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.

I played this course as a guest. Let's start with the clubhouse and staff…read more This is a true golf club. There's no pool and no tennis. The clubhouse is of average size, but it's very nice. I was told it was recently remodeled. The clubhouse food staff were exceptional. Super service oriented. The driving range is pretty ordinary, but well beyond functional. I just expected more. Not a true complaint. The turf that you hit off is in excellent condition. The range balls were terrible. This really surprised me. I peeked into the sheltered learning center (instruction) and it looked great. I enjoyed the short game area, which provided plenty of variety. The putting green was great. It was in excellent condition, probably 18 holes cut, and it was large in size. The director of golf, Phil, seemed like a really nice guy. He struck me is the sort of guy you would want as your golf pro. He gives the impression of being a happy man with a ready smile. His four assistant pros had the typical, "I hate this job" attitude. The cart staff was great. They were service oriented and eager to please. The layout of this golf course was exceptional, but the routing is confusing. I'd have gotten lost without help. There are no tee signs or hole-to-hole markings of any kind. I would describe this is a very fun golf course to play. It is visually attractive and challenging, but also fair. Loose tee shots are punished, but the fairways are a little bit wider than they appear from the tee. The fairways and greens were in excellent condition, given that we played in the winter. The fairways were all over seeded. The greens were smooth and fast. Approach shots need major attention. I hit several shots that ended up nowhere near where I expected. False fronts, sides and slopes definitely need to be factored in before pulling a club. The bunkers get an F minus. All of them we're literally unplayable. The sand in all of the green side bunkers was so hard you can walk across them without leaving a footprint. I'm certain they will not be in this condition come April. Maintenance of this course is both good and bad. The turf is great, but there's a decided lack of attention to detail in so many areas. Especially within 50 yards of the green and in. We've all had to deal with a maintenance crew that disrupts play, but this bunch is in a class all by itself. As annoying as they were, they could not detract from this track. I think so highly of this course I just can't give it anything less than 5 stars. To be fair, I'm betting this place will shine come April. This track is a real treat to play. I was told it's around 13th in the state and I believe it.

GREAT golf, great food and great staff!! Everyone was very nice and welcoming.read more

This is a great, local alternative to Top Golf. Parking is ample and they offer value. They have…read moresomething for the entire family, but what I love the most is that gorgeous rooftop. We attended a fraternal event there today on the rooftop and it was awesome. The food and dessert options were also stellar. I'm a fan. The service was on point as well and the entire experienced was very enjoyable.

I was there a couple of months back, honoring my teams successes. We had to move stations 2x, and…read morereally should have either moved again and cancelled midway through. The games in each station glitched or didn't work at all. The screens wouldn't read the sensors when using equipment, or they weren't calibrated properly, etc etc. What took the cake was, I spent approximately $275, offered a tip and we left. Thankfully, I asked for my receipt since they didn't offer one. When my credit card company notified me of the charge, I noticed that Fairway took it upon themselves to increase the tip substantially. This wasn't a mistake. The GM refused to take the call but instead had his crew try to take the heat. HORRIBLE and COWARDLY are those in a position of pressure that can't and refuse to handle the tough situations. Won't go back. And I actually like the concept. Now it's principle of the matter!!!

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.

SteelCanyon Golf Club in SandySprings offers a fun, quick 18‑hole executive round (par 61,…read more~3,800yds) with varied terrain and challenging par‑3s and 5s. The Champion Bermuda greens are relatively well‑maintained, and the staff is friendly but the young men are sitting down and not engaging with the customer's. The restrooms were clean for men and women. Parking is tight when the course is busy. There is handicapped parking--I've always found the pace fair and the vibe welcoming. The covered, lighted Top Tracer range is a fantastic touch for hitting balls anytime, rain or shine. The rain has been sporadic at best, so being under the cover is nice. It's not a championship course, but it's a great value (typically $24-35) for casual rounds or after‑work practice. Ideal for beginners or anyone wanting a relaxed, local play without a full‑size slog.

Worst golf experience ever, the starter was following us the whole time. Messing up the flow of the…read moregame and being downright just rude. It was terrible, I don't recommend this course at all. DO NOT GO HERE!! The tee boxes were basically made of of weeds...if there even was a tee box(mats). The greens were also poorly aerated and expertly bumpy. Don't spend ur money at this terrible course, you are better off hitting in your backyard!!

Great location especially on colder winters evenings etc. Definitely can't wait to go againread more

Don Peterson knows golf!! His driving range is awesome and I love working on my game here. Great…read moreBalls, Mini Golf for my kids and they are always there to help me "straighten" out my game!!

Nice course, BUT the experience was bad. Played a 4 some on a slow Thursday. Our round took 4 hrs 6…read moremins with CART PATH ONLY all winter by the way. Ranger came out and told us to speed up on back to back holes on 6 & 7. On 17 the 2 some behind us was yelling during our swings. Maybe if the starter actually started groups at their tee time instead of back to back the group behind us would've been happier. But if this is how the club and members act I'll pass on the Invited Club membership.

Got food poisoning from the bacon burger and I am scared of eating food there again but golf is funread more

Great layout. Scenic. 4 holes directly along the Chattahoochee. Good variety of holes. Always…read morein great shape. New owner put over $20 million into the club -- remodeled and expanded clubhouse, new tennis and pool center, all greens converted to mini-Bermuda, new tees and approach areas, all new bunkers with advanced drainage system and Augusta National type sand, new short game practice area -- just to name some of the improvements.

This place may be acceptable to the members, but behind the scenes, the employees are treated like…read moredirt. Ridiculously high turn-over rate and lack of knowledge on how to properly run a business.

When twilight settled on Topgolf's lanes, Where laughter…read moreechoed through friendly games, A sudden crash cut through the cheer-- A thousand shards lay sparkling near. The crowd stood still, unsure what to do, As danger quietly, swiftly grew. But forward stepped two steady souls: Chase and Taylor, true to their roles. With practiced care, Chase marked the scene, Keeping every pathway clean. He warned each guest with calm command, Protecting all with watchful hand. Beside him knelt wise Taylor then, A student forged in science's pen. His biomedical studies taught How unseen hazards must be fought. He knew that tiny glass unseen Could wound where surfaces looked clean. He checked the area inch by inch, Not letting caution ever flinch. Together, broom and dustpan raised, They worked while onlookers watched amazed. Each fragment gathered, every gleam, Until the floor was safe and clean. The evening carried on once more, With joyful shots and cheerful score. Yet something greater filled the air-- A quiet lesson born from care. For those who saw remembered well The simple story they would tell: That heroism need not be loud, Nor seek applause from any crowd. A careful act can spread its light, Turning strangers toward what's right. Neighbors lent helping hands with pride, Choosing kindness over stride. Communities grew just a bit stronger, People looked out for one another longer. Schools taught service, teams stood tall, Inspired by two who served them all. So if one day you hear the glass Shatter where the people pass, Remember Chase and Taylor's way-- Lead with courage every day. For greatness often starts, it's true, Not in deeds the whole world knew, But in cleaning up what others flee, With knowledge, heart, and dignity.

Had a friend come into town and we always get together and hit up a top golf to enjoy ourselves…read more This location in Alpharetta is closest to my home in Cumming, so on the drive from the airport we made a reservation for a bay to time it perfectly. Plenty of parking since it was a Sunday afternoon, and it was cloudy with sporadic rain nearby, making the need to prepay for a booth unnecessary, since we were early and they had plenty of booths. Oh well, kind of disappointed they still charged us for that. We booked booth 216 for 90 minutes, Taylor K was our server and checked in on us to see if we needed any help getting started. We for a couple drinks and started our playing a few different games. With two people we play quickly, so we had a lot of fun. I ordered pretzel bites as a snack while playing and we didn't stop until the time was up. Easy to pay our tab, we had gift cards and Taylor helped us get it sorted out. Any leftovers we gave to him, along with a cash tip. Great location, near lots of options for food- but drinks and food are good here! Great for entertaining, great for big groups. Thanks Taylor for a great visit! We will be back- love booth 216.