Mountain Harbour Golf Club

Beautiful course. Only problem we had was the five-some playing ahead of us slowing everyone down.

I see improvement! Green surrounds being repaired, greens look good etc. Golfed with a nice couple. Pace of play was 4.5 hours. There are a fair number of tees that need immediate attention. Overall a great little mountain course.

Quick true greens. Nice layout. Always a good time

one of my favorites. If I could revise the layout, I would restore the old green on hole 9 making it a more challenging par 5 instead of a long par 4. I would definitely switch the tee box with the cart path on hole 17, getting the tee boxes away from the treeline, tees are bare, overhanging branches should not define the hole.

We vacation in the area each year in the fall and it’s always on my list. First time in the spring. Worth the drive. Prepare yourself for some quirkiness. I normally play from the blues here, but this time I played with a guy from the whites. Much different from the whites. The conditions are good with very few unplayable areas. I’ll play here again in the fall.

Challenging course. The greens are small, but the area around the green are extremely forgiving. Would def play here again!!

Played with a father and son (Father was 92) had a blast, what nice men. I am not even going to talk about the course with exception of two things! ROLL the greens after your aeriate and sand. They were bumpy as can be. On the fourth hole I hit 9 iron to 4 feet and never found the ball! How you ask, the slope of the green is so extreme that unless you are 10 to 15 yards right of the green it will not hold. It rolled off into the ABYSS that is the left side of the green and it was gone, just absolute crap, weeds, sticks, mud, nothing to be called part of a golf course. No matter how tough a golf course is, you still should have a chance to play your ball in a reasonable manner! So I said my piece, this course COULD be so good in so many ways!