Amazing course a lot of fun and challenging. I grew up not three miles from this course and never…read moreeven knew it existed!! I'm so happy to come back home and play this course challenging and fun!

Who says golf has to be expensive? Historic College Park Golf Course is a great value. It's budget…read moregolf. You can play 9 holes with cart for $17.44 or 18 holes with cart for $26. This course is as unpretentious as it gets. The staff is very friendly and there are no tee times. You just walk up and play. It's first-come, first-served. Note: This is a 9-hole course. The course is located just 2-3 miles west of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. It's less than a 10-minute drive from the airport. Airport employees, College Park residents (30337 zip code), seniors, students, military, and law enforcement can play at discounted rates. Now you may be wondering, at rates this low, what the condition of the course is like. In my experience, the course conditions have been surprisingly good from (most) tee boxes to fairways to greens. I've paid more to play on courses in worse shape. Tee boxes are often neglected at public courses, but several of the tee boxes here have been in relatively good shape (for a muni) the times I've played. One reason this course can get away with such low prices is it's no-frills. The clubhouse is tiny. It's got a check-in counter, a little kitchen, fridges, a couple tables, a TV, and a mishmash of golf equipment including old clubs and rentable push/pull carts if you decide to walk. There is only one restroom for each sex. There are no locker rooms or various amenities or anything like that. The range ball machine is old and operated using arcade machine tokens. Sometimes, the tokens won't catch so you'll have to keep trying until the balls start coming out. A bucket of 30 range balls costs $3.21, 60 range balls costs $5.89, and 90 range balls costs $8.56. Range balls are a grab bag of Nike, Pinnacle, and Wilson Staff. The range is small and you can hit off either grass or mats. The range doesn't have club stands, further evidence of the no-frills description above. There is a tiny practice putting green with only two pins. The practice facilities are in adequate shape. As for the course, there are no bunkers. There is a creek (Camp Creek) and a pond. There are three sets of tees: blue (2,987 yards), white (2,835 yards), and red (2,147 yards). The course rating/slope is 67.2/116 which means it's not very difficult and great for beginners. There are two par 5s (holes 4 and 9), five par 4s, and two par 3s (holes 6 and 8). The longest hole is No. 9, the finishing hole, coming in at 465 from the blue tees. On the 5th hole, don't hit your approach shot too far or skull your pitch or chip. If you do, your ball might wind up hitting a car driving down Camp Creek Parkway. This almost happened to me. The 3rd and 9th holes run along either side of the driving range so the driving range net comes into play. If you hit your ball over the driving range net, it's considered out of bounds (OB). However, according to the local rules printed on the scorecard, if your ball winds up under the driving range net, you get a free drop (no penalty). You must drop the ball with just enough distance from the net so that you can perform a full swing. However, you cannot advance the ball any closer to the hole. The par-5 9th hole plays straight off the tee, but then severely doglegs left, around the range and up a hill to the green. You'll want to keep your drive and second shot right of center in order to have a playable angle to the green in regulation. Otherwise, the driving range net will be in your way, forcing you to lay up and add a stroke to your score. During a wet round, where we were eventually rained out, I was told holes 3 and 4 were cart path only. The course uses fuel-injected Yamaha golf carts that are fairly nice. There are water coolers on the 4th and 6th tees. There's an old ball washer on the 7th tee. In general, this is a compact course with rolling fairways and moderate elevation changes typical of a Georgia course. Despite the slow, mostly postage stamp greens, the holes are quite scorable so long as you keep your ball in play. This is far from the most scenic or memorable course in Atlanta. The design is simple and the layout is pretty straightforward. In the end, if you just want to get out and play a quick 9 (or 18), Historic College Park Golf Course will definitely help you scratch that golf itch. This course is not on any discounted tee time websites like GolfNow and TeeOff.com.

Invited last minute to play Ashton Hills GC and wasn't quite sure what to expect. First time…read morearriving into the parking lot and it seems a nice little public course. Hhmm. What will this place be like? Met some of the staff walking in first thing and everyone seemed super nice. All good so far! Quite a small clubhouse and basic pro-shop, along with a range directly opposite which seemed all good. The practice green looked quite nice, so I was hoping the same on the course. We started on the back 9 due to an event teeing off later and a straightforward par 4. Tees nice enough and fairways with plenty of short grass. Nice lies all day. Moment of truth, what are the greens like? Actually they were excellent. For a public course, no pitch marks and Bermuda grass. They rolled super nice and around 9/10 on the stimp. Really nice. Managed to work my around the course well with 4 birdies and a 71 finish. Went to have lunch afterwards and met the co-owner and Pro - Brian. What a nice chap! Had a great chat and always great meeting the guy that clearly has his heart and soul into the conditions. Would I go back? For sure! Was a fun round, other than the 1st hole which was a little gimmicky, the bunkers played well albeit I only went in one and still got up and down n for birdie. Thanks to Brian and the team. Keep it up!!! Cheers

I've played this course a number of times, and my experiences have typically been very positive…read more The staff has always been friendly and accommodating -- until this most recent visit. I booked a 7:30 a.m. tee time through GolfNow. Upon arrival, I was informed by a staff member, Tanner Jacobs, that the time I booked was "invalid." I was then charged approximately 40% more than the confirmed price I reserved online. In addition to the unexpected price increase, the interaction itself was disappointing. The communication was short, abrupt, and dismissive, which made the situation even more frustrating. Overall, this was a very poor experience, and unfortunately it has caused me to reconsider returning in the future.

Fairways, greens, hidden holes that nearly broke my ankle. Greens are so slow, my ball stopped 3/4…read moreof the way to the hole on a steep green. Fairways are worse than the rough on most good courses. Not worth $25.00.

just played the course today after a miserable experience last year. Since then the course has…read moreimproved considerably. The greens are in good shape as well as the fairways. So happy to finally see it come back around.

Great Chef "Keith" No bad item on the menu!…read more Great Friday Steak night! Service is very friendly.

This club has an excellent golf course and an outstanding staff. I am glad to call this my home…read morecourse.

BUYER BEWARE!!! This is a terrible company that has…read moremastered false advertising. I honestly don't know how they are still in business. The staff is terrible and it is clear that the management team is very lacking. I have been involved with this company one way or another for over 20 years and I am sad to see it in such condition. The corporate company INVITED is to blame as it has obviously gone down hill since they purchased the PTC and Newnan Clubs. They are purging members due to poor quality, from the courses to the food to the lack of customer service, I've watched them let go of their star employees leaving the bottom of the barrel staff. Instead of upping their game they keep laying people off due to having no budget which further ruins the overall experience. I want to say specifically that TARA LONG has no business being in charge of anything. It is embarrassing as a member of the PTC community that the clubs that this town were built around are falling to pieces. I've had MANY club members tell me they cancelled their membership simply because they couldn't find a human that would take their payment and they were sent to MULTIPLE different clubs in the area in search of the "correct person" as they held a check in hand wanting to pay. I have personally held an event at the Flat Creek Country Club and have been involved with their staff for varied reasons, always shocked at the difference I experience once they have TAKEN PAYMENT and I am no longer dealing with the sales team directly. I could go on and on as I have many many more stories to share but I've already wasted enough time on this company. I just hope this review can help someone else not waste their time and resources as I feel I have while being treated like an inconvenience. I mean just try and get your glass filled at the restaurant... good luck hunting down a server who isn't a manger that knows anything. The management team should be replaced not the staff being trained by them. Oh and if you are thinking of working for this company I've got some horror stories for you as well. Ok goodbye

Everything. Corporate level management sucks, so does the club manager. Only good thing about this…read moreplace is the chef. There are rats & rat poop everywhere and just did poorly on a health inspection. Members don't tip. They think they're rich but they can't even leave a five. The club is a joke. It's old. Smells like dead animal everywhere. Club manager doesn't give a shit.

Challenging course but it was in great condition! Loved every second of being out thereread more

Lovely facility for any kind of gathering of any group of up to 150 or so. Our 45th Rockdale County…read moreHigh School Reunion was held there tonight. Great food was served. Plenty of servers attended us well. The large balcony allowed for lots of extra small group conversations, and nice spot for huge group photos. Clean restrooms, plenty of parking area.

This review is written in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. I never thought I'd golf, but it is…read moreone of the very few activities that I feel comfortable doing during this time, so I just started a couple of months back. My husband and I both got City of Atlanta Fore Pass so we don't break the bank. Thank goodness you can golf almost all year round in Georgia. Anyway, with the pass, we pay $13.50 per person with the cart per round after 2pm and today was the first time I ever played on an 18-hole full course (but I have been to a fair share of golf courses). Overall I liked the place, with the course design, the scenery, and their COVID-19 precautions. I am always impressed by the condition of the municipal courses. The downside at the moment is that driving range is closed, likely due to COVID. It was supposed to be free range balls with the Fore Pass. I give it a 4 stars really in comparison with Chastain Park Golf Course, which I personally think is nicer and better maintained (but also can get fully booked very quickly). We will definitely be back!

Browns Mill you get the worst golf award of the year…read more The greens were absolutely horrible, poorly maintained and in serious need of landscaping. Every green had piles/bales of freshly cut grass sitting around near the pin. There was no water or beverages available for purchase, yet that had several empty beverage displays. What really surprised us was that, despite the condition of the course and lack of basic amenities, they were actually are hosting a tournament. We came expecting an enjoyable round of golf and left extremely disappointed. There are simply too many other golf courses in the Atlanta area to spend money playing under these conditions.

Can I put a zero? Lets see. Unfriendly pro shop where there were 4 behind the counter. Worst…read moredriving range in Peachtree City. Greens were awful. Tee Boxes were worse. Pace of play was over 5 hours. Maybe some dude in the shop could have gotten off his ass and played marshall? Thank god this joint is being bought cause I aint going back

Omg, I LOVE THE EVENT COORDINATOR 'S. The best people to work with especially if your planning a…read morewedding. So kind and understanding I recommend!