I decided to entertain some of my most important client's to a round of golf at Jack Nicklaus…read moredesign golf course. The picturesque landscaping makes Laurel Springs one of the most scenic golf courses in the Atlanta area. This Jack Nicklaus designed course features a challenging par-71 layout that incorporates the beautiful natural environment. Designed to offer maximum enjoyment and an exciting challenge for players of every skill level, Laurel Springs provides an unmatched golf experience to enjoy. It's a semi-private course and very challenging and long, but it's worth it :)

I've been a member here for sometimes now as my teenager boys like to practice frequently to stay…read morein tune for the high school team. However, recently, the range has been closed down so often, it's causing problem with accessibilities. Don't know why as the balls are being hitting off the mat majority of the time anyway. We seldomly go to the grass range in the back of the range so please do better as there are many other clubs around town.

I'm very impressed with this facility and excited to have it in our city! The technology here is…read moreamazing. The owner, Robert, took time to show me everything, ask questions about myself, and teach how to use the simulator. I came back and took a private lesson with him and was very happy. He is a great golf teacher that communicates with clarity, compassion, and patience. This is my new home for practice. Come and check out this awesome place. The owners have put a lot of work into it and it shows!

We had the best time. Robert, the owner, is so friendly and helpful. We played Augusta and it felt…read morelike we were walking the course in real time. Highly recommended.

We had a blast at UGA Golf Course. This course had been on our list to play for years, but due to…read moreits distance from our golf group in Atlanta, it required everyone to block off pretty much an entire day to play here. It was worth it. UGA Golf Course, also known as "University Golf Course," is the official golf course for the University of Georgia in Athens. This course is open to the public. I don't think it's technically on-campus, but it's close. From Atlanta, I would budget about a 1.5-hour drive each way. This course is home to the UGA men's and women's golf teams. I think it's neat to be able to play a college golf team's home course. Not all are public like this one. For example, Georgia Tech's home courses, East Lake Golf Club and the Golf Club of Georgia, are private. Georgia State's home course, Bobby Jones Golf Course, is public. I also live in North Carolina where UNC (UNC Finley Golf Course), Duke (Duke University Golf Club), and NC State's (Lonnie Poole Golf Course) courses are public, but Wake Forest's course (Old Town Club) is private. The UGA golf teams have a private practice facility here. I live next door to the Georgia Tech golf practice facility (Noonan Golf Facility). From what I've seen of UGA's practice facility, Tech's is nicer. Then again, the Tech facility was renovated and reopened in 2017. UGA's facility looks more dated. Speaking of which, UGA's public clubhouse felt a little small and dated. Not that there's anything wrong with it. This isn't a country club. The clubhouse definitely had more of a public facility feel. The golf shop was fully-stocked with cool stuff including Georgia college football national championship merchandise (e.g., putter covers). The dining room pays homage to the UGA golf teams' championships on various levels (e.g., SEC and national titles) with things like a trophy display and a list of years won. I love golf history and enjoy looking at things like this when visiting different clubhouses. The building could use a refresh. The dressing area in the men's restroom had Bankers Boxes stacked with what looked like extra plaques. Too many awards, I guess. Georgia's men's golf team won the national title in 1999 and 2005. The runner-up in '05 was Georgia Tech. The newest part of the clubhouse appeared to be the "Campus Market Express." It's self-serve convenience store with snacks and drinks. No staff. The golf shop and cart barn were staffed with what appeared to be UGA undergrads. The starters at the starters shack appeared to be the typical older, perhaps retired, golf enthusiasts. Everyone I interacted with was polite. UGA Golf Course opened in 1968. The course was originally designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. The course was renovated by Love Golf Design (Davis Love III and his brother Mark Love's company) in 2006. The public driving range is sizable with about 30 hitting stations (mats). There's also a large practice bunker and a separate chipping green. The public practice facility has its own parking lot and is located in its own separate area on the property, on the other side of the golf course parking lot. Heading to the course, you'll pass the practice facility on your left before dead-ending into the course parking lot and cart staging area. There's also a large practice putting green next to the starter's shack, before the 1st and 10th tees. During our visit, the course was in good shape. We started out playing the first several holes in the rain. The rain came down hard around holes 2 and 3. The course drained really well. The rain let up and we finished the round dry. I could tell the greens hadn't fully healed from their most recent aerification, but it wasn't a problem for us due to all the moisture and resulting slowness. As far as the design and layout, I liked it a lot. This felt and played like a true 18-hole "championship course." It has a fun and scenic variety of holes. The terrain and elevation changes here are very typical for a non-coastal course in the South. The routing keeps things interesting and the greens are huge. Nine and 18 share a big double green in front of the clubhouse. It looks like RTJ had a lot of land to work with when he designed this track. There are no houses on the course. My favorite stretch is holes 12 (downhill par 5 with approach shot over water), 13 (par 3 with forced carry over water), and 14 (par 4 with tee shot over water). Not only is that stretch challenging, but it's quite beautiful with the way the holes surround the pond. From the tips, known as the "Bulldog Tees" here, the course is a whopping 7,258 yards with a 75.4/141 rating/slope. We played from the white tees: 5,964 yards, 69.9/122. There are six sets of tees to choose from. I thought the Bulldog Tees, with actual cute bulldog tee markers, were a nice touch. The electric E-Z-GO carts were outfitted with GPS units with the GolfLogix app (yardages to pin, green heatmaps). We paid $77 per person for our weekend afternoon round.

Wonderful facility! The place is super clean and the bays are great for practice and plays. They…read morealso offer beer, snacks, and other drinks. On top of that, they have golf equipment and accessories for sale. I highly recommend anyone to come visit to have fun and improve on golf!

Enjoy the private bays being offered . Really peaceful place when we visited . Would definitely…read morevisit or get membership for the future

Very boring. I mean come on who wants to pay to golf inside on a screen? Top golf is way more fun…read more Inside was nice and clean but the golf part is not good. Paid money for this? I give this place about a year. Eating mediocre food in a small space and whacking golf clubs at a screen is really a horrible idea. Won't be back

I had a great experience. Super fun. Their private room is spacious and relaxing. Staff was very…read moresweet. Their Pink Lady and Whiskey Sours are so good ! Everything on their menu tasted great, I loved the crispy xango dessert most of all. Pricey but worth the experience. I would 100% come again.

Want to give a huge thank you to James, my daughter went last night for her Birthday. I asked james…read moreif she could take my $50 dollar credit to use. Not only did he make that happen, they went above and beyond for my daughter! Thank y'all so much for making her night special. She said the food and doughnuts were amazing, and the service was outstanding, and as always the view from the top deck is great!! Thank you James and your team!

Had a blast with our group here! I've been to several Topgolf locations from FL and GA. This…read morelocation stands out for excellent customer service. We also enjoy the free game room to sit and chill after bay time.

The course layout was challenging and gorgeous. The homes surrounding course were breath taking…read more The course was exceptionally manicured and the staff was welcoming and friendly. My experience exceeding my expectations.

I am not a member. I got to play as part of a fund raiser. But when I make that first million....I…read morewill join! Well maintanined, challenging, great ambiance, nice pro shop and fairly decent food.

Whether you're a veteran golfer or someone looking to get into the game, PGA Tour Superstore has…read moreeverything you need (and don't need). This is a big box retailer with multiple locations across the country. We're lucky enough to have three in Georgia, all of which are located in suburbs north of Atlanta, each roughly 30+ minutes from the city. I've been to all three PGA Tour Superstore locations in Georgia: this one in Lawrenceville, Kennesaw (https://www.yelp.com/biz/pga-tour-superstore-kennesaw), and Roswell (https://www.yelp.com/biz/pga-tour-superstore-roswell). I even used to go to the one in Buckhead, now closed (https://www.yelp.com/biz/pga-tour-superstore-atlanta). As this is a chain, all of the stores are very similar. They sell everything from the latest golf equipment and sportswear to swing analysis, lessons, and club repair. These stores are truly one-stop shops for all things golf. If you're a golf enthusiast and it's your first time, you'll feel like a kid in a candy store. This location in Lawrenceville is located just off I-85. If traveling northbound from the city, you'll take exit 105 (SR 120 - Duluth, Lawrenceville). If traveling southbound, you'll take exit 107 (SR 120 to SR 316 east / Boggs Road - Duluth, Lawrenceville). It's close to Sugarloaf Mills (shopping mall) and TPC Sugarloaf (one of the best golf courses in metro Atlanta). Compared to the PGA Tour Superstore locations in Kennesaw and Roswell, I believe this location is the smallest. That's okay though because they still have everything the other locations have including a putting green to try out putters and hitting bays with simulators and shot trackers to demo clubs and do custom club fittings. I had a great experience at this store. I had my entire set regripped at the Kennesaw location. I went out and played a round and noticed the grips on three of my clubs (5-iron, 9-iron, and pitching wedge) weren't installed correctly. The grips weren't fully pushed down the shafts so there was play (bending) at the top of the grips. It was annoying and particularly bad on my pitching wedge. Since I happened to be up in Duluth (near Lawrenceville) at the time, I decided to get the incorrectly-installed grips replaced at this location. I called the Kennesaw location to confirm that I could get these grips replaced at another PGA Tour Superstore location and they confirmed I could. Ideally, I would have taken these grips back to the Kennesaw location so they could see what they did wrong, but it was out of the way for me. I walked into this store, immediately to the club repair counter, and explained what happened. I handed my clubs to the club repair supervisor and he inspected them. As he bent the grip back at the top of my pitching wedge, his eyes widened and he said, "Yep, that's bad." He took a quick look at my receipt from the Kennesaw store and approved his subordinate to regrip my clubs at no cost. He told me it would take about 20 minutes and his estimate was correct. As a walk-in customer on a Sunday morning, my clubs were ready in only 20 minutes and they were regripped properly. I played the following weekend and never hit my 5-iron better. Seriously! (Though also perhaps a coincidence.) While waiting for my clubs to be regripped, I checked out some of the latest Honma and TaylorMade drivers as well as some new putter models. I also looked around in the apparel section and noticed the store carries the latest line of Under Armour golf shorts (Showdown style) which I had been ordering for myself online. I like that they carry current lines with modern fits.

I should have read the reviews before going to this particular location. This store has a good…read moreinventory and the prices seem reasonable; however, the overall staff experience hasn't been what I had hoped for. My first visit was great. I worked with a really attentive staff member and ended up purchasing my first set of clubs. Subsequent visits however haven't been so good (working with other staff members). I'm a new golfer who doesn't really know my way around the game/equipment yet. The staff generally seems to have a low tolerance for people like me and often display a condescending tone or impatience when it comes to questions or a lack of knowledge.