The course layout was challenging and gorgeous. The homes surrounding course were breath taking…read more The course was exceptionally manicured and the staff was welcoming and friendly. My experience exceeding my expectations.

I am not a member. I got to play as part of a fund raiser. But when I make that first million....I…read morewill join! Well maintanined, challenging, great ambiance, nice pro shop and fairly decent food.

For budget-conscious golfers, this place is pretty nice. The par three course is being redone this…read moresummer, which it needs. The championship course is well-maintained and fun to play. We're fans.

Great day! Wonderful course with wildlife tucked away in a busy suburb north of Atlanta.read more

This was the best country club I have ever been to! The staff was friendly, the course was great,…read moreand the other golfers were kind. Overall it was a great environment and I would recommend it to anyone. 10/10!! You do have to pay $12 for someone that isn't playing to come but it's worth it!!

Great golf course. Friendly staff. lace of play is very good. Greens and fairways are in good shape.read more

One of the best golf courses in the south east, definitely a top golf club in Atlanta. The course…read morelayouts are tournament caliber designs that require advanced abilities to get around. This top tier golf and country club has all of the amenities. Tennis, swimming, par three course, elite practice facilities- driving range with two sides. Restaurant and "half way house" players grill provide top dining experience. This club is a high end place and has been a staple country club in the Atlanta area for decades. Top collegiate players and even PGA Tour pros have birthed and based out of this place.

Lovely, long-standing fixture of John's Creek - long-standing as in, pretty much the end of 141…read morewhen it was built! They have a great- huge!- Sunday brunch that friends of mine regularly enjoy and we were invited to a birthday celebration last weekend. Though the eggs were too soft for my taste, the bacon was delightful, the fried chicken tasty, the salad bar fresh and the ice cream bar way better! There's rooms for business meetings and parties in this large suburban club. Members are typically big golfers and while it's not CCC or Sugarloaf, it's solid from what I hear! Definitely a nice spot to go if you're invited for any reason.

Had a great time at the Fringe playing both 18 hole courses! I wish there was a place like that in…read moreKennesaw where we live. It took 45 min to get there but well worth the trip! So much more fun and challenging than the mini golf at Lakepoint Station in Acworth!

What a great day it was! Beautiful weather, both my Boys, my lovely lady and 36 holes of miniature…read moregolf. The cost is relatively cheap... it only takes about 45 mins for 4 to get through 18 and it is a pretty course. It's not real hard but challenging enough to make it fun! We didn't keep score but I'm pretty sure my oldest beat us all... at least he thought so.

Our company held its 30th anniversary party at the Atlanta Country Club in East Cobb. Despite…read moreAtlanta in the name, the club is technically in Marietta, just north of the Chattahoochee River. In this regard, it's sort of like Atlanta Athletic Club which is in Johns Creek/Duluth. We used to have our annual holiday party here, but switched up the venues over the last 10+ years, so it's been a while since I've been back. It's pretty much just as I remember it. Interesting facts for golf fans: Atlanta Country Club hosted the inaugural Tournament Players Championship, now known as The Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass. Jack Nicklaus won the first tournament in 1974. There's a commemorative plaque in the clubhouse signed by Nicklaus. From 1967 to 1996, the club hosted an annual PGA Tour event previously known as the Atlanta Classic (1967-1981), the Georgia-Pacific Atlanta Golf Classic (1982-1988), the BellSouth Atlanta Golf Classic (1989-1991), and the BellSouth Classic (1992-1996). The tournament eventually moved to TPC Sugarloaf in Duluth where it last became known as the AT&T Classic. Sadly, the AT&T Classic ended in 2008. It's okay though because at least Atlanta still has The Tour Championship at East Lake. After 1996, the only clubs in metro Atlanta to host a PGA Tour event are the aforementioned TPC Sugarloaf and East Lake Golf Club as well as Atlanta Athletic Club which hosted the 93rd PGA Championship in 2011. I've noticed of these clubs, which are all private, Atlanta Country Club is the only one that isn't gated. Note: Atlanta Country Club didn't host the Atlanta Classic in 1974 because of The Players Championship and in 1976 because the US Open was at Atlanta Athletic Club. Davis Love III's father, Davis Love, Jr, was the first golf pro at Atlanta Country Club. Love III played junior golf here. Like Nicklaus, there's a commemorative plaque for Love III inside the clubhouse. Larry Nelson, who won 10 PGA Tour events including 3 majors, is a member. There's a room with Larry Nelson memorabilia. It includes letters he's written to the club, a putter, and the red sweater he wore when competing in the 1987 Ryder Cup at Muirfield Village in Ohio. Nelson has won twice at Atlanta Country Club (1980, 1988) and won the 1981 PGA Championship at Atlanta Athletic Club. Our party consisted of a cocktail hour and seated dinner for about 120 guests. The cocktail hour took place outside of the ballroom and consisted of an open bar and servers walking around with hors d'oeuvres. Hors d'oeuvres included Asian spring rolls, Beef Wellington, and bacon-wrapped scallops. Our seated dinner consisted of a bread course; Boston Bibb lettuce salad with slices of orange and blood orange, goat cheese, pecans, red onion, and a vinaigrette; filet mignon and Chilean salmon with creamy mashed potatoes, tomato confit, and green beans; and cake and petit fours from Gabriel's in Marietta. Red and white wine were served with dinner and there was coffee to go along with dessert. It was a fancy dinner with beautiful table settings, floral arrangements, and live music. The ballroom was brighter than I remembered it. The setup was traditional - classy and elegant, almost like a wedding reception. Our party planning committee brought in the Atlanta Jazz Trio to play music during dinner. They did a nice job. I enjoyed all of the food, from the hors d'oeuvres to dessert. My favorite of the finger foods was the bacon-wrapped scallops. They were delicious. The Bibb salad was great. Fresh and crisp. The filet mignon was cooked to about medium rare, which is the doneness I prefer. The salmon was a little dry, but overall the entree was fine. The assorted petit fours included chocolate, white chocolate, and sweet and nutty treats. The cake was decorated with our company logo. I liked that the coffee fixing station had whipped cream. Service was good. At dinner, ladies were served first, then men. All in all, it was a return to a classic venue and I had a good time.

Incredible course and club. We are members at AAC and had the opportunity to play ACC today and the…read morecourse was incredible and only overshadowed by how great the staff was. From being greeted promptly by Scott to the attention we received on the range by Connor to everyone else who made our day great, it was a 5-star experience in every way. I look forward to going back to ACC soon!

Met some friends here and the food was outstanding. The views are great…read more.. Received my tab and it was split three ways. Cool. 20% gratuity had been added prior to discounts. Cool. I signed my receipt and took a picture of what I signed. The next day, I noticed I was charged more than what I signed for. Not cool but it must have been a mistake. I called place and was advised that I needed to speak with the food and beverage manager. I left him a message, and he did call back. I called him back and texted him the receipt and my bank charge. It has been over a week and no response. It was only a $9.75 take but still not right. My advice is to pay cash if visiting!

I woke up at 5am this morning to play golf this morning exited for a fun day of golf. On the app it…read moresaid free play was open from 8-10:30. Which we thought meant we were able to play. When we got there the staff was not polite and we were quickly turned away by an irate worker. Luckily there was a nicer golf community down the road at River pines. I would not recommend becoming members here. 0/10 would definitely never come here again. Especially since today was my birthday. This staffs unfriendliness quickly ruined my day.