There are three facilities much closer to my house, but I come here because it's the best by…read morecomparison. It's not even close. I'm at the range 2-3 times a week, and DV has everything you need to work on your game. Grass, mats, green, sand... they have it. They do a great job with the upkeep, and when you factor in the cost of the buckets (they just got new balls), it's an unbeatable value. If Jim ever decides to expand into club services -- fittings, repair, regrip, etc. -- they would have my business, along with the hundreds of patrons that love this place.

Great courses Good greens…read more Fair prices Cart rentals were good Employees were thoughtful and helpful

Bought a racket there and it was a terrific experience! Alex was incredibly patient and…read moreknowledgeable, answering all my questions and helped me select a great racket. Good prices and tremendous service- absolutely worth a trip for any of your tennis and pickleball needs!

Just getting into tennis and the owner of the shop answered all my questions. Super friendly and…read morehelpful! Will be buying my tennis gear from here in the future! They also let me demo some rackets for free!

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.

Nice course, BUT the experience was bad. Played a 4 some on a slow Thursday. Our round took 4 hrs 6…read moremins with CART PATH ONLY all winter by the way. Ranger came out and told us to speed up on back to back holes on 6 & 7. On 17 the 2 some behind us was yelling during our swings. Maybe if the starter actually started groups at their tee time instead of back to back the group behind us would've been happier. But if this is how the club and members act I'll pass on the Invited Club membership.

Got food poisoning from the bacon burger and I am scared of eating food there again but golf is funread more

Great location especially on colder winters evenings etc. Definitely can't wait to go againread more

Don Peterson knows golf!! His driving range is awesome and I love working on my game here. Great…read moreBalls, Mini Golf for my kids and they are always there to help me "straighten" out my game!!

One of the best golf courses in the state. Grounds crew works hard to keep the course looking and…read moreperforming perfectly year round. The grass fairways in the winter. Private course with an amazing clubhouse. Very nice meals, cigars, alcohol, and atmosphere. You'll be waited on by the nicest clubhouse staff. High def TVs playing golf tournaments with a great view of 9 fairway and green. Can't complain! [I should mention this is my opinion and the general opinion of many of the members who play here. Much of them are very vocal about how much they love this place. In the interest of being fair, I will say I do work grounds crew at this course. Grounds crew get to play the course when it's closed on Tuesdays so we are very interested in keeping the course as perfect as possible]

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

Fantastic track with very interesting holes…read more This is a private club and I was able to play due to a company tounament. It is located way up in Alpharetta. I drove by a few mansions after the security gate. Its a pretty nice neightborhood. The folks at the club are nice. From the bag boy, to the event director. Everyone was profesional and courteous. The condition of the course is very good. If you hit it into the fairway, you are assured of a very nice second shot. Grass is carpet-like. Super dense and firmish. Tee box in good condition. Fairway with good drainage. Bunkers are fluffy and DEEEP. They have these British Open pot bunkers that are 6 feet deep. Stay clear of these. Greens are awesome. Tricky, but good shape. Very scenic, lots of water , foliage, sand, bunker, island green, elevation. My only gripe is the distance marker. I don;t think I saw any. But I had my trusty range finder. Overall, very good track.

This is a really fantastic golf course. The golf course is one of the best in North Atlanta. A very…read more"natural" course design in wide-open country with wildflowers and heavy vegetative grass. coupled with high-quality care and maintenance on the playing surfaces. Liberal use of zoysia in the fairways keeps your ball siting up perfectly for your approach shot into the enormous and heavy-undulating greens. It is a difficult golf course, and they can make it ridiculously hard with the right pin placements. If you do get a chance to play on this private course, do it,! My only minor complain is some the golf staff, (starter) can be grouchy and rude. This is a private club, and private clubs aren't exactly booming these days. Treat your members right. ;-)