Browns Mill Golf Course tee times

What golfers love

Golfers tell us that Another Day in the ATL golf course is in good shape, with extremely fast greens. Despite the tee boxes needing some love, the greens are in great shape. However, the pace of play is always an issue. Nevertheless, golfers would play there again. On the other hand, some golfers had a negative experience at the course. They mentioned that the conditions were pretty bad, with wet and muddy ground even though it hadn't rained in three days. They were also not informed about the course being cart path only until right before they teed off. Additionally, they were surprised to find out that the front nine was reserved for a high school team's practice. The lack of water at any of the holes, the out-of-order bathroom in the clubhouse, and the limited food and drink options were also disappointing. Despite paying a higher fee, the greens were described as super bumpy. Overall, it was considered the worst experience at the course. However, there are positive reviews as well. One golfer mentioned that Browns Mill golf course is their favorite to play. Although the driving range is often closed, the layout of the course is loved, and the pace of play is never an issue. The greens are also good. Another golfer described the course as a decent public course with good value for the money. While the grass is still brown, they noticed some green shoots coming up. The course is fairly long but not overly challenging, making it suitable for long hitters. Some golfers had a positive first-time experience at the course. Although only the back nine was available due to flooding, the staff managed to accommodate them and their friend to play the full 18 holes ahead of tee times. They found the course to be great, especially considering the price, and praised the staff. Despite some negative aspects, there were still favorable reviews. The weather was great, and the staff was professional and friendly according to one golfer. However, there were complaints about slow play caused by insufficient carts, which led to some golfers having to walk the course. The pace of play was considered terrible, causing one golfer to retire from the round before completing it. Overall, golfers had varying experiences at Another Day in the ATL golf course. While some praised its good conditions, fast greens, and friendly staff, others were disappointed by the wet and muddy conditions, lack of communication, and slow pace of play. The course difficulty was also perceived differently, with some finding it challenging and others considering it moderate.

Good to know

Golfers tell us that pace of play at the course is an area that needs improvement. It is mentioned by multiple reviewers, with one expressing that it is "always an issue." Another review highlights a specific problem of starting at hole 10, with no marshall to maintain the pace and manage new starters, resulting in a backup. The availability and policies regarding golf carts also drew frustration from some reviewers. One golfer mentioned paying for a cart but having to walk because there weren't enough carts available. Course conditions were also a point of concern for several reviewers. Some described them as "poor," with one reviewer noting wet and muddy ground despite no recent rain, and another mentioning brown grass and water retention after heavy rain. The greens specifically received criticism, with one golfer calling them "super bumpy" and another deeming them "fair, but not great." Reviewers also expressed dissatisfaction with the facility quality. One reviewer gave an overall rating of "poor," stating that there was no water at any of the holes and the clubhouse bathroom was out of order. They also mentioned that the clubhouse only sold water and lacked other drink and food options. Additionally, a reviewer commented on the driving range often being closed, suggesting that this could be improved to allow players to warm up before their round. In summary, golfers have provided feedback indicating that the course could benefit from improvements in pace of play, cart availability and policies, course conditions (particularly the greens), facility quality, and driving range availability.