I've made 2 visits this week for some grip work (putters and irons), and the people there are super…read morenice and helpful. Work was done while I waited, as I just walked around to check things out and down the road rather quickly. Would highly recommend this location.

Joe..... what an absolutely fantastic and helpful guy. Came in today to find a new driver and Joe…read morecouldn't have been more accommodating. Tried several brands; Cobra, Callaway and Taylormade. He made multiple adjustments and we tried various shafts. He was great at evaluating my performance based on the numbers captured by the Trackman. Unfortunately, I did not buy one because I couldn't get the additional distance that warranted a new driver (not an equipment issue but rather player capabilities). if you are looking for new clubs, he's the man!

Played Wolf Creek morning of July 3, 2026...facilities were nice, staff was friendly, course was in…read moregreat condition, pace of play was excellent. Look forward to next round of golf at Wolf Creek.

Update: We played at Wolf Creek Golf Club yesterday, Saturday, March 28, 2026. We each paid $75.42…read moreafter tax for our noon tee time. This course remains at three stars for me, mainly because of conditioning (average) and layout. The layout remains challenging, but not the most interesting. The TifEagle Bermuda grass greens were in good shape, for the most part, and I like how they striped their fairways - a nice touch. We played from the blue tees. From the blue tees, scorecard says 6,189 yards with 69.0/130 slope/rating. I almost drove the green on the 345-yard, par-4 13th hole (the one that goes uphill then downhill and doglegs left). My ball ended up past the cart signs and was able to Texas-wedge my second shot onto the green. Still managed to bogey. Before yesterday, I last played at this course on February 6, 2021; a little over five years ago. I noticed a few improvements: 1. Website and marketing, including course flyover. 2. New logo, flags, and tee markers. 3. Inside of clubhouse is slightly different. 4. Golf carts have GPS. Carts also have nice pickup and speed. 5. Some of the cart paths have been repaved or are in the process of being repaved. One of my golf buddies noticed a lot of trees have been cut down, especially around holes 9 and 18, which are currently under renovation. There was a drawing in the clubhouse with what the redesigned holes will look like. In the meantime, both 9 and 18 are par-3s instead of pars 4 and 5, respectively, with temporary greens. It's funny to me that they can spend so much money on renovating two holes, but several of the tee boxes are devoid of grass. What up with that? I was able to book our foursome's tee time on Wolf Creek's website without having to make any payment up front. That's always nice. I booked this past Wednesday, only three days out. Expectedly, a lot of other public courses in metro Atlanta were full well into the late afternoon. They included: Ashton Hills, Cobblestone, Cherokee Run, Towne Lake, and Woodmont. We were originally going to play Heritage, but they just aerated on Wednesday. An employee who answered the phone at Wolf Creek told me that they plan to aerate after the Masters (April 9-12, 2026). The weather was great and the course was nice and busy. There seemed to be an adequate number of staff on hand and they were polite and professional.

Eric was amazing! I had purchased a racquet from him a few years back. I had lingering tennis…read moreelbow so he helped me with a racquet choice and strung it to help my tennis elbow. I haven't been bothered with my elbow since. I love my racquet and was ready for an upgrade. He was very informative about my options. Once I made the choice he had it strung and delivered to my house the same day. I am so excited to play with the new one. Thank you Eric.

They definitely have my blessing! Anything regarding my racket, restringing it, equipment,…read moretraining, I'm not going any further than Hardcore Tennis. Same day turn around (within hour(s) if you have the patience). The knowledge, the expertise, the customer service is very direct. Love to see small businesses thrive and especially in niches you are not going to see other than family restaurants or dining. Grade: A

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.

Great place to put in the work and get better. Being comfortable, confident and able to hit the…read moretarget is what it's all about.

Nice retail store with great service. Found a great consignment piece to buy and my friend found…read morethe exact firearm she'd been looking for that is difficult to find. Definitely would return, entire process was easy and fun. 10/10!

Went to hit balls at the range today. It was my first visit to the facility, as a friend…read morerecommended that I check it out. Bought a large bucket of 70 balls (only option) for $21.00. Most I ever paid anywhere. Wow Unfortunately, I hit 10 balls and then Mother Nature made a visit. The rain cleared the facility in 5 minutes. Waited in the garage for 20 min, and then called it a day. Oh well, better luck next time.

Simply too much money for a 9 hole course. I know they will continue to get people to pay because…read moreof the location but I'm one and done. Too many other options. With that said, the staff couldn't have been nicer. By the way, the practice facility was down so no feedback there.

Amazing course a lot of fun and challenging. I grew up not three miles from this course and never…read moreeven knew it existed!! I'm so happy to come back home and play this course challenging and fun!

Who says golf has to be expensive? Historic College Park Golf Course is a great value. It's budget…read moregolf. You can play 9 holes with cart for $17.44 or 18 holes with cart for $26. This course is as unpretentious as it gets. The staff is very friendly and there are no tee times. You just walk up and play. It's first-come, first-served. Note: This is a 9-hole course. The course is located just 2-3 miles west of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. It's less than a 10-minute drive from the airport. Airport employees, College Park residents (30337 zip code), seniors, students, military, and law enforcement can play at discounted rates. Now you may be wondering, at rates this low, what the condition of the course is like. In my experience, the course conditions have been surprisingly good from (most) tee boxes to fairways to greens. I've paid more to play on courses in worse shape. Tee boxes are often neglected at public courses, but several of the tee boxes here have been in relatively good shape (for a muni) the times I've played. One reason this course can get away with such low prices is it's no-frills. The clubhouse is tiny. It's got a check-in counter, a little kitchen, fridges, a couple tables, a TV, and a mishmash of golf equipment including old clubs and rentable push/pull carts if you decide to walk. There is only one restroom for each sex. There are no locker rooms or various amenities or anything like that. The range ball machine is old and operated using arcade machine tokens. Sometimes, the tokens won't catch so you'll have to keep trying until the balls start coming out. A bucket of 30 range balls costs $3.21, 60 range balls costs $5.89, and 90 range balls costs $8.56. Range balls are a grab bag of Nike, Pinnacle, and Wilson Staff. The range is small and you can hit off either grass or mats. The range doesn't have club stands, further evidence of the no-frills description above. There is a tiny practice putting green with only two pins. The practice facilities are in adequate shape. As for the course, there are no bunkers. There is a creek (Camp Creek) and a pond. There are three sets of tees: blue (2,987 yards), white (2,835 yards), and red (2,147 yards). The course rating/slope is 67.2/116 which means it's not very difficult and great for beginners. There are two par 5s (holes 4 and 9), five par 4s, and two par 3s (holes 6 and 8). The longest hole is No. 9, the finishing hole, coming in at 465 from the blue tees. On the 5th hole, don't hit your approach shot too far or skull your pitch or chip. If you do, your ball might wind up hitting a car driving down Camp Creek Parkway. This almost happened to me. The 3rd and 9th holes run along either side of the driving range so the driving range net comes into play. If you hit your ball over the driving range net, it's considered out of bounds (OB). However, according to the local rules printed on the scorecard, if your ball winds up under the driving range net, you get a free drop (no penalty). You must drop the ball with just enough distance from the net so that you can perform a full swing. However, you cannot advance the ball any closer to the hole. The par-5 9th hole plays straight off the tee, but then severely doglegs left, around the range and up a hill to the green. You'll want to keep your drive and second shot right of center in order to have a playable angle to the green in regulation. Otherwise, the driving range net will be in your way, forcing you to lay up and add a stroke to your score. During a wet round, where we were eventually rained out, I was told holes 3 and 4 were cart path only. The course uses fuel-injected Yamaha golf carts that are fairly nice. There are water coolers on the 4th and 6th tees. There's an old ball washer on the 7th tee. In general, this is a compact course with rolling fairways and moderate elevation changes typical of a Georgia course. Despite the slow, mostly postage stamp greens, the holes are quite scorable so long as you keep your ball in play. This is far from the most scenic or memorable course in Atlanta. The design is simple and the layout is pretty straightforward. In the end, if you just want to get out and play a quick 9 (or 18), Historic College Park Golf Course will definitely help you scratch that golf itch. This course is not on any discounted tee time websites like GolfNow and TeeOff.com.

Fox Creek Golf Course has a very good layout and is usually in great condition. From a golf…read morestandpoint alone, it is an enjoyable public course and one I want to like. Once I am on the course, the experience itself is solid and worth the money. However, the behavior and attitude of the staff are unacceptable and overshadow everything else. On multiple occasions, I have been met with annoyance or outright hostility simply for checking in and paying for a round. Even worse, I have personally overheard starters and course managers making openly aggressive and disrespectful comments about paying golfers ahead of me, including statements about wanting to punch them in the face. That kind of language and mindset should never come from employees representing a golf course. I have never had an issue with the course, pace of play, or fellow golfers here. The only consistent problem is the staff. If Fox Creek wants to improve, it starts with professionalism, accountability, and hiring people who respect the customers keeping the course in business.

You come to the course, spend some money, and then have an encounter with some miserable fuck at…read morethe starter booth/bag drop. No surprise, but it's a shame some of the people who work in a golf industry.