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.

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.

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.

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 is in good shape but the greens need work as do the approaches, however the fairways and tee boxes are in very good shape. The pace of play was great the scenery was pleasant. All in all it was a pleasure to play and we will play it again.