Springdale Resort

Love this golf course, but ONLY time we play is 1 or 2 times each year using GolfNow to get an affordable cost (for us) $60 is out Max. cost !

Greens were firm and hard, great shape, like the rest of course ! Mountain Views are super nice; even though we are from Franklin, NC

In summer they are to high, I guess due to the "richer" resort traffic that comes there!?

Love the layout. But the meal after each game is AMAZING and worth it ! Love the Rib steak sandwich this time! A steak that fits the bun. GREAT service ! Have one pix of the smaller fire there 3-28-25 about mile away. Go play here if you can afford it.

Variety of holes with challenging greens, can be very challenging on windy days

Our first trip to Springdale was really really nice. There wasn’t many people there so we literally didn’t see hardly any golfers the entire time we played, which is how I like it. The downfall is that they did not have any food available as the restaurant was closed until February 12. There’s still a little bit of mud left over from the hurricane, which is completely understandable and easily to play around. Overall a great experience and I can’t wait to see it in the spring.

Loved the golfing experience from start to finish! The only thing missing was the restaurant wasn't open as my group would have gone to the 19th hole...

The people that work there--from the golf staff to the maintenance personnel-- know what a good golf experience should be AND they provide it for you.

Played Springdale as a single on Friday Jan 31st. Course is in very good condition for January. Fairways are great, & tee boxes & greens are very good. Greens still had some top dressing on them, so they were a little slow, but they putted pretty true, and their large , mostly flat greens were a pleasure to putt. Course drains well, so all carts were allowed on almost every fairway. Well done grounds crew!

Great staff. Very nice pro shop and restaurant/bar.

Recommend you try it out. Flat front 9, very hilly back 9. Worth the trip.

Tons of open tee times, but NOT for you if you are a single golfer! Obviously these courses are making so much money that they can afford to exclude golfers because they are not in a group!

Beautiful golf course in beautiful area. Waked 18 solo w no holdups. Course pretty empty, it was great. I play here whenever I can, it is a fave

Person running pro shop was awesome. He accidentally didn’t give me enough $ back and came out twice to make sure I had right amount.

The course is in the process of trying to improve water control issues around low lying areas on the course after the serious flooding that occurred from Hurricane Helene. All 18 holes were open and anyone can see the task at hand is a challenging one that will take time. But the clear goal is to make the chances of severe flooding on the course after heavy rain storms to be less likely. With all that said, the course is still in remarkably good condition for what it has been through. The scenery is spectacular, holes will challenge all parts of your game, and the restaurant / tavern is beautiful.

After Hurricane Helene passed, the course was in good shape with ongoing repairs. Many creek crossings or low areas on the course still undergoing grooming, but crew has done a great job getting the back nine re-opened. Greens firm and fast, but too many players leave divots unrepaired. Fairways healthy, traps and tee boxes in good shape and rough groomed. Pro shop & course staff very friendly. Tavern was surprisingly closed on a Tuesday, so no opinion on off-course amenities.

Due to impacts of Hurricane Helene, the back 9 is closed. That info is not currently disclosed on either GolfNow or TeeOff. The front 9 is in very good condition considering the severity of the hurricane.