Etowah Valley Golf Club

Under new ownership. Plans for improving the course, but it is going to take several years in my opinion

The day I played was the day after our area had received well over an inch of rain, so I was expecting the course to be extremely soggy. However, after the first couple of holes, we did not have any real issues with water. There were a few spots of standing water, but considering the weather the day before, the course had drained exceptionally well. The fairways were starting to green up pretty well also. The greens were still a little bumpy from the spring aerification, but that was really the only real bad mark I would give the course. All in all, for the price we paid to play, I was very pleased with the overall condition of the course, and I look forward to returning to Etowah for another round once the fairways and greens have had time to completely come back to life from the winter dormancy and spring aerification.

Played the course a year ago and it is much improved. Last year the course was very wet. In great conditions, when compared to local courses in that area.

Greens had been aerated but a getting better and looking nice. Pace of play was slow due to a lot of people playing. Fairways a growing and getting nicer some holes the fairways are still bad but great course

We played the North and South. Both were in excellent condition.

Course is great, new owners are renovating the facilities with some work on course.

Always a great place to play. 27 holes, firm, fast greens. Pace of play was 3 hrs playing as a twosome!

This course has so much improved in conditions, it is on it's way back to the way it was originally. The staff is very
accommodating & the course is enjoyable to play again.
I've played this course for more than 30 years, keep up the good work.

Great course an excellent value for my money.
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Played the North and South Course. Some wet spots but otherwise fine. Greens were decent.

With the super wide fairways and large greens it's a very forgiving course, but with strategic pin placements and large green side bunkers accuracy is a must in order to make par. Played this course about 5 years ago and it hasn't changed much. The course(north + west) were open with the south course getting maintenance. I really enjoyed the course and this round became the third time I have shot 80...

course is in ok shape....lots of dead spots around greens and som fairways still very wet in places from the wet summer...greens are in great shape....starter a little pushy about pace of play....we finished in 4 hours and 18 minutes with a foursome...

Played the North and South courses on Labor Day Afternoon solo. Fairways where in Good Shape! Greens were a little damp but with all the rain lately, no surprise there. North course had one hole that could use some work - #7, Drainage around the Front Right Sand Trap is really bad, That section should be called ground under repair. But if you can avoid that area, you should be alright. Looks like all new carts as well.

The fairways are fairly open. The greens are challenging. The staff are all cordial and conscientious about the course conditions.

Although this area has suffered with a tremendous amount of rain this summer, it is obvious that the maintenance crew has worked very hard to get the course back in shape. The fairways were freshly cut and the greens were in great shape (large and very receptive). Really fun course with some great views!

Great course which will challenge the best golfers.

Some greens were slow and some were medium speed. Played the North then the West course. Layout was nice, but conditions were inconsistent. Some sand traps were nicely raked and soft, others were rock hard and had grass growing in the sand trap. I know the area has had a ton of rain this year, but some spots you couldn't even walk in the fairway without getting your shoes soaked. Overall, not a bad course, but by no means was great. Would only go again if there was a good deal.

We started off on the North course which was extremely wet, perhaps should not have been played. The second nine was played on the south course which was better but certainly not a course I would pay to play again.

Etowah Valley reminds me of most 27 hole facilities: a little chaotic, average conditions, and the holes don't feel designed and built; they seem to be fit in wherever in an amateurish manner. However, I still enjoy playing there. All three 9's have great holes, and everyone loves variety. Conditions are average to solid, despite some bad patches throughout the property, and greens are pretty good for the area. Overall, I would try to play for under $30.00. The course is superior to municipal or farm field golf...just lacks that look or design or feel expected from resort-quality golf. If the Grove Park is a 10 (for the area) I would give Etowah Valley a solid 6.8/10.

Course in good condition after a record spring and summer rainfall. Any of the 27 holes are a pleasure to play and offer a reasonable challenge. The staff, from starter to cart maintenance, were all very friendly and efficient. I will definitely play this course again.