This is a gem of a golf course hidden away in a beautiful hilly setting. Well maintained and a…read morecourse beyond our expectations for the area.

Fairways and greens are in great shape. Pace of play was good. A hidden gym in Cartersville.read more

I have played here twice now, and it has been nothing but an excellent experience. You get free…read morerange balls with every round to get warmed up. The practice greens are just like the course greens, which if you play golf a lot you know that's not always the case. The course is definitely challenging, but not miserable to play if you aren't a scratch golfer. One thing I will say though, the greens are FAST! You better be able to putt, or you will 3-4 putt every single hole. If you get a day and want to treat yourself, this would be a great place to do so.

Class act! I had never been here before, but I had a new club that I wanted to spend the day…read morepracticing with on the driving range. For about $25 I provided with a cart and allowed to smack as many balls as I wished. Nice! At the driving range, using my #taylormade RBZ #5 19' Driver for the first time, that I just bought yesterday, and the head snaps off! That was funny, but the good people there at the club, offered me use of their drivers for free, so as to not ruin my day there. It is this small gesture that will have me coming back to play! Thank you.

Course is in awful shape. Greens have more sand than the traps themselves, they said there was a…read more"discounted rate" but for $65 i mean that's just sad. The tee boxes haven't seen sunlight since last summer. The rough looks like it gets cut maybe once a month, because you can lose multiple balls, even if you walk right over it. . The Marshall patrol is the worst I've ever seen, by a country mile. They nagged at us twice in 2 holes for being 10 minutes behind pace on the front 9. Reminded a 50 year old man again at the turn, that "we confirmed your 10 minutes behind" when the group behind us wasn't even on the tee box. Quite hilarious actually, guess they have nothing better to do besides sniping your cooler before you even start. Been playing this course for years and I guarantee I'll never be back, especially not for $65. What a joke.

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 joined CCC last summer & have thoroughly enjoyed being members. It is a great club. The course…read moreis really nice & they take great care of it. The pool is also well worth the drive. We also love the clubhouse. They have activities every month with all ages in mind. Most weekends they have Kids Club for a reasonable fee. We have attended many of the special events too. The pool in the summer is great! We love to come out at least Sundays to eat at the pool grill & swim. My 5 year old loves the diving board. All in all CCC is a great value & family oriented.

This is what I would refer to as a classic parkland course - open fairways with moderately dense…read moretree lines separating one hole for the adjacent one. Aesthetically, this is not to everyone's taste but it normally makes for a more forgiving layout for those a little wayward off the tee. The standout at CCC is definitely the condition of the course. It is definitely the finest I've witnessed all summer. This is a Private club so not necessarily an easy tee time to get, but well worth a go if you are lucky enough to get an invite.

My mom and I came here to experience their new dining menu, definitely did not disappoint! The…read moreservice was great, Chef Casey did a terrific job and Jon was noticeably attentive to all of the guests. We had the smoked salmon deviled eggs, scallops, Chilean sea bass and finished with the layered chocolate cheesecake. Great job guys!

I attended a wedding recently here. Torrential rain fell at the time of the wedding. The staff…read morequickly and professionally changed the cocktail event so the rain could pass. Then all staff headed outside to dry the chairs for the ceremony. Every detail was seamless and the food was very good. The bride's mother did all the flowers and the reception room sparkled. I highly recommend for a special event

I recently joined this club and have really enjoyed it here. The tournaments are fun. The course is…read morein great shape. Its very challenging but very fun to play. The staff is great! I actually lost my car keys recently and the staff did everything they could to help me find those keys. They called me later in the day to confirm they had found them and I really appreciate everything they did to get those back to me. Highly recommend Bentwater golf club! Can't beat the price, the course and the staff!

Great club, chill atmosphere, and very good food! The course is beautiful and well kept, and the…read moregeneral manager was very nice to my wife who is very new to golf and made her feel less nervous about being out on the course on a busy day.

One of the best golf courses in the city of Atlanta. The grill, pool, tennis and more make for an…read moreaccommodating family experience as well. We moved in the Pinetree Neighborhood a few years ago from West Cobb and have thanked the Lord everyday since. I highly recommend either moving into the area and or joining the country club for tennis, golf, pool and social engagement. Well managed at every Level

Our family loves Pinetree! Have been members for more than 10 years. Great staff, love the food,…read morelots to do. I don't golf but we're always at the pool in the Summer. Highly recommended!!

We were in the area for a soccer tournament and stopped by LakePoint Station to keep the kids…read moreentertained between games. There are also plenty of activities to choose from, including golf, bowling, arcade, and more. It's a great place to spend a few hours, especially when you have some downtime during a tournament.

This place is conveniently located across the street from the water sports center so if you're here…read morefor a game or just wanna have a good time with your family, this is a perfect spot. Definitely get the tickets off of Groupon. It's just a better deal and last so long there's laser tag which was super fun. I love doing it. This is my third time coming. I came with family.. The only downside is there's a lot of groups of teens that come so you may have to wait during certain times they have bowling. They have a restaurant there's a hotel not too far from this location. That is an amazing restaurant as well. It's just a great place to go hang out they even have a really tall climbing wall. The staff is young. They are helpful, but there will be times where you may not immediately get helped because they're engaging conversations with each other, but it's to be expected with young staff.

When you go to Lake Arrowhead's website (https://bit.ly/3pkHowZ), the first thing you see in big…read moreletters is "Metro Atlanta's Best Kept Secret." They've got a point. I've lived in Atlanta since 2000 and have played at numerous golf courses in Georgia over the decades: https://bit.ly/3OtHDQZ. Until recently, I had no idea this course was hidden away in the northwest metro. If I recall correctly, I learned about Lake Arrowhead when I did a Yelp search, years ago, for "new" courses to play in Georgia: https://bit.ly/3bIYIbv. My friends and I made the trek out to Waleska and I think all of us were pleasantly surprised. Overall, the course was in good condition, the views were beautiful (there were more scenic holes than I expected), service was great, and the value was excellent (thanks to Golf Moose). I told my friends we should play at Lake Arrowhead (since it had been on my list to play) and one of them sent me a deal from Golf Moose (iDealGolfer). The deal was 18 holes for two golfers with cart for $49. The fine print said there was an additional $20 fee per player to play before 1pm on Saturday, Sunday, & course holidays, paid to course at check-in. We had an 11am tee time on a Saturday, so we paid the extra $20 each. In total, we paid $44.50 each. That's it, a pretty good deal for a daily fee on a course of this caliber. Even Lake Arrowhead's regular golf rates, at the time of writing this review, are a decent value with the max rate being $64 per golfer for 18 holes with cart. If this course was closer to Atlanta, they might be able to get away with charging $80, maybe even $90. There is some tradeoff. It's a hike to get up to Waleska if you live in town. I've played at some other courses not too far away, such as Callahan Golf Links (https://bit.ly/3p3SpCo) and Fairways of Canton (https://bit.ly/3SxBrdi). Those are far and Lake Arrowhead is even farther. From my home in Midtown Atlanta, it took a solid hour to get here (actually more since I hit construction traffic on 75 north). I've played at Cobblestone Golf Course on Lake Acworth (https://bit.ly/3SxSJqJ) and Lanier Islands Legacy Golf Course on Lake Lanier (https://bit.ly/3JFI0Xm). I've known about those lake courses for years, but had no idea about Lake Arrowhead. The actual Lake Arrowhead lake is significantly smaller than the aforementioned lakes, but it is a legitimate lake and not a glorified large pond like East Lake (http://bit.ly/33JiIlF). ;) Unlike Cobblestone, Lanier Islands, and East Lake, Lake Arrowhead's golf course doesn't border its namesake lake nor does it even have views of the lake. You do get a nice view of the lake as you enter the property, though. If you look closely in some places, like Golf Moose and the golf course's physical scorecard, you'll see that the course is named "The Highlands Course." Instead of lake views, it boasts picturesque mountain views. I consider this a mountain course. It's significantly hillier than your typical Georgia courses, which are already hilly. You're entering North Georgia mountain territory in this part of the state. In some ways, Lake Arrowhead reminds me of Lanier Islands. They're both gated lake resorts roughly an hour north of Atlanta. However, Lake Arrowhead is much smaller. Both resorts have named their courses, but don't be fooled - there is only one course at each resort (I think Lanier Islands used to have two, but now there's only one). The Highlands Course at Lake Arrowhead opened in Fall 2008 which makes it one of the newest courses in metro Atlanta. I'm not sure I can count on one hand how many courses have opened in and around Atlanta since then (the Great Recession). The Highlands Course is hard. It will give you all you can handle. From the tips (black tees), the course measures 6,998 yards with a difficult 75.3/138 rating/slope. I played from the white tees at 6,049 yards, 71.4/130. If it's your first time playing here and you want to shoot a decent score for yourself, I recommend playing conservatively. Lay up. This course has several challenging forced carries and you have to do a good job accounting for elevation changes. My friend described it as "target golf." There is really an emphasis on course management here. You have to pick the right clubs and play the right shots. There's not a whole lot of room for error. The risk-reward is high. I do think the landing areas are reasonable. The fairways are wide and generally accepting, and the greens are big. As far as course conditions, for the price paid, we weren't complaining. Most of the fairways, bunkers, and greens were in good shape, though there were some trouble spots that you wouldn't find on a higher-end course. On-course restrooms are located on the front nine, on hole 4, and on the back nine, just before the 14th tee. All staff I interacted with were terrific, from Devin and Aaron in the pro shop (polite) to cart girl Rosanna, who picked me up at my car, and starter Jeff, who was welcoming and friendly.

This is by far the worst course I've played in Georgia. 100 dollar round to tee off on a baseball…read morefield. I'd rather play 36 dollar creekside golf club in hiram. The greens are awfully maintained as well. Thanks lake arrowhead golf club