East at Grandover Resort

Great track! It’s too tough for a Resort Course as some of the guests take forever to play. Was almost 3 hours on front nine but fortunately the Group ahead took a break at the turn. Otherwise, a great challenge.

The course is tight with many hills. The greens were rock hard, and one green was so severe(I think #4) that it looked like a US Open set up. Both my ball and my sons rolled off the green based on where the pin was. If you hit the slope above the green, your ball was rolling off. And high school teams were practicing our there, so pace was very slow. Check the day you are going to see if they are out there.

Have played the West course twice but this was my first time playing the East. Grass dead which is to be expected this time of year and greens are fast. Some greens especially difficult with being a small green and steep slopes on both sides. 18 holes in 2.5 hours, what is there not to like!

The course is in excellent condition!!! The greens are perfect!!

I have played this course in the past and had a wonderful experience, however, this time was TERRIBLE! The fairways and tees were thin with no grass on much of the tees and fairways, the greens were thin, and the course was terrible overall. And they charged us 65 dollars!!! Worst value in the state of NC!!!! DONT play unless they fix the course...its just aweful!

I figured I would give this course a try because I had credit on my GolfNow account that was going to expire. For the cost of the course, it probably isn't worth it.

It was cloudy and overcast and not super warm when I played, but somehow the course was drenched in some areas. A few tee shots that were in the fairway plugged and the it seemed like the ground should be under repair in some areas. Additionally, it was difficult to differentiate in some instances where the fringe and the green were. For a resort, I would have expected GPS systems in the golf carts, but that was not the case. If you can keep the ball straight off the tee, this course is fairly easy. The 18th hole is a picturesque finishing green, but for the cost of a round, you can definitely find much more viable options nearby for cheaper.

No toilet paper on the 15 green turn, plenty of space big rolls available, but no paper on an elite course, called to share my story and no offer was made make for consideration. I drove from Charlotte to play the course.

Played on the best fall day of the year. Everything on the course was well maintained except the fringes were a little too long and irregular. Staff and grounds keepers couldn't have been nicer. Only complaint is that a large group had been "doubled teed," so we had to wait to tee off and were paced by them for the front resulting in a five hour round!

I was expecting a better course but I was disappointed on the bunkers and around the greens.

Nice course, good layout bit crappy conditions. Not worth $78 on a Saturday afternoon.

This is a cool course, and it’s in pretty good condition (2-3 greens with grass-less edges, and a couple of fairways with nearly bare patches, overall good though)

For being one of the most expensive course in area, I’m not sure I’d say it’s worth the price to regularly play though. You can find plenty courses in just as good of shape for $30-$40 less at primetime rates.

They also charge you to hit range balls on weekend mornings, which seems like a rather petty money grab after dropping $80 to play

This is a bit of tough review for me because of some conflicting reasonings.

To start, if all you’re worried about is playing a nice course in great condition (apart from 2-3 greens with some rough/grass-less edges, but didn’t really affect play) then you will enjoy this track.

My reasoning for three stars instead of four apart from the few rough green edges may be a bit petty, but I struggle to justify being the most expensive course within a pretty wide area (or close to it) and still charging $6 to hit range balls in prime season on a weekend.

It’s not an issue of money as if you’re paying $78 to play a round of golf you can certainly afford another $6 to hit range balls, it’s more the principle of an already really expensive course (relative to the immediate area, of course) Trying to squeeze patrons out of a bit of extra money

We really have a great time out there, and literally crave this course after each round, it keeps you wanting more, we’ve played it from all the tee locations, be back soon!