This is a beautiful course with unique holes. There are lots of valleys, turns, and hazards to keep you challenged and intrigued. The carts are very upscale with a GPS system that provides hardages, location of other carts/golfers, and even safety messages when a thunder storm was approaching. My only complaint is the greens were in terrible condition at the time of my visit (March 2008). They were diseased and patchy which caused my ball bounce and lose line constantly. Nice range and practice putting surface (totally unlike greens on course). No chipping/bunker practice area.

Customer Service

The girl in the clubhouse was quite absent minded and had to ask her supervisor anytime I had a question about greens fees, tournament check-in, and rain check. They did provide a rain check valid for one whole year :) Cart bay attendants were pleasant and helpful. One even cleaned my clubs and grooves before the round!

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Alfred "Tup" Holmes, Browns Mill

This course is very very short. Holes tend to overlap each other, and the play is extremely slow.

The service was average at best. In fact, "average at best" describes everything about this facility.

Customer Service

Nothing to write home about.

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cotton fields gc.

This is a course that is nice to play because of convience. It is not the most attractive course or the most well taken care of but not to bad. Has some interesting holes and is decently challenging if your game is on.

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Service is excellent

Pretty course, lots of wildlife. Lots of trees, so it's cooler in the summer, though they can snatch a few balls. Nice landscaping.

Some of the blind holes make it a little hazardous during the weekends -- watch out for players teeing off behind you. The 1st, 9th, 10th, and 18th are parallel, up and down a large hill, so watch out for slices and hooks.

This is a shorter course -- 5400 from the White tees, 5721 from the Blues, and a par 71. It's one of the prettiest city courses I've played at. Nice views of Kennesaw Mountain. The course is hilly -- several of the holes are blind, with the greens either behind a hill or doglegged left or right. A couple holes are so blind there are bells to ring to let the players behind know it is safe to tee off. Carts are path-only, so the fairways are nicely maintained, though play can be slow on weekends. $49 weekends, including cart, which makes it one of the cheaper North Atlanta courses to play.

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Restaurant serves standard grill stuff. Drink cart was reliable the times I played here. Large practice green, and good driving range with grass tees.