Great course that allows public play. Course is in excellent shape. A little slow play, definitely budget 4.5hrs. Nice overlook on the 18th hole to drink a beer after the round - try to ! August 2021

This private course founded in 1963 welcomes non-members and is noted for its well-groomed greens and fairways in inspiring landscapes. Most of the fairways are fringed by towering cedars, creating a real sense of drama as you play. The signature holes at Cedar Knob are the 10th and 18th, both veering left-to-right through a corridor of tall evergreens and both requiring a well-pitched shot over water, either off the tee or in the approach. In 2019 rates varied from $23 (9 holes, walking, Mon-Fri) to $59 (18 holes, riding, Sat-Sun).

Cedar Knob is one of the best golf courses I’ve ever played! Each hole is unique in design, there are short par 4’s 330 yards to 240 yard par 3 holes. Beautiful dog legs and tree lined fairways, and huge green complexes that keeps you thinking all the time! Food is great in 19th hole as well!

Played Cedar Knob for the first time this year and the place was in great shape the fairways were in perfect and the greens rolled smoothly and true will returning in the near future and can't wait to play this agy😃😃

I really enjoyed this track. My first time playing here was a good experience. Everything was in very good shape for the spring time. The pace of play was good, but it may slow down in the summer, not sure. It’s not a long course and you rarely, if ever, need to use a driver, which is fine. The price is reasonable, which I really appreciated. The only reason I gave this 4 stars and not 5 is because it is lacking basic golfer amenities on the course. If they had water coolers and ball cleaners, I would raise this to a 5. In the heat of the summer, it’s a no brainer for your golfers. So is the ball cleaners. Nonetheless, i would return to this course!