Fields Ferry is a bit out of the way, but it's worth the trip. Solid layout, large greens that putt…read moretrue, and challenging yet playable for all skill levels. The folks in the pro shop and grill are helpful and courteous, and food & drink prices are very reasonable .

This golf course is where I play home games for middle school and high school and it is well kept upread more

Great day! Staff was super helpful since it was my first time. Informed me of green aeration 3-4…read moreweeks prior. Very playable and affordable.

This was a hidden gem found on a camp trip with amazing views. Elevation changes made it a…read morechallenge. Staff were great!

DO NOT PREPAY ONLINE…read more Do not prepay online for your tee time for this course. If you need to cancel for any reason you will not be able to reach the pro shop and even if you don't happen to reach someone they are not going to be helpful. Terrible customer service experience. If I could give 0 stars I would.

Every year they make improvements. Jan/Feb 2026 the greens are in great shape and sand traps are…read moreraked. Fairways are good. They've seriously cut back gnarly trees and high grass on holes where now, even a bad shot can at least be found if not played. Every hole has its challenges. If you can score here, you are ready for most any course. I like the variety between wide open where you can see as many as 5-6 holes from one vantage point to then finding yourself riding through deep woods to get to the next hole. And pricing is one of the best in the area with tee times easy to get on-line. No need to give them a credit card or anything. Pay when you arrive. It's a relatively small operation - but the staff is always very friendly and helpful.

When you go to Lake Arrowhead's website (https://bit.ly/3pkHowZ), the first thing you see in big…read moreletters is "Metro Atlanta's Best Kept Secret." They've got a point. I've lived in Atlanta since 2000 and have played at numerous golf courses in Georgia over the decades: https://bit.ly/3OtHDQZ. Until recently, I had no idea this course was hidden away in the northwest metro. If I recall correctly, I learned about Lake Arrowhead when I did a Yelp search, years ago, for "new" courses to play in Georgia: https://bit.ly/3bIYIbv. My friends and I made the trek out to Waleska and I think all of us were pleasantly surprised. Overall, the course was in good condition, the views were beautiful (there were more scenic holes than I expected), service was great, and the value was excellent (thanks to Golf Moose). I told my friends we should play at Lake Arrowhead (since it had been on my list to play) and one of them sent me a deal from Golf Moose (iDealGolfer). The deal was 18 holes for two golfers with cart for $49. The fine print said there was an additional $20 fee per player to play before 1pm on Saturday, Sunday, & course holidays, paid to course at check-in. We had an 11am tee time on a Saturday, so we paid the extra $20 each. In total, we paid $44.50 each. That's it, a pretty good deal for a daily fee on a course of this caliber. Even Lake Arrowhead's regular golf rates, at the time of writing this review, are a decent value with the max rate being $64 per golfer for 18 holes with cart. If this course was closer to Atlanta, they might be able to get away with charging $80, maybe even $90. There is some tradeoff. It's a hike to get up to Waleska if you live in town. I've played at some other courses not too far away, such as Callahan Golf Links (https://bit.ly/3p3SpCo) and Fairways of Canton (https://bit.ly/3SxBrdi). Those are far and Lake Arrowhead is even farther. From my home in Midtown Atlanta, it took a solid hour to get here (actually more since I hit construction traffic on 75 north). I've played at Cobblestone Golf Course on Lake Acworth (https://bit.ly/3SxSJqJ) and Lanier Islands Legacy Golf Course on Lake Lanier (https://bit.ly/3JFI0Xm). I've known about those lake courses for years, but had no idea about Lake Arrowhead. The actual Lake Arrowhead lake is significantly smaller than the aforementioned lakes, but it is a legitimate lake and not a glorified large pond like East Lake (http://bit.ly/33JiIlF). ;) Unlike Cobblestone, Lanier Islands, and East Lake, Lake Arrowhead's golf course doesn't border its namesake lake nor does it even have views of the lake. You do get a nice view of the lake as you enter the property, though. If you look closely in some places, like Golf Moose and the golf course's physical scorecard, you'll see that the course is named "The Highlands Course." Instead of lake views, it boasts picturesque mountain views. I consider this a mountain course. It's significantly hillier than your typical Georgia courses, which are already hilly. You're entering North Georgia mountain territory in this part of the state. In some ways, Lake Arrowhead reminds me of Lanier Islands. They're both gated lake resorts roughly an hour north of Atlanta. However, Lake Arrowhead is much smaller. Both resorts have named their courses, but don't be fooled - there is only one course at each resort (I think Lanier Islands used to have two, but now there's only one). The Highlands Course at Lake Arrowhead opened in Fall 2008 which makes it one of the newest courses in metro Atlanta. I'm not sure I can count on one hand how many courses have opened in and around Atlanta since then (the Great Recession). The Highlands Course is hard. It will give you all you can handle. From the tips (black tees), the course measures 6,998 yards with a difficult 75.3/138 rating/slope. I played from the white tees at 6,049 yards, 71.4/130. If it's your first time playing here and you want to shoot a decent score for yourself, I recommend playing conservatively. Lay up. This course has several challenging forced carries and you have to do a good job accounting for elevation changes. My friend described it as "target golf." There is really an emphasis on course management here. You have to pick the right clubs and play the right shots. There's not a whole lot of room for error. The risk-reward is high. I do think the landing areas are reasonable. The fairways are wide and generally accepting, and the greens are big. As far as course conditions, for the price paid, we weren't complaining. Most of the fairways, bunkers, and greens were in good shape, though there were some trouble spots that you wouldn't find on a higher-end course. On-course restrooms are located on the front nine, on hole 4, and on the back nine, just before the 14th tee. All staff I interacted with were terrific, from Devin and Aaron in the pro shop (polite) to cart girl Rosanna, who picked me up at my car, and starter Jeff, who was welcoming and friendly.

This is by far the worst course I've played in Georgia. 100 dollar round to tee off on a baseball…read morefield. I'd rather play 36 dollar creekside golf club in hiram. The greens are awfully maintained as well. Thanks lake arrowhead golf club

Private club. Stellar golf experience off the beaten path and well attended by the staff. Great…read moreclubhouse setup.

From the owner: Founded in 1999, Hawks Ridge Golf Club is a private golf club, recognized each year since its…read morefounding by "Golf Digest" as a top "100 Greatest Golf Courses" in America. From tee to green, Hawks Ridge provides some of the finest and most consistent playing surfaces of elite-level golf clubs in the Atlanta area. Our clubhouse hospitality to our members and guests is world class. For membership information, please call Todd Sentell, Director of Sales & Marketing, directly at 678/208-2786. Thank you for your interest in one of the finest golf clubs in America!

Amazing course for the money. Great views, well kept, and pace of play was great, and cart were…read morenice.

not good. People are not friendly. lambs is not what it is sold to be. not a place I will sign up…read morefor in the future

I had the opportunity to play Eagle Watch. This is a fine golf course in Woodstock, located about…read more35-45 minutes north of Atlanta without traffic. If you're familiar with golf courses in metro Atlanta, Eagle Watch is located immediately next to Towne Lake Hills Golf Club. Both courses are in the Woodstock neighborhood of Towne Lake, just off I-575 exit 8. I like both courses. The big difference between the two is Eagle Watch is private and Towne Lake is public. Eagle Watch is currently a ClubCorp course and, for some reason, is paired with Bentwater Golf Club in Acworth. The courses are about 35 minutes apart (without traffic). I remember when these courses operated independently of each other (and when Bentwater was public). The only reason I can think of as to why ClubCorp paired them together is to sell more memberships. Get two courses for the price of one. Eagle Watch used to belong to Canongate (also private at the time) until ClubCorp acquired them in a large package deal in 2014. Eagle Watch has all the typical country club amenities and then some. Along with the 18-hole, par-72 golf course, there are 12 tennis courts, pools, a playground for kids, and even an outdoor basketball court and beach volleyball. The clubhouse is nice and spacious. I wouldn't characterize this club as high-end, but it's certainly not low-tier either. It's middle of the pack. There's a driving range, large practice putting green, and a practice short game area with bunker. The course is one of less than 10 in the state of Georgia designed by the Arnold Palmer Design Company. I'm not sure how much of a hand Arnie actually had in the design of Eagle Watch, but it's cool his name is attached. Like other Palmer clubs, the clubhouse has memorabilia dedicated to The King. The course opened in 1989. It has bermudagrass fairways and bentgrass greens. When we played, the course, from tee to green, was generally in good condition. There are five sets of tees to play from. From the tips (gold), the course measures "only" 6,741 yards with a rating/slope of 72.8/143. From the whites, where we played from, the course measures 5,677 yards with a 68.0/125 rating/slope. I'd say this course is average or slightly above average in difficulty. The course is hilly, which is typical of a Georgia course, but it's more pronounced here. Some of the elevation changes are significant and make some of the holes scenic and memorable. There are no large bodies of water to contend with, but several small ponds and some creeks. While the course winds and weaves its way through a subdivision, most of the holes are tree-lined. The signature hole is No. 14, a moderate to long par-3 with a forced carry over a pond. Paired with a bunker left of the green, there's not much room for error. On top of that, if you're shooting for birdie, you'll have to place your ball on the correct side of the green as it's two-tiered. It's not as intimidating as it sounds. The 17th is another par-3 over water and it's one of the easier holes. The most difficult hole is No. 2, a long dogleg-right par-4. It's the longest par-4 on the course (446 yards from the tips, 390 from the whites) and the No. 1 handicap hole. Err to the right on your approach. I had an enjoyable round here and wouldn't mind playing this track again. We had fun.

Course was a dump. Bad tees, cart paths like the DMZ, carts electrically blocked on all fairways,…read moreetc. Good clubhouse, that's it. Club One Corp is a scam and only wants $$$ but spends nothing to maintain the pasture.

The Tavern is an amazing restaurant at the clubhouse at Old Toccoa Farm Country Club. The…read moreatmosphere is relaxing and very welcoming. The staff were so polite and enthusiastic upon arriving at the parking lot. Golf cart attendants were very informative and friendly when we arrived and asked for directions. Upon entering the building next the the Pro Shop the hostess greeted us and sat us near a window seat. The views are spectacular from this hilltop view of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Ben was our server and handed us menus that were extremely simple and easy to follow. Ben went over the specials for food and drinks and within 15 minutes our food was served. We both ordered brunch foods I had the pancakes, eggs and bacon while my wife enjoyed eggs Benedict. All foods were tasty and delicious with one exception was that the eggs Benedict were slightly over cooked and yolk lacked fluidity. However, the lady at the table next to us ordered the same meal and hers came out perfect. Without complaining we assumed that the delicious smoked bacon on my plate may have taken extra time and my wife's egg yolks may have sat and cooked firm while my bacon took extra minutes. Not a problem, still satisfied with flavor!! The staff and location deserves 5 Stars and two thumbs up for extraordinary service and hospitality. We are looking forward to going back and will make a reservation to make sure we get allowed inside by the security gatekeepers Kevin and Mr. Tennessee.

terrible on every level...... please know I am the first to want to give a good review on a…read morerestaurant.... music annoying and juvenile, not conducive to relaxing.....service stank. no refills offered.. no utensils given..coffee cold...burger tasted like it was defrosted in microwave, it had a frozen back taste, and so did the chocolate cake ( which I was given no fork for)....and tiramisu. big fat disappointment.....they have a lot of nerve. charging $12.00 for hard..old...defrosted tasting chocolate cake...and by the way if you want really good tiramisu go to the Olive Garden. they should train their waitresses, and use fresh food for what they are charging..what a joke...country club..reservations....why??? The stall in the ladies bathroom smelled of strong, aged urine ; probably due to the mat on the floor in front of the toilet that has accumulated urine. It was nauseating and extremely concerning.. there were no cars in the parking lot or guests in the dining room. Word gets around!

Not sure why there are so many bad reviews here. We booked a tee time with no issues, plenty of…read moregolf balls on the range, friendly staff, and we were even given free lunch tickets! Probably a promotion I didn't know about. The next week we had a small issue so I left the Gm and pro shop a message. Both called me back and fixed my concerns immediately. Lunch was great, everything was clean and inviting. Not a member but I look forward to joining!

Not the first time I've visited this club. I have always enjoyed the challenging back nine…read moreespecially the fairway that has three separate areas. It was a beautiful day. Like they say "a bad day on the golf course always beats a good day at work!"

Great course. Par 72…read more We were really fortunate to play Cobblestone a couple weeks ago. I played this course years and years ago when I lived in the area and it has only gotten better. The employees provide a top notch service! Absolutely enjoyed our time at the course. They have a great maintained driving range to get some practice in before your round. The starter at the 1st tee was extremely professional and made sure everyone got off in a timely manner. They even drive around to keep you updated on pace of play. Don't pull up to this course for the first time and expect to have a good scoring day. It's an extremely difficult course considering most of the greens are tough to read and have different tiers to them. Even if you're on the green in two you might end up three putting if you're 20ft out. The first hole is a long par 5 that truly shows how the tough the course can be. If you're a long hitter it's reachable in 2. Overall, Cobblestone is a great course that you definitely need to check out. Fairways are beautiful, great views, amazing greens. Im a 2 handicap and walked away with a 78 from the tips. Good luck and enjoy.

We played this course today and when I say the Greens were in the worse shape I have ever played in…read moremy 27 years of golf. The course made us pay full price knowing this as well as making excuses for the lack of communication. We took 40 plus guys out there and were severely disappointed with the conditions of the greens. One rating on course conditions, and service. I will never go back to Cobblestone Golf Course.