Lovely facility for any kind of gathering of any group of up to 150 or so. Our 45th Rockdale County…read moreHigh School Reunion was held there tonight. Great food was served. Plenty of servers attended us well. The large balcony allowed for lots of extra small group conversations, and nice spot for huge group photos. Clean restrooms, plenty of parking area.

Cherokee Run is A1. Definitely one of my favorite public courses in GA. I have played here probably…read moreclose to a 100 times but I am always extremely excited when I have a tee time to play at Cherokee Run. They do book up quick on the weekends and the prices are starting to get pretty high. The course is located by the Georgia International Horse Park(if you have a chance tour the park super gorgeous). It is an Arnold Palmer(my favorite drink) signature course with some amazing holes! They have 18 holes and a great practice area. My favorite part of this course is how technical you have to play. So many holes require you to 100% play your shot for the next one. Their fairways are always well kept and the greens are decently quick. The clubhouse and staff is phenomenal. The food is always on point and the drinks are cool:). They serve one of my favorite golf course hot dogs!! Overall I'd highly suggest Cherokee Run as your next course of choice. It'll never steer you wrong. Just be careful and pay attention to each hole or else you'll have a long day.

Super fun course. Love the layout. There are more doglegs and tucked pins on this course than any…read morethat I have been on. The fun starts right on the first hole. It appears to dead end about 230yrds out. There is no green, and you can't go any further. Its just weird, until you get out there and you see the green, 90 degrees to the left. Its like "Surprise!.. here I am. The second was also similar and this theme is repeated over and over. Very engaging course. The fairways are well maintained and the green location keeps you guessing. Love it. Given this late in the season, I don;t know how they do it.. but the greens are immaculate. Slick, rolls true, smooth.. a delight to putt on. The fairways are wide, and very fair. A good drive down the middle and you'll get a good lie for the next shot. Even misses to the second is fairly easy to get out. When I played, the challenge was the wind and the putting. You are always hitting in to a crowned green, so club up and one more for the wind. Pace was super good. I finished in 3.5h and that is with a late start. Sure its a distance from metro ATL, but well worth the drive.

This course was fun and simple. Had a few pitfalls, but fun. I've lost more balls than what I…read morefound, but had a great time exploring the brush and woods; almost felt like I was camping and hiking... The course is easy to navigate and took us about 4 hours to complete. The staff was awesome and attentive. Until we return my friend!!! Then we finished at the club house for lunch. The hostess/chef, she was fun to talk with and made the meal even more enjoyable!!! Warning!! Portions are huge!!! To which I was warned of its size!!!

Great private GC. Very well run. Staff is super friendly. Course is in great shape. They do a nice…read morejob keeping memberships limited and using funds into the course. Looking forward to more social activities.

I don't play golf, but my husband loves this course. I do, however, enjoy riding along to…read moreappreciate its beauty (see photos.) My favorite activities are Happy Hour on Friday's and the 19th hole on Saturday's. The bar staff is courteous and attentive to your every need. The members are friendly and so much fun! They even welcomed us knowing we were Alabama fans. LOL! The Brickyard has been my main source of entertainment since moving to Macon. When missing home the most, I just start looking forward to my next Brickyard visit!

Out of all the driving ranges I've been to in the Gwinnett area, northcrest is the best . They have…read moregreat mats to hit which is something I can not say for paragon. Yes , paragon has a tracer but it's not accurate at all and the mats look like sand bunkers. Northcrest has a friendly staff and a great pro shop that can help you with what every you need like a grip change . Highly recommend if you're looking for a golf range and they actually let you hit off the greens in summer . If you're stuck on 85n take that exit right before the traffic starts and hit the range instead.

Great range, big buckets, lots of balls. Great energy. Love coming here! Friendly staff, always…read moreplenty of room.

Great Chef "Keith" No bad item on the menu!…read more Great Friday Steak night! Service is very friendly.

This club has an excellent golf course and an outstanding staff. I am glad to call this my home…read morecourse.

We have gotten take out once and the food was very good. Now that we live here we are anxious to…read moreeat at the Club more often. Understand there is Lake Access so looking forward to that.

Fantastic design and greens were some of the best I have ever played. Very quick, had to be…read morerolling at 11 or higher stimp. Creative layout with many great views of the lake. Course has some very demanding holes but also some birdie holes for sure. Cannot wait to play there again. David in the pro shop was so nice and welcoming. 5 star experience all the way!

The staff was very professional and fairway was well maintained. The pace was very good and the…read morecourse was very challenging.

We got a chance to check this place out last weekend and hit the bar first for some lunch. The food…read morewas great here which is surprising for a golf course bar. The course was in average shape. The marshals were a bit pushy since it was obvious we weren't members there, we also had some guys hit into us that were real idiots about it. Not worth the drive for me and even with a groupon, I didn't feel like it was worth my time.

The official name of this course is The Creek Golf Course at Hard Labor Creek State Park. Thanks to…read moremy Yelp friend and golf buddy Robin S for introducing me to this course and opening my eyes to the world of Georgia State Park Golf Courses (http://gastateparks.org/Golfing). There are eight of these state-owned courses and The Creek at Hard Labor is the closest one to Atlanta. It's a solid one-hour drive from my home in Midtown to Hard Labor (more with traffic). The drive is worth it if you have time to spare. This is a good course with an interesting layout and a friendly staff. When we played, the course was in good condition with the greens, in particular, in spectacular shape. And the tee times are a bargain. When I booked for our foursome, I found the best deal by booking online on The Creek's website at www.hardlaborcreekgc.com. We paid $41.73 (after tax) per golfer for our Sunday morning round. I saw tee times on GolfNow, but after convenience fees, booking through GolfNow was more expensive than booking through the course directly. I did not see any tee times on TeeOff.com. The Creek is located on the western portion of Hard Labor Creek State Park. During certain times of the year, the park will be closed to everyone but deer hunters for a deer quota hunt. I remember seeing a bunch of deer grazing at the driving range during our visit. Speaking of wildlife, we also ran into a raccoon that wasn't afraid of humans near one of the greens on the back nine. So, you're way out in nature out here. Fortunately, cell service is still strong on the course in case you need to use any GPS or golf apps. The Creek has an old, but relatively spacious clubhouse with a surprisingly well-stocked golf shop with reasonable prices and good deals on apparel, shoes, clubs, balls, accessories, etc. There's a small kitchen/grill area, a TV/lounge area, a covered back patio with a water cooler and cooler full of ice, and even lockers in the men's room (though I'm not sure who can use them except for perhaps members). The driving range, located across the street from the clubhouse, is nice and big. The practice putting green, located on the back side of the clubhouse next to the 9th green and 10th tee, had five pins and was in great condition. There course has five sets of tees with the blue tees being the tips at only 6,612 yards (71.4/129 rating/slope). We played from the next set of tees in, the whites, where the course measures 6,166 yards with a 69.4/125 rating/slope. I would say this course is about average in difficulty (maybe a tad above average) and is fine for most skill levels. Each hole marker has a helpful color layout and the top of each scorecard has a pin sheet so be sure to take note of the pin position for the day. The scorecard even shows green contours which is useful. The golf carts are Yamaha fuel-injected (if I recall correctly) golf carts. They were in OK shape when we played. I've played at a lot of golf courses over my lifetime and this is the first one I've played at that does not allow golf carts to be driven beyond the tree line. Why that is, I'm not sure, but every cart windshield has a sign to remind you. The course itself is fun. Generally, there is a nice mixture of holes. The signature hole is No. 5. It's a long par-3 (175 yards from the blues, 170 from the whites). This is where you'll find the actual water wheel that is featured on The Creek's logo. No. 6 is pretty cool too as you have to walk across a bridge over a waterfall (Rocky Creek) to get to the tee boxes. You tee off parallel to a large creek. On this par-4 hole, you'll play your approach shot next to an idyllic-looking fountain, so holes 5 and 6 are fairly scenic. The 9th hole is a beauty, a dogleg-left par-5 that plays downhill off the tee, but uphill towards the clubhouse. It's a grind and one of the more memorable holes here to me. The back nine starts with a dramatic downhill tee shot towards a pond and only a couple holes later (No. 12) you're contending with another pond off the tee; this time on a medium-length par-3 (152/139 yards, blue/white) with a fairly significant drop. On club selection, you should consider dropping two clubs. While the first two-thirds of the back nine wind and weave their way through the forest of the park, the home stretch (Nos. 16-18) consists of somewhat straightforward holes that zig-zag along tree-lined fairways back to the clubhouse. Watch out for the tricky dome-shaped green on 17. All greens are Champion Dwarf Bermudagrass.

The Creek at Hard Labor is a fine, 18-hole, par 72 course on the grounds of Hard Labor Creek State…read morePark. It's one of several (I believe six) state park golf courses in Georgia and is the closest to Atlanta, being about an hour away on I-20 to the east, just past the town of Social Circle. As with all Georgia SP courses, tee times are available online and prices are quite reasonable, especially since this is a pretty decent course. I paid about $32 for a weekday round with cart and a small bucket of range balls. Range: Located across the street; balls are dispensed at the range with a token purchased at the clubhouse. The range itself is merely adequate. There are no signs indicating yards to the various flags, the chipping 'green' is basically a flat spot with long grass and I saw no practice bunker. It's good for warming up, not so much for practice. Practice green: located right next to the clubhouse. Decent, and the green seems to mimic what's on the course to an adequate degree. Carts: electric, no frills. My cart had really grabby brakes. Note that you're not allowed to drive the cart into the parking lot for some reason. So use the bag drop-off. Clubhouse: more substantial and better equipped than a lot of non-state courses. Lots of good stuff to buy and there's a small snack area. Restroom is clean and spacious and includes a locker area. The guy running the shop is very pleasant, and he has a squirrel that he feeds outside in the back. Rocky the squirrel mascot. One thing you'll find in the clubhouse is an excellent brochure with detailed hole descriptions of the course. In fact, that brochure (which slipped out of my cart somewhere on the course unfortunately) provides the best course layout and playing information of any course I've played. $3, but I got mine for free with the green fee. Note that they recently swapped the front and back nines, so #1 in the brochure is actually #10 on the course now. Course: I really like this course. There are lots of challenges while still being playable for average golfers, the holes are interesting and even visually spectacular (the waterwheel course, in particular), the fairways are decent, the greens are mostly in good shape if a bit bumpy (only one I noticed with a large blighted area). I can't really speak to the bunkers - I avoided them because of the recent rain (like a half hour before my round) so I knew the sand would be unyielding. But they look nice. I saw the marshal/ranger a couple of times while playing so it looks like they monitor pace of play. No beverage cart, so stock up on what you need. Recommended.