The Tracks at McDonough

@jtaylor83189

52

One of the most underrated courses in the area! Truly a top tier course with a variety of shots.

@barrybarn

50

Played JPMos and Tracks today……liked Tracks better…is that controversial. Upkeep was fantastic.

@hanramayne

72

Phenomenal course! In for a work trip from out of town and played this on a whim. So worth it!

@omnadi

55

Wow one of the best courses in the state. Restrooms on hole 1, trash cans and benches throughout. A big boy course from longs that tests your ability to execute every shot and angle. So well designed. WR Jackson’s little brother.

@angus47

76

Course could just a little TLC but pretty good layout overall Just like many courses area a little sketchy

@bartkowalewski

321

Beautifully maintained. Newer baskets. Nicely cut fairways. An absolute joy to play. Tight wooded fairways, the rough will make you scramble.

@logo803

165

Very fun and challenging course

@sixtyate

54

Awesome woods course

@nicksmith00

79

This is very much a course that challenges you to hit your lines. It has a very well kept, manicured fairway and if you stay on the fairway, you get pretty easy birdies (from the blue tees). However, miss your line, and this course will PUNISH you. I hit my lines through the first 4 holes and was -2. I finished +7. I didn’t hit very many lines after hole 4 haha. Frustrations aside, though, this is a beautiful course. It is extremely well kept, the fairways are clear and precise, the tee boxes are clear and nice, the hole maps are very accurate. This is a very very good course, though challenging. My one tiny complaint about the course design is that it seemed a little heavy on the RHFH/LHBH lines, but it was a negligible imbalance. Solid course, worth a visit.

@bicky1

233

To the designer of this course, I applaud you. To those who maintain it, thanks for your efforts. The design flows very well. The fairways are tough, but fair as are the roughs. I had to throw many different shots and make tough decisions which is the sign of a really good course.

@lymbic

135

One of my few 5 star courses. Tee signs have caps that indicate. Color of layout and bolts indicating pin position. Signage and way finding is near perfect. I played short (blue) tees and shot variety is fantastic. You can score good here if you can throw 200-300 feet, shape shots, and get a little lucky. If you miss fairways you’re punished with undergrowth. Fantastic job designing and maintaining the course

@cspeidel331

70

Very fun, mostly shaded and some tight lines but not too unfair. Both layouts are great for the variety of skills.

@coryfields

66

Brutal. Stay on the fairway. Awesome course! Needs a little maintenance love. Tall grass in some areas.

@pilotmark

89

One of the best marked and best maintained courses that I have played. There are blue and yellow T pads for almost every basket. All the T pads are large level concrete rectangles. Every T pad, for both the long and short layouts, have hole maps, including where the next T pad is from the basket. Each basket has clearly marked arrows to the next T pad. I never got lost or even wandered a bit going from one basket to the next T pad. This is a destination course!

@bookpiece

50

As good a course as I’ve played.

@rrdge1

84

Great track. Well lined fairways, good tee signage even showing pin positions on several holes. Great use of land available. Nice warmup area. Fair fairways and tough rough. Will be coming back at every opportunity!

@dasruch17

75

Dang this course is awesome. Heavily wooded, tight lines, need every shot you can imagine! Used every disc in my bag, doesn’t happen often. Caters to RHFH and LHBH players. Enjoy! Oh, and it’s nails...

@caldswelly

55

Overgrown, needs to be maintained

@adamwn9

135

Would be an easy 5 star if the tee signs had maps instead of pictures of trains. Long, difficult, and extremely wooded. One of my Top 5 in metro ATL.

@mikehaney

66

Help with navigation. No directional signs yet on the course. Look for string tied on basket to point you toward the next hole. Then see flags and some tree ribbons to help some. Note that you cross the sidewalk after 7, 11 & 12. When going from 10 to 11 walk toward the sidewalk but do not cross. Go right at the sidewalk & 11 is on your right. It is a small walk from 16 to 17. You will walk over the walking path gravel road to get to 17. It is next to the 2nd sidewalk that you will come to.