Chicopee Woods Golf Course
Course Summary
Chicopee Woods Golf Course in Gainesville, GA, enjoys a strong reputation among disc golf enthusiasts, boasting an average rating of 4.4 stars. The positive feedback often highlights the course's well-thought-out layout, its scenic beauty, and the variety of challenges it presents to players of all skill levels. Players appreciate the course for its ability to offer a rewarding experience, combining technical demands with opportunities for learning and improvement. Given the absence of negative reviews, it's challenging to pinpoint areas of widespread concern; however, this lack of criticism could suggest that any drawbacks are minor or infrequent enough not to detract significantly from the overall positive experience.
Unique features of the course, such as its integration into the natural landscape and the strategic placement of hazards, are frequently praised. These elements not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of the course but also require players to employ a thoughtful approach to their game, making it both a physical and mental challenge. While specific challenges were not directly mentioned in the
Overall Rating
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Top Reviews
Enjoyed a round. Really enjoyed the course a lot. Was my first time. The course has a great layout. This was the day after a huge rain storm in the area and still loved it. Great helpful friendly staff. Really great pro shop with a lot of stuff. Greens rolled great even after a aeration that must have been a couple weeks ago. Look forward to playing a tourney there Monday.
- Erny Bonistall
Fun golf course with an interesting layout. There are some hidden trouble areas off the tee even though there's no water anywhere. Like blind big downhill fairway slopes that you can't see, that end up having a cliff that falls into deep trees for example. So just be weary off the tee box and make sure you know your landing areas. But other than that it was a fun layout, forcing you to hit some alternative clubs off the tee for longer hitters, and forced carries for a shorter hitters. Greens rolled well even though they had just sanded them right before we played so they were a little on the slow side. But fairways were by and large very manicured and nice, and keeping the ball in the fairway means you can post a good number. Greens were a little tricky to read, not the most transparent. There were times where we swore the entire green was sloped one way, and you would putt and it would break the opposite way, or just be totally straight. So just another thing to look out for. But I would definitely play here again.
- Wes Nemec
This course is in great shape as of mid-May. For under $50, it’s a great deal! Pace of play was fine, the staff in the pro shop was friendly and humorous. They were grilling ribs when we arrived that smelled delicious, but we didn’t get any, sadly. I’ve played this course 5 times or so, and this is probably the best shape I’ve seen it in!
- Whitt Burcham
I am in the area from California visiting my son. We planned to play golf and chose Chicopee Woods because of the many great reviews on Google and the photos that various reviewers had posted. The course is in beautiful shape and the different vistas that you get from playing are spectacular. It is a very different course than the type I regularly play in California but you can quickly adapt to the hills and the surroundings that challenge your game. There is a lot of pride taken by ownership because the flowers, plants and yes even the water holes only add to your enjoyment of playing at Chicopee Woods. I would highly recommend this course to any golfer who is looking for an enjoyable round of golf on a beautiful layout over three 9 hole courses. Great job Chicopee Woods.
- Rick Tully
Amazing public course. Easily the best I have been to in the NE Atlanta area. Everyone was nice, course was beautiful and manicured. Fair price for everything, if not a little cheap. Not sure I would play anywhere else moving forward.
- Blake Banovitz