**Edit Visited Jan 24th 2025 for my birthday weekend. We do this every year. This course is looking great. Greens are awesome. Still a hidden 💎 🤙🏻 Thanks Buncombe So glad I stopped in. This place is tucked away but worth the drive. The people running the place were amazing. The course was beautiful. Starting in open pastures and winding into a beautiful treeline. A couple tough driving holes. I even paired up with a local named Jimmy toward the end of my round. The gentleman gave some great info regarding local golf in the area. Can't wait to make my way back out to this piece of heaven on earth. Please give this place a shot. Will B

My buddy and I played 18 here yesterday and we had a great time. For the rate you are paying, the course was well kept and cart/range/fees are included. The staff was very friendly & helpful. We will be coming back to play here again soon.

Delightfully wonderful and deceptively hard in spots and an overall enjoyable 9-hole course that you get in 18 by going around twice. Found myself saying, "if I play this course again, I will do xyz different on this hole..." well I did and shot better, full 4 strokes the 2nd time around. Staff is all friendly and personable, make you want to come back! From the photos, you would think the course is not in good shape, but it actually is. The fairways are cut and the greens felt like they rolled at PGA speed. They were nice and smooth and rolled true. My favorite thing of all was the course pets. I could have sworn the 2 in the golf cart belonged to the young lady when they actually belonged to the course. Go out...you will enjoy it!

This course is perfect if you’re looking to be bullied and harassed the whole time. The blonde lady working inside on Sunday 7/13/25 had a terrible attitude and acted mad because we PAID to rent multiple carts and had the audacity to want to use what she deemed “too many.” Then one of the guys in our group was harassed, singled out, and yelled at multiple times by the guy on the tractor for doing exactly what everyone else was doing by not staying on the cart path away from the greens and cart paths. I’ve lived on a golf course for many years and as a teenager worked on one, and never have I seen such unprofessionalism and sheer hatefulness. We will not be coming back ever again.

Buncombe Creek Golf Course is my new definition of a hidden gem. From value to playability to course health to staff, everything about my experience at this course far exceeded my modest expectations of a nine-hole course in the middle of farmland. Solo, I played the nine-hole course twice for $30 in three hours. I'm currently a high handicap and thoroughly enjoyed this course. As it was my first visit, I wasn't sure what to expect. The only time that proved disadvantageous was the opening hole, which I tripled after skulling a pitch over the green. Only after I finished the hole did I see that Hole 1 is also Handicap 1. So don't let that deceptively hard opening hole deter you from enjoying this course. Particular highlights for me were the downhill par 3 third hole, the dogleg right par 4 fifth hole (cutting that dogleg is fun and worth the risk), and the long par 5 seventh that has a sharp dogleg right at the end. The seventh hole is a doozy, with a narrow landing area for your driver. I played driver the first time I played the hole and lost my ball just a bit to the left. On my second time around, I hit a hybrid which didn't go all that far—but it did go straight. Then I (surprisingly) hit my hybrid a couple of more times and very nearly made par on a hole that I tripled on my first attempt. Oh, and splitting your drive between the two trees on the ninth fairway is an enjoyable way to finish your round. There's a reason this course is ranked so well here—because you get much more than what you pay for. P.S. The welcoming dogs are awesome!