This American Legion is number one in state.Post 29 contributed thousands of dollars over the years…read moreto our police, firefighters and other law warriors. We help military families and wounded warriors to get back on their feet. Prior service! Come join us.

Great dance floor. Inexpensive drinks. Variety of dance venues over the weekend. Dj's and live…read morebands.

One of the best golf courses in the city of Atlanta. The grill, pool, tennis and more make for an…read moreaccommodating family experience as well. We moved in the Pinetree Neighborhood a few years ago from West Cobb and have thanked the Lord everyday since. I highly recommend either moving into the area and or joining the country club for tennis, golf, pool and social engagement. Well managed at every Level

Our family loves Pinetree! Have been members for more than 10 years. Great staff, love the food,…read morelots to do. I don't golf but we're always at the pool in the Summer. Highly recommended!!

Adopted our last dog from Mostly Mutts. Wonderful organization can't wait until they open their…read morebuilding next door. They truly care about the dog and cat community.

I truly enjoy my time volunteering at this shelter. The cats and dogs are loved by all.read more

Fun golf course in decent condition. I've played it many times over the course of the four seasons…read more Today the greens were bumpy and aerated which made it tough to hit putts. Several nice houses on the course. The country club itself has a restaurant and a wonderful swimming pool. If you live in the area is definitely a place to consider joining . ‍. Pro Shop is always stocked with really good quality gear and the club pro is a cool guy Great place overall.

Review as an event space: It was a splendid aesthetic and…read moreeasy to get into the place. I enjoyed my event, and there were plenty of little touches including the Listerine in the bathroom or the dinner mints on the way out. The food they prepared was a buffet with plenty of salad and vegetarian options and nice-looking desserts so I was reasonably well taken care off. The thing I had against them is they have multiple adjoining rooms and they scheduled what sounded like a teenage girl's birthday party next to a serious adult event with lecture and Q&A, so that wasn't great. So just watch out for those sorts of things.

Came on second night of their opening/re-opening to hear a jazz guitarist. Extremely disappointed…read morewith how rude and disrespectful they allowed the bar staff and guests to be. So loud with talking, laughing and shouting orders. Was very hard to hear and enjoy the music. This isn't a bar to grab a drink before the movie downstairs but should be for people to respect the artists and enjoy a craft cocktails with minimal/low talking to respect the art. Extremely disappointed.

Top notch joint. Drinkers were on point and N amazing atmosphere and skilled service.read more

Great club, chill atmosphere, and very good food! The course is beautiful and well kept, and the…read moregeneral manager was very nice to my wife who is very new to golf and made her feel less nervous about being out on the course on a busy day.

I'm a fan of Bentwater Golf Club. My coworkers and I played several rounds at this course (mostly…read moretournament rounds) before it went private. Yes, it used to be public until it became part of Canongate. ClubCorp later acquired Bentwater in a large multi-course acquisition in 2014. ClubCorp packaged Bentwater, which is located in Acworth, with Eagle Watch Golf Club, which is located in Woodstock. The two courses are about 35 minutes apart (with no traffic), but you can play both under one membership. That way, ClubCorp can market Bentwater and Eagle Watch together as 36 holes. Bentwater is a good 35-45 minutes north of Atlanta, up I-75 (take exit 278). It's worth the drive. The course is challenging, but fun. I have several memories here. The course was always in good condition the times we played it. The fairways and rough were lush and the greens (bentgrass) rolled true. The course opened in 2000 and was designed by Georgia Tech grad Mike Dasher. To date, it's the only Dasher design I've played. This is the only course I've played where the red tees are the tips. From the tips, the course measures 6,869 yards with a 73.5/143 rating/slope. Par 72. We played from the blues and whites. The blues measure 6,517 yards (71.8/137) and the whites measure 5,991 yards (69.2/132). It's not PGA Tour long, but it's long for weekend hackers like me. I consider this course above average in difficulty and I enjoyed the challenge. I had some pretty solid rounds here (by my low standards). The course is built within a subdivision. It's hilly. Most of the fairways are lined with trees, but there are several holes with houses on them. Aside from creeks, there's no water to contend with except on holes 9 and 18, each of which features its own scenic pond. The 9th hole is a medium-length par-5 where the pond comes into play on your 2nd shot. The 18th is a par-4 that plays downhill off the tee and slightly back uphill to an elevated green guarded on its front and left sides. You can miss short and right there and still be OK. The most memorable hole for me is No. 10. It's a long par-5 with a dramatic elevation change off the tee. From tee to green, it's a 90+foot drop. You can gain some serious distance off the tee thanks to that downhill shot. It's the No. 1 handicap hole (toughest on the course). They like to start you off on some long holes as holes 1 and 10 are both par-5s and the two longest holes on the course. The 1st hole is fun as well. They are strict about pace of play, at least the times we played. The marshals got on to our groups more than once. Granted, we were playing tournament rounds and thus were probably taking more time than we would a casual round. One time, we were comped rounds after having to deal with pace of play issues. Along with the 18-hole course, Bentwater has a driving range, medium-size practice putting green, and practice short game area with two small bunkers. The clubhouse is fine. This is an adequate mid-tier private club. If you're familiar with metro Atlanta golf courses, Governors Towne Club, designed by Curtis Strange, is right next door. Governors is nicer, but more expensive and exclusive.

"Great experience with Paw Project of Georgia! Everyone was very kind, professional, and caring…read more They truly care about the animals and take the time to help pet owners feel comfortable too. I'm very grateful for their help and highly recommend them!"

This Business is wonderful and priced well. It only has actual veterinarians at certain hours, so…read moreit is not an emergency clinic. They are so dedicated to saving animals and getting animals adopted, they will do flips for any animal that needs help. Paw Project is so connected to our community. You can know your donation is being put to good use. I just love the place. I got my last recue from their program.

They were all nice. But everyone are not regulars so ... and the food prices are a bit high.read more

Normally, I visit the Post for pool and cheap drinks…read more This was the very reason I stopped at this Post, except for a bunch of cool old Bingo experts suckered me into spending $30-$40 on bingo. Approaching the door, this building was a lot larger than the typical Posts I frequent. As I opened the door, I saw 1000s of square footage and rows and rows of tables, being quickly filled by bingo players. As I stood with my mouth wide open, this frail elderly woman basically told me to move my ass out the way so she could by her bingo books and get a good seat ha-ha! I laughed and asked her what I needed to do. She told me to take it up with the bingo book sellers - meaning she had no time for this newbie. I smiled and let her in front of me. After she bought the winning bingo book :), I talked to some friendlier elderly women, who helped get me my necessities and even helped during game time. By the time I stepped out the line, I knew how to play, who to ask if I had any questions and made 3 new fellow women friends! Clearly, I didn't win because "stuck-in-her-ways" took the opportunity from me, but I would be lying if i told you I sat next to a stranger. I found a seat next to her and began to ask questions just to irritate her :D Moral of the story, play bingo with the old folks. It's a joyous moment to live in!