Mountain Harbour Golf Club

Mountain Harbor leaves me the impression they're struggling with the $$. Hardly any staff, no marshall to speed up play.

Fivesomes are unacceptable on any golf course, but would appear Mountain Harbour has accepted them with open arms. Not the first time this has happened, but it is my last dealing with this community.

There are better managed courses in this area and I would not recommend golfers waste their money on this course.

Beautiful course. Staff members are friendly and helpful. Lots of fun to play.

Playing golf in February means course conditions will be dicey at best, but this was my second round at Mountain Harbour in the past few weeks and I was very impressed both times with the condition of the course. There has been a ton of rain and cold here over the past couple months, but there was virtually no standing water on the course, the mud was at a minimum and everything was mowed and groomed. I have paid far more to play courses in far worse condition. Plus, the scenery is absolutely beautiful at this course! Again, even in winter...the ugliest time of the year...the mountains, creeks, and ponds provide gorgeous views on virtually every hole. I LOVE this course!

My wife and I played this course again, perhaps this was our 10th time. Small slivers of snow left from 3 days ago, but the sun came out after morning fog, topped out at about 52 degrees but bright sunshine and very light winds made it very enjoyable to play. Only 5 of the 14 par 4s and 5s were cart path only; the course drains very well which adds to the enjoyment for myself at 78 years.

The greens are always good and everyone at the course including many of the members just make you feel good that you chose to come play here.

Seems like every time we play there, we get behind people that either don't know how to play or they are so slow that it just takes the enjoyment out of being there. .They need a Marshall.

The course is in good shape for this time of year and very fun to play. The greens were very fast and challenging. The views from the course are excellent. The other players could use some etiquette lessons. There were maybe 15 people on the course and I was playing as a single. I gave the foursome in front of me plenty of space through the first five holes. I caught up on the par 3 sixth hole. No effort was made to allow me to play thru. Finally a very nice player caught up to me on hole 11 and it made their slowness and rudeness less of an issue .