Beautiful, photogenic and fun course to play with a practice range. They offer 18 holes only but the price is very reasonable ($40-50 per person).

Gwinnett Country Club has been an awesome experience from day one. The course itself is always in fantastic condition — fairways are well maintained, greens roll true, and the overall atmosphere makes it a great place whether you’re playing a quick round or spending the entire day there. You can tell the staff takes pride in keeping the club looking great. What really stands out though is the people. Every employee we’ve interacted with has been welcoming, helpful, and genuinely friendly. Membership Director LauraAnne especially deserves recognition. She goes above and beyond to make members and guests feel at home, answers questions quickly, and brings a ton of positive energy to the club. It’s rare to find someone who cares that much about the member experience, and it absolutely shows. Highly recommend Gwinnett Country Club to anyone looking for a great course with an even better staff.

This course is absolutely incredible. The nee management has brought it back to life. The GM Joe Shirey has put sooo much work into this course, it is almost perfect! I will be playing here for many years to come. If you havent been book a tee time and enjoy

Great Course -- some challenging holes....but one green-drivable par 4. The club is working hard to ensure the course is in great condition. The front office staff is fantastic to work with -- I highly recommend a membership (they have different types depending on your desired amount of play). Marshals are friendly and help keep pace of play acceptable for everyone without being obnoxious. Even had a marshal help me out when I forgot to pack a cigar out of his own stash.

Was greeted in the ProShop by the attendant and he asked “what can I help you with Bossman?” Derogatory. I have never been anyones boss nor will I ever be someone’s boss. I find this demeaning. The kid did not tell us that it was cartpath only. Course was very dry. Did not have to be cartpath only. My playing partner today was JIm. Turns 80 in the next month. My golf cart did not work most of the front side. It kept stopping and needed to be restarted. Jim offered to haul me in, but I stayed with this cart. We swapped carts after he finished the ninth hole. When we swapped, I did not grab my beers from the previous cart. When I realized this fact on the 14th hole was when the real fireworks started happening. Called the Pro Shop to ask if they had my beers and the guy immediately said that they were thrown away. I patiently asked if they could at least check he told me no I was being rude. I explained to the kid that I spent $30 for the 3 beers and would like someone to check. Then he hung up on me. A few minutes later I saw the Marshal. Told him the story. He offered to check for the beers. Meantime, the GM came out and asked me about the cart problems. I told him about all of the issues. He somewhat apologized. When the round was over I stopped by the pro shop to use the facilities before I left and the kid once again confronted me in the pro shop and said I was rude. I told him I would expect a lot better treatment from any establishment calling themselves a “Country Club”. Absolutely zero drinking water on the golf course. It’s almost 90°. Sad thing is, last year I played here twice after moving to the ATL and loved it. The latest visit will be my last.