The course is in OK shape for being a small town. But unlike the name suggests, its not country club quality. It is however in much better shape than the other course locally. 🚨 Just don’t come hungry or looking to practice before. No food or range. When I golf with friends we all expect to be able to grab a bite either before or at the turn, and sometimes after. When the course packs the start schedule very 5 mins and thus we are stuck on the course for 5 hours behind others how does one stay properly nourished for the turn. 😔 Not only would it help the guest experience but it would likely increase your average per golfer/4some profit margin exponentially to reinvest into the dead areas on the course. I might golf here again if a friend asks to go, but won’t actively seek out for the time being until I hear of some TLC advancements. Which bums me out.

Great little golf course. The staff were helpful and kind.

I love this course. The people are friendly and it’s in a beautiful setting. The greens are pretty rough, but the relaxed environment and setting make it worth it to us.

It’s a decent course but could be amazing with money & staff invested in it. I hope someone buys it and fixes it up & reopens the restaurant. It needs work. Half the greens now look terrible with patchy black fungus and they’ve let numerous sand traps fill up with weeds & crabgrass. Last time I played (7-14-25), I could tell they had not been moving the hole locations with grass growing over the edges, because 1/2 the green areas are un-puttable. It needs a buyer. 🤞🏻For similar price, I suggest Apple Mtn or Smoky Mtn. Much nicer & better run.

The course has a lot of potential but the greens are awful and bunkers are overgrown. Pictured is one of the better greens and bunkers. Most are overgrown almost entirely.