Claystone Park
Macon, GA · 2 courses · 36 holes
Overall
The Stone · Reviews
Daniel Leggat
Aug 2021
The course is always well maintained. Holes frequently have baskets changed to different locations each. They added more holes with more to come. Really great course! Not the longest course but still plenty of challenge.
Spencer Braley
Jul 2021
Show me a more thrilling finishing five holes in the region and I’ll show you a liar.
Taylor Riggan
Mar 2021
A really fun and technical course. The only "open" holes are along the lake. Swirling winds make these holes challenging, even though they are not long or obstructed. Most scoring occurs early in the wooded holes. If you can shape a putter and mid-range, you'll do well here.
Gus Campbell
Dec 2020
Love this Course! Not great after rain, can get really muddy. But when it's dry, it's beautiful right on the lake, unique holes, that cover a wide range of shots.
Paul Grice
Mar 2018
I played my first PAR 3 tournament The Sailing Open at Claystone Park in Macon, Ga. First time I played it! Great course with open and wooded baskets plus the lake (water) is in play! Good variety of hyzer and anhyzer shots!
Andrew Campbell
Jan 2014
This is an excellent course, very technical. Make sure you bring an extra discs, the last 4 holes or so are all potential water hazards, Especially hole 15
Paul Wagner
Jul 2013
Very deceiving course. Front nine are very short then the last 5 are long with lots of water. I had one go in the lake on 16, I jumped in and got it!! Have fun!
Tony Thomas
Apr 2013
Biased review warning, I love this course. I get to play it often and it always offers something new. From the grippy pines on the front to the gusting winds and open water on the back. Never the same course twice!
Kevin Woodham
Aug 2012
Course is very tough, they extended 14 so its longer then what is shown on the pictures.
Doyle Wilmoth
Jun 2012
The Layout of the course is Very Deceiving.....Try to get as many pars and birds on the front Nine,,,, Cause the Back Nine gets LonG And Water Everywhere!!Have Fun!!
Luke McFarland
Oct 2010
Scenic in places, uses water and peninsulas in places. Sometimes holes seem too short or repetitive for the land, but overall enjoyable.
Reid Harrison
Sep 2010
Relatively new course, and the only one in the Macon/Bibb area (for now). Great course for beginners, though you may want to buy a floating disc because this course plays along a lake, Moderately shor ...
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