We love coming to Cherokee Golf Center. It is so much fun. The people in the office are so nice…read moreand so kind and make us have a great time. Please commend John, Dennis, Monty and Sheila on their terrific customer service skills. They are great and when we leave, we can't wait to come back. Hitting balls is so much fun and being with such nice people is so much fun, too. Thank you so much, Joe and Bebe

Guy robbed me, bought large bucket with some friends and the place closed at 6:45, rude guy comes…read moreasks us to leave I go to hit 1 more ball and he picks it up and throws it on the range. He then take the pretty much full bucket and pours ever ball on the range then demands us to leave. Deserves 0 stars.

One of the best golf courses in the state. Grounds crew works hard to keep the course looking and…read moreperforming perfectly year round. The grass fairways in the winter. Private course with an amazing clubhouse. Very nice meals, cigars, alcohol, and atmosphere. You'll be waited on by the nicest clubhouse staff. High def TVs playing golf tournaments with a great view of 9 fairway and green. Can't complain! [I should mention this is my opinion and the general opinion of many of the members who play here. Much of them are very vocal about how much they love this place. In the interest of being fair, I will say I do work grounds crew at this course. Grounds crew get to play the course when it's closed on Tuesdays so we are very interested in keeping the course as perfect as possible]

From the owner: We are a Private Golf and Country Club offering an exceptional 18 hole Championship golf experience…read moreas well as casual & fine dining in an upscale environment.

Marietta Golf Center is a good spot for some practice. The facility is clean and well-kept, and it…read morehas everything you need to work on your game. That said, not many bays were open when I visited, which made it harder to get in a full session without waiting. It would also be nice if they opened earlier on the weekends for those who like to start their day on the range. Overall, it's a solid choice for practice and I'd come back, but a few small improvements could make it even better.

It's a decent range, and it's convenient. Not many options in this area, unless you're a member at…read morea private club. I watch the teaching pros, and the students don't seem to get better. There is a lot of talking, yet minimal productive coaching. I wouldn't waste my money on their services.

With all due respect have fun but be prepared for a jarring cart path experience with your body…read moreabsorbing all the shock.

Played here three times this year. Not my favorite course at all. Theres not a level spot…read moreanywhere except the tee box. The cart path is in terrible shape and you will definitely need a chiropractor by the time your done playing. Ill stick with Bradshaw.

For the money, Bradshaw Farm in Woodstock is a good public course. There are three nines here: Red,…read moreWhite, and Blue. The two nines you play can change depending on how the pro shop has scheduled tee times for the day. I've played Bradshaw several times over the years and have usually wound up playing the Red and Blue nines. From the blue tees, the Red measures 3,128 yards, the White 3,286 yards, and Blue 3,153 yards, so it's not a terribly long course. It's moderately difficult and I think somewhat beginner-friendly for a standard full-length course. There are a lot of hills and elevation changes, some of which are quite steep. The first tee on the Red nine has quite the drop which makes that drive a lot of fun. The most memorable hole to me is the 9th on Red. It's a long par 4 which goes downhill then back up to a steeply elevated green. The view is cool because overlooking the green way above is the clubhouse and golf cart storage building. At the time of writing this review, Bradshaw's public rates are $42, Monday through Thursday, $55 on Friday, and $65 on weekends and holidays. You can find good deals online through various websites like GolfNow and TeeOff.com. For example, I was able to book a Friday round here for $45 using TeeOff.com, a $10 savings off the regular rate. These websites also offer various discounts and promos throughout the year so you can save even more money on the already discounted tee times. It should be noted, however, that the tee times available on these websites can sometimes be more limited than what you can get by directly calling the pro shop. Overall, the condition of the course is decent. The greens are the best part. They are Champion Dwarf Bermudagrass (installed in 2012-13), the same grass that is now used at the club I grew up playing at (High Point Country Club - Willow Creek, also installed around the same time). The last time I played here, the greens were in great shape. They rolled true. The fairways were OK and the rough was cut short. The brown-red sand in the bunkers had more of a hard, dense, clay-like consistency as opposed to the drier, white, "fluffy" sand. Not bad though. I was still able to hit out of them with my usual sand shot. There's a big driving range and one practice putting green and short game area. Like some of the tee shots here, the driving range is located on what feels like a cliff, so you are hitting shots down into a valley. It's mats only at the range and range balls (not included) are dispensed from a machine outside the pro shop. When you purchase range balls, you'll be given a code to enter into the machine. A small bucket costs about $4-5. I'm not a fan of the golf carts here. They're old. Several have worn out tires and the carts' turning and handling is not good. These carts are definitely showing their wear and age. Also, no GPS and towels are not provided. Neither are tees, ball markers, repair tools, etc, but to be expected at the rates they charge. What Bradshaw does have, which I love and think every golf course should have, is one of those compressed air guns. They're great for blowing grass, dirt, sand, and other stuff out of your shoes, socks, skin, etc. Also, the restrooms out on the course are satisfactory. The clubhouse itself looks like a giant red barn. Very distinctive. The clubhouse has a nice view of the first hole on Red. The pro shop is small and basic. The restaurant and bar is also no-frills. The grill offers food like breakfast sandwiches, Danishes, muffins, hamburgers, hot dogs, sandwiches, chicken tenders, mozzarella sticks, and fries each under $6. The bar serves liquor. The staff I've encountered have been friendly, polite, and helpful. That goes for the guys in the pro shop to the cart girls. Marshals? Not sure I've ever seen one or had one say anything to me. In the end, Bradshaw Farm gets 3 Yelp "A-OK" stars out of me.

What a great place to play! It has great greens, fairways, and even snacks for members! I became a…read moremember because of all of this!

Course is beautiful , the greens were definitely not up to par for the price of the course. I would…read moreplay again for view but expect to add an extra stroke per hole to your game considering the greens conditions.

We played this course today and when I say the Greens were in the worse shape I have ever played in…read moremy 27 years of golf. The course made us pay full price knowing this as well as making excuses for the lack of communication. We took 40 plus guys out there and were severely disappointed with the conditions of the greens. One rating on course conditions, and service. I will never go back to Cobblestone Golf Course.

I went to Golf2Grow Indoor Golf Experience after dining next door at Kpop. Talk about a way to burn…read moreoff some calories! Next time, we will do this activity first and eat the meal after, because can help you work up an appetite. It took a moment to get the hang of the game, but it was easy to catch on to and began a competitive desire between the family. The manager was extremely friendly and helpful when it came to explaining the games and how to use the equipment. We had fun and time flew by while playing. We only paid for a half hour to try it out this first time, due to the time of night and it being unexpected. Our timing allowed us the chance to take turns for about 4-5 rounds with 3 people and make it through almost one full game before we were out of time. Overall, it was a fun family-friendly activity. I think it would be a great family night activity to redo in the new year or circle back for a friends night out experience, corporate experience, or date night.

Maaaaddiiiii... aka MJ…read more.. Thank you for turning our first indoor golf adventure in GA into a smashing hit! From the moment we stepped in, you made us feel like VIPs, (Ritz level VIPs) guiding us from our initial swings to mastering the tech. We had a blast, and it's all thanks to you! For anyone looking to swing some clubs, whether you're a rookie or a pro, Golf2Grow is your go-to spot. Especially when the pollen count is high or you're wanting a cool, clean, and spacious space with the perfect soundtrack (just the right volume, not too loud, not too soft), this is the place to be. And here's a pro tip: book at least two hours because time flies when you're having this much fun!

Great pizza and service - best staff, great people…read more Not much compares to the elevated experience here. Deviled eggs to die for

I eat lunch at Cherokee at least once a week. Honestly, I don't know why you're reading this…read morereview, because to go here you have to either be a member (in which case you already know how good it is) or you have to be a guest of a member (which means you probably didn't have a choice). But just in case you're reading this to know what you're missing, I'll fill you in. I would classify Cherokee as a "Cheers"-like dining room, where everybody knows your name (dun-a-dun-a-dun-dun...etc.). The waiters and waitresses have a good rapport with the diners and are very good about knowing exactly what your "usual" is. Often, when we walk in the door, our drinks make it to the table before we sit down. The bar food is exceptional. My "usual" is the tuna melt with sweet potato fries. It's not on the menu, but as long as they have the ingredients, they'll make about anything you want. The New England clam chowder is possibly the best in the Southeast, maybe even the whole Eastern seaboard! The menu has recently been updated, so now they offer a pulled BBQ and Monte Cristo sandwich, among other new items.