This course is in the heart of Atlanta city and has fantastic views of Atlanta downtown. But the course was poorly maintained, flooding in many spots and missing grasses on the green.

A fun course with thick grass offering a good hitting surface. A great place to work on the game for reasonable price. This course is in Atlanta staple has been around for decades. I’m pretty confident that it is owned by the city of Atlanta. The greens are thick and slow but offer a good experience. I highly recommend checking this out. After 5pm the cost is $20-30 to walk 18. ⭐️⭐️⭐️🇺🇸🐺

Prettiest City of Atlanta course I play. Great layout. Some maintenance issues with low spots and standing water, and also some greens and tee boxes don’t get enough sun to grow grass. Pace of play is slow when the weather is nice, but that’s because a lot of beginners play here. They used to have some rude staff here, but I haven’t seen them in a while. The crew that cleans the carts stays later than the other CofA courses, which people appreciate (tips). Playing here at sunset is my favorite way to end the day.

It’s astounding just how bad this place is, one of the busiest in the city with over 56,000 times per year — there’s really no excuse for the total lack of maintenance this course receives. It’s been months since the irrigation system went out and the green’s are still fried. So much wasted potential as this course could really be a top tier muni with a small amount of TLC. Tee- boxes are a nightmare, sand traps unkempt, and there’s no distinguishing between fairway and rough, as it’s all pretty overgrown and weedy. I mean, there’s really no upside to this course. Should be a $10 round. Instead of wasting $40 at Chastain, spend an extra $10 and go play somewhere decent.

How is it possible that this course is in such terrible shape? I get that it’s run by the city and I’m sure budgets are tight, but the sheer disregard for course maintenance is unbelievable. Every green was in dramatically different shape. One green would be completely scalped to dirt, while another would look like it had not been cut in months. I counted nearly 20 broken sprinklers that were creating a mess. Some of these sprinklers are just off the green and the pin would be cut right into a self made puddle. The 4th hole was 6in deep in sewage water. You literally have to walk through sewage to get to the fairway. I wouldn’t go here again even if they paid me to play it. It’s a waste of time trying to play this course. If the city doesn’t care, then just sell the place.