Lake Junaluska Golf Course

The course was a great layout and pace was fine as we played in 3 hours and 40 minutes. My only complaint is that the greens are incredibly SLOW which I don’t like at all. The staff was super friendly

I played there on Monday. Called back on Tuesday and got a 1:30 tee time for Saturday for nine holes. When I arrived at the course on Saturday at 1:15, I was told that I didn't have a tee time. He offered to put me with a twosome at 2:00. I couldn't do two o'clock due to a prior commitment at 4:30. Not sure what kind of incompetent staff members work there but it was pretty frustrating to show up and get told I didn't have a tee time.

This course was surprisingly fantastic. They don't sell alcohol but that might be the only downside. Greens were in fantastic shape. Hands down the most comfortable golf cart I've ever ridden in!

Place is gorgeous. Well-maintained and scenic. The problem was that it was a busy day, and the marshal moved our time up at the very last second. We figured getting their early would give us enough time to get some practice in on the putting green. This resulted in a stressful first hole, as the Marshal wanted us to start as soon as we pulled up to the putting green. Great course overall though, and the Marshal lightened up as the day went on.

Overall course was in great shape, there are just a few holes that have been patched together and are just not fun to play. Other than that course was nice and in good shape

This course is senior friendly and small greens. The layouts are worst in my 43 years of golfing. The condition is fair.

I played Lake Junaluska course on a beautiful sunny day and throughly enjoyed my round and the course. The setting in the mountains gives you beautiful views as you enjoy the golf. I would definitely recommend this course to others.

Why can't golfer understand pace of play. Is it really that hard to understand? If you don't have a single digit handicap then DON'T hit off the pro tips. Why do some of you feel the need to wait for the group ahead to clear the green before you tee off. When you can't hit the ball over 250 yards.alot of you need to stop dreaming your not a pro. Play your skill set.

Course is in great condition they have worked hard on it. Wish they would pave and repave all the cart paths and it would be 5 stars all around and I probably would buy a membership.

DO NOT COME HERE. The Golf Marshall reigns supreme on a mission to uphold the sanctity of the course. Disclaimer: My group was well-behaved, and did fully adhered to their no alcohol policy.

Picture this: you are about to tee off, but out of the corner of your eye you see the Marshall stalking your group. Now I’ll give this guy credit, on some holes he would stay out of sight until we were on the green and then make his presence known. After a few holes this got obnoxious and really ruined the groups day.

This place felt like it was a cult. Eerie vibes, seemed like everyone here knew everyone and was not friendly to outsiders. Would not recommend!

Golfers need to remember you are not the only person or group on the golf course. If you are holding others up because you feel the need to spend 20 minutes looking for a ball. Then simply motion the next group to play through. It's called golf etiquette. Marshals let's get the pace of play back to 4 hours.