Maggie Valley Resort & Country Club

Terrible conditions, greens we're about as accurate as putting on a fairway. Very crappy greens. Tee boxes were not level. Staff was friendly at first, then continued to charge me 36$ for a rider fee, on top of a 80$ greens fee. Absolutely terrible. Will not be coming back. Not worth the money

Beautiful course layout. This is a favorite in this area. The greens had been plugged recently but still rolled well. Somewhat hilly on the back nine with some shorter holes, but quite a bit of elevation changes. Staff was excellent and the lunch at the restaurant was also very good and reasonably priced

Always great to be able to get onto this course greens were aerated, but did not affect the Golf great views. Great people well worth the money.

Course is location is real nice good condition just greens most not that fair to place pins.

Cancelled my tee time 2 hrs before because of poor planning on their end.

Coures in excellent shape,staff was friendly, pace of play good

This course is a links type on the first 9 and a mountain type course on the back 9. Back 9 can be a little slow on numbers 11 and 12, but opens up after that. Fun course to play.

We live in Ashville and wanted to play Maggie because most courses we play have dormant grasses and pretty soggy from the winter thaw. Despite a full day of rain the day prior, the course was in great shape and had drained well - - cart path only was expected. Maggie is beautiful, challenging, and the pace of play was good - - mostly because they're pretty good at having a marshal send out golfers out at their appropriate tee time. Still one of my favorite courses.