The Omni Grove Park Inn

If you have the money don't miss Grove Park Inn for lunch and a round of golf. While it is a great experience, my husband and I both think it is overpriced and doesn't really live up to what one might expect for the price. This is because it is a resort course. Do go to GolfNow.com for better rates.

Played on a Sunday. Rained off after 14 holes and 4 1/2 hours. Fun, fast greens even after recent rains. I'd love to come back when a reasonable pace could be found, or just to spend a day around the greens.

For the price it was a good value. Great mountain views. Greens had too many ball marks

Beautiful, historic course in excellent condition. Greens were very fast (stimpmeter 12) and hard to hold per the Donald Ross design.
This is a very enjoyable course for all levels. Greens fees seemed high but discounts are available from Golfnow.

With the exceptional price, including cart, that we booked we were able to play an elite course for a major discount. This course won't disappoint. Neither will the staff. Top notch all the way around.

Course was in very good shape with continual ongoing maint.
Greens well cut and recently rolled. Look out for the crows on 12 and 13 ; they will steal your food!!

Purchased discounted fees on golf now and that worked great. However, the directions from golf now took us to the wrong course - Asheville country club instead of the grove park inn. Almost missed our tee time as a result. So use your own gps!

The course was in great shape. Other than that, they aren't set up for Golf Now participants. They are focused on making money and don't do well with people not on their guest list.

Couldn't get a cup of coffee prior to my tee time from the Cabana club and they wanted $17 dollars for a hot dog at the turn.

Recommend the course, just come prepared for the resort friendly perks only.

You will not play a more interesting and challenging course than this Donald Ross Masterpiece. Greens are at least 12 on the stimpmeter, with bent fairways that are immaculate.

There are many more quality courses in WNC for half the cost of playing at the GPGC. It's worth playing for $55 but at $100 or $129.....I'll look around for another track.

We have been in Asheville for two weeks and have played several local courses. Grove Park is by far the best. It is a classic Donald Ross design. You can see every shot - no blind drives or approach shots. The difficulty is determined by the greens which are undulating and several have false fronts. A pleasure to play. Conditions are excellent, although the aeration done in early April is taking time to fill in due to the cold weather. At a hot deals price Grove Park is at least $20 more than the other courses, but is well worth it. The staff are friendly and helpful.

Very accommodating staff. They did everything possible to make sure I was taken care of on a very busy day. It's a fun course with lots of elevation changes on the back. The front is flatter and longer. The course is not long but requires accurate drives. The greens had recently been punched so not so smooth but they have to do that occasionally -- right? A few of the tees needed some work but all in all good value at the Golf Now price. We were staying at the Grove Park Inn so everything was very relaxed.

This course is one of the best in the Asheville area. The course is well maintained and has some very challenging holes. I will be returning next month when the greens come back.

Grove park is definitely a must play for folks who have a chance to visit Asheville. The views are spectacular, staff are super friendly, and the course is awesome. We stayed the weekend at grove park resort and had a great time.

Affordable and worth the money only through GolfNow.com. Pro shop is fine; the resort personnel are not very cooperative nor easy to work with.