Alfred Tup Holmes Golf Club

Great quality for price. There was a shooting last time we played. Bullets coming in our general direction - maybe 40 yards from us near the 15th green. Be aware of your surroundings and be cautious out there!

Got sometime while in DT Atlanta and would like to play a quick round of golf ? Course is accesible staff is friendly
Course like many public ones are struggling with maintenance and cart conditions, but let’s be honest it’s all about fun ! Unless you are a pro or trying to get into the LIV tour Alfred’s course will do it for you
Have fun hit it long and straight

The course can be beautiful if operationally maintained by the grounds crew and with management’s s commitment. Otherwise is turns into being a “billy-goat field”.

Totally shameful the lack of consistency in preparing the course for daily play…. tee box, to green, including sand. Golf is not an Easter Sunday preparation affair.

The golf carts are slow, worn out seats and in some cases dangerous because if steering looseness and misalignment.

Awareness, Commitment and Resources once in full play and sustained makes the golfing experience a delight and worth returning.

Thanks to the management team for the changes in the golfing course conditions a d playability

Bravo!

Staff was great and friendly. The course was also good. We had a nice time.

Challenging course. Average maintenance . Great time

This was my first time playing here. Picked up a Hot Deal for an unbelievable price. For the money it’s the best course in Atlanta. Yeah the carts are old, paths are beat up, and there’s some areas that definitely need some work. For example the tee boxes. But the greens were great, fairways were inviting, and the layout is super fun! Bunkers were not bad too and the staff was helpful. I usually play College Park, Wolf Creek, West Pines, Cherokee Run, The Frog, Fox Creek, and Cobblestone. No beverages offered other than water from what I saw. And no range just a putting and chipping area. This course could really be something with a little tlc but it’s still my new go to for a cheaper round.

It’s very good to see attention being placed on the course’s maintenance on a daily and consistent basis throughout the week, across all aspects of players engagement with the course. .

Commit to resources sufficient to manage an 18 hole golf course ….. Labor, machinery for the course on a regular basis including mowing and rolling if the greens and grass seeds for the tee boxes.

Marshals hood ride and encourage players to keep all gaps tight to the group in front of you.

The management has begun to focus on the aspects of the golf course which give players pleasure and delight when playing.

Greens care/water and pace, pin placements, mowed fringes and fairways, bunkers with sand as well as being maintained, aesthetics of overall appearance with blown and mowed adjacent areas, weed control and daily attention to all, with appropriate staffing, equipment and maintenance resources.

The Tee boxes remain in need of restoration and overhanging limbs which hinder drives and approaches remain neglected.

Pace of play must be monitored. So many golfers lack understand if established golf rules of etiquette, courtesy and consideration. It slows play tremendously and causes needless frustration. Marshals must be attentive to the intentional disregard and indirect causes of slow pace of play. It won’t hurt feelings to ask and encourage!

Greens lack uniform grass/ you must roll for putting to have any chance

If you move the tee box tee marks, ; relocation must have consideration for level stance; otherwise it lacks understanding of the golfer options to take an appropriate stance.

Tree pruning on #9,. #11, #12, & #15 are critical for fairness of shot choice alternatives

Is this a simple lack of adequate resources and supporting labor.

There is a lack of lack of effective marshals protocols to monitor, engage, educate and encourage recognition of etiquette , related to pace of play.

I love the layout of this course and it’s beautiful, especially the back 9 holes.

Improved placement of flag/cup placements on greens improves every hole experience and enjoyment.

Adding water to the greens is a fundamental requirement .

Rolling and mowing the greens really reduces the negative impact of not having uniform putting surfaces.
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improved quality of bunker care and sand in them matters.

Having sufficient labor to manage the daily requirements is critically important, as having the right operative machinery to do the needed maintenance

The tee boxes are pathetic/ mowing does help.

Progress is obvious. The rate and sustained focus is what will make the difference.