Fields Ferry is a bit out of the way, but it's worth the trip. Solid layout, large greens that putt…read moretrue, and challenging yet playable for all skill levels. The folks in the pro shop and grill are helpful and courteous, and food & drink prices are very reasonable .

This golf course is where I play home games for middle school and high school and it is well kept upread more

Beautiful golf course. Paid $52 to start at 5:30. It was our first time golfing but we still had so…read moremuch fun.

The course is not in good shape: little grass on tee boxes and greens. A lot of bunkers have no…read moresand. price charged was not what I was told at time of booking. Pace of play was ridiculous-four hours and 25 minutes for a threesome. We have always heard such great things-it was a grave disappointment.

You never know what your going to get at these isolated golf courses. But this place really…read moreimpressed me. Starting with the green fees of about $36. With rates that reasonable, again you don't know what to expect. From the tips it plays 6400. This course is beautiful! Just about every tee box is elevated to some degree. The course and especially the greens were in great condition. Wildlife was everywhere as we saw at least 10 deer at very close range. Accuracy is at a premium here so bring a few extra balls! This place even had good rental clubs!

Staff was amazing. Aside from a few sandy, bare spots on the greens, it was a very pretty course…read more Lost of elevated greens which was fun. However, if your a long hitter, this course will disappoint. Tee boxes are tucked away and you're required to hit snap hooks or forced slices to get over 200 yards. Forced to hit accurate approach shots.

Weeds growing on greens. It is one giant unkept farm field. The best part for me was having people…read moreyell at us numerous times for driving on par 3 fairways which we didn't do. A man yelled us for not following the signs which were not present. Golfed 30 years with no issues or complaints. I will not be back. Please don't spend any money here. It is truly like playing in a construction zone with the pompous attitude of pebble beach. Very very bad.

I never leave reviews for anything, but unfortunately I need to leave one for this golf course…read more With that being said I'm a 5.8 handicap. My home course is nothing special and costs less than $60 to play, with that in mind I cannot warn people away from this place enough. The grass in my front yard is cut shorter than the green (with it being aerated). The fairways feel like you're hitting off of the cart path, loosened the head of a 3 wood that was barely chunked, literal asphalt fairways. The tee box is your only chance to survive here with it being as short of a course as it is. The price on the weekend is $40 and I can't comprehend how the course is in this bad of a shape with it being as busy and over crowded as it was. I genuinely think the staff doesn't care about the condition because they stay busy from my understanding. If you care about your golf game at all and want to improve, stay away from this goat farm.

My review is specifically for the restaurant because I didn't see a way to check in there only…read more My wife and I went here for a company Christmas party. We had the restaurant to ourselves. It's very remote, but worth the drive. The restaurant is built and decorated in a lodge style. We had a table directly in front of the fireplace. Our server was excellent. She knew the menu well, memorized everyone's order, and checked on us continually throughout the meal. They had a very good (and pricey) wine list. I had a Riesling, but it was ordered for us, so I don't know the specifics. The menu is a bit limited. I started with a Hal Caesar salad. It was just the right amount of salad and dressing, and was very good. For dinner, I wanted the scallops, but not with caviar that it comes with. I would have liked the trout, but it's not Rainbow or other white flaky varieties. It's Steelhead, which pink and dense like salmon, so I settled on the paradelle with wild boar ragu. It was tasty in a brown, but spicy, sauce. The meat was tender, and the noodles were excellent. They tasted homemade. We finished by sharing their desserts. I particularly enjoyed the cheesecake.

Husband and I went for a mountain golf weekend. The golf here was amazing! Golf staff and course…read morewere great. The resort itself was beautiful and well maintained. It markets itself as a "high end" luxury resort. It fell short in the food and concierge services. It is very secluded on a mountain top. They had several restaurants, spread out between the golf club house and resort lodge areas. It was like pulling teeth to get information on the dining options. A resort map with explanation of each venue would have fixed the issue, but none available. The wait staff were clueless about menu items and wines. I asked for a "buttery" Chardonnay and the waitress replied: "she don't drink no more, but never tried these when she did, so she don't know." Never occurred to her to ask the bar tender. She was sweet and innocent and not her fault. This place needs to train their staff to provide the service they advertise so the service meets the cost to stay and dine there. The food portions were ridiculously skimpy, although very pricey. Something was just really off about this place.

Fun course and great value! This course is challenging and fun. Greens are in great shape…read more Fairways are nice too. We drove in from Rome for this course being a little skeptic of what we saw on the internet. Well worth the drive! We will be back soon.

Perfect for rentals! Golf course is in best condition ever! Perfect environment to bring clients as…read moreyou are catered to by the Pro Shop staff!

For future home owners thinking of moving in here or simply renting an Airbnb in here, don't, not…read moreunless you're white. The racism here is insane. I was called a "foreigner" even though was born in GA and was stationed here during my entire time in the Army. Then some residents get mad when throw out trash because they said don't live herei can't use the amenities. I guess I look Hispanic and look like a contractor? Let's talk about the rising HOA bill as well, current 2025, it's around $4300 a year, it was $2k when I moved here in 2018 but the board members continue to mismanage the funds and spend it on things they don't need. The board members are all old retired dudes with money who want to try and make Bent tree better than other places. For example, The restaurant here loses half a million a year in production cost and instead of closing it down, they trickle the operation expenses back to the resident because they think a restaurant inside the community somehow makes Bent tree better?

Bent Tree is a beautiful golf community an hour and a half away from Atlanta. I visited this place…read morefor their buffet brunch this past Sunday and their brunch was nothing extraordinary. It was around $15 per person not including drinks. Their hot food items consisted of your typical breakfast meat (bacon, sausage) fare, eggs, biscuits, gravy, chicken tenders and country fried steak. Servers assist you with their hot food items but everything else is self-serve. There was an array of pastries and fruit options as well. There was also an omelette station that you can customize to your liking. My favorites here are the smoked salmon and French toast. One pro about this place is their servers' attention to care.