From the blues (tips), the course measures 6,570 yards with a slope with a rating/slope of 71.9/126. Par 71 for men, par 73 for women. I do not think this course is very challenging and, quite frankly, some of the holes can get a little boring. In general, I do not think any of the Atlanta munis are very difficult and therefore, I think they are great courses for beginners and weekend hackers (like me). For the most part, the front nine is rather flat. There are more elevation changes on the back, but nothing too substantial. Water comes into play on a handful of holes. Rough is pretty much non-existent and it can be hard to find patches of grass on some swaths of fairway/rough. Nothing I would consider terrible though, unlike Tup Holmes: https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/alfred-tup-holmes-golf-course-atlanta-2?select=qx5IE_3iqkFVIqruClH6mA. There are hole markers, ball washers, and waste baskets at every tee (you'd be surprised at the number of courses that don't have them at every tee) and they look relatively new. There is an adequate number of water coolers throughout the course, but no restrooms. I recall a shoddy-looking shack on the back nine, but it was fenced/locked up. This is a popular course and, like Bobby Jones, can get rather crowded on weekends. They have multiple marshalls ("ambassadors") monitoring play, but still plan on a 5-hour round if you play on the weekend. Several of the holes are positioned closely together so it's not uncommon to run into groups playing other holes or hearing the word "FORE!" yelled out multiple times in a single round. There is no driving range so you'll just have to hit a terrible tee shot and warm up on the front nine. There are two practice putting greens, in nice shape, in front of the clubhouse. There's really not a convenient bag drop at this course. The closest parking is on the street and there's a dirt lot you can park in a short ways down. I paid $45 after tax for my weekend morning round. This included the City of Atlanta resident discount (yes, residents get discounts so be sure to show your ID if you live in the city). The pro shop is big and basic with a TV, sofa, some golf equipement, apparel, food (hot dogs), snacks (chips, cookies, crackers), and drinks (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic). Surprisingly and unfortunately, no beverage cart was seen during our entire round. The folks in the clubhouse were friendly. All in all, I think North Fulton is an OK golf course. It's economical and easy to get to if you live in the city. If you're not a golf snob and just want to get out and play, an enjoyable round can certainly be had here.

    Not a big fan of this course, I think the price they charge for the quality of the course is a bit…read moreoff. I also had a problem with them honoring a coupon that I purchased through their own website. The manager was like well i do all the coupons and I didnt put that one up even though I had printed that the same morning and paid for my tee time at the reduced rate. If you want to check it out its always good to try a new course but I wont be back due to my experience.

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    North Fulton Golf Course - No. 9 green. Clubhouse in background.

    No. 9 green. Clubhouse in background.

    North Fulton Golf Course - No. 8 tee. Par 3 over water.

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    No. 8 tee. Par 3 over water.

    Life Time

    Life Time

    2.9(139 reviews)
    4.2 mi

    The class studios at this location are spacious, so sessions rarely crowd and weekday evening…read moreworkouts offer plenty of room. Equipment is abundant with no waiting required. Bonus points for the covered parking structure that keeps cars cool during summer, plus the convenient shops and restaurants right next door. Overall, a great facility!

    Joining Life Time has been one of the best decisions our family has made…read more Like many busy professionals, I had built a great home gym over the years. What I didn't realize I was missing was the energy that comes from being surrounded by people pursuing health, wellness, growth, and recovery. What sets Life Time apart is that it isn't just a gym. It's an ecosystem built around helping people become the healthiest version of themselves. One day I may run laps on the indoor track. Another day I may focus on strength training, core work, boxing, stretching, or recovery. There are machines and training areas for every fitness level and every goal imaginable. Treadmills, weights, functional fitness spaces, recovery tools, massage chairs, stretching equipment, steam rooms, hot tubs, infrared saunas, traditional saunas, cold recovery spaces, and more. And yes, there are televisions everywhere filled with sports. Lots and lots of sports. The atmosphere is contagious. You are surrounded by people investing in themselves, challenging themselves, and pursuing healthier lives. One of the lessons I recently wrote about in my article Dynamic Stretch + Recovery is that growth doesn't happen during the workout alone. Growth happens in the recovery. Muscles strengthen when they are challenged and then given time to rebuild. The same is true in life. The best leaders understand this. The healthiest people understand this. Strong performance requires intentional recovery. Life Time has reminded me of that truth. For me, the traditional sauna has become a favorite place to reflect, pray, recover, and simply be still. It is often in those quiet moments that I find clarity, gratitude, and perspective. What has surprised me most is how much our entire family loves it. My daughter is having a blast with the pools, water slides, and activities. The outdoor beach club atmosphere, music, and weekend events make it feel more like a resort than a gym. My husband has found a place to exercise, stay active, and invest in his health as well. We joined thinking we were purchasing a fitness membership. What we found was community, family experiences, wellness, recovery, inspiration, and joy. In a world that constantly tells us to do more, Life Time reminds us that our health, our families, and our well-being are worth investing in too. Grateful we made the decision.

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    Life Time - Welcome to the Club

    Welcome to the Club

    Life Time - Men's locker room 10/1/23

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    John Marshall Golf Instructor - golflessons - Updated September 2026

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