Springdale Resort

I've played this course over the years and came back a couple of weeks ago and was told that the course was under new ownership. I met the new owners and I must say that I was very impressed. I was told that the greens had been rolled for the first time in the course history and I must admit it made a big difference in my golf game. The greens were a lot faster than I remember and the fairways were great! They have also reversed the 9's making the SPASM number 13 (very fitting). The new owners also told me that they were going to open a new sports bar when the building gets renovated and they said it should soon. I'm looking forward to being able to play the course then enjoy some down time at the bar while watching a game. For the price of $38 for 18 holes on this long challenging course, you can't beat it. I will definitely be back!

Played this course over the years and came back a couple of weeks ago and was informed the course had been bought. Met the new owners while I was there and I must say I was very impressed. They said the greens had been rolled for the first time in the course history and the new equipment on the fairways really made a difference in my golf game. Man, I could really tell a difference in the greens and how fast they played. They also reversed the 9's and now the famous SPASM is number 13 (very fitting). I was also told about their future opening of a sports bar as soon as the building was renovated. I am looking forward to that. As challenging as this course is and the current conditions I can only imagine they will improve and for the price of $38 for 18 holes it's worth the drive. I will be playing this course again very soon!

Would rate this course about 3.5...maybe higher because of the views esp on front 9...but wasn't impressed with fairways and some tee boxes. On some holes it was hard to tell fairway from rough, but could be due to recent rain. Greens were is very good shape however.

Front 9 is hilly - a mountain course...Back 9 is in the valley...flatter and more wide open.

No one behind us all day on a Sunday morning...had a few groups in front, but they were moving.

The course bills itself as a "resort" but you don't pay resort rates for daily play.

Worth a try if in the Asheville, NC area.