Maggie Valley Resort & Country Club

Maggie Valley is a great mountain golf course in excellent conditions. The fairways are pristine and the greens are in amazing shape. The front nine is the valley nine with relatively little elevation change while the back nine creeps up the mountain and has much more up and down to it.

Very fun golf course for me because it offers a lot of opportunities for birdies if you execute your shots. But the course also has enough water hazards, dog legs, and character to it if you miss your shot or end up in the wrong spot bogey becomes a good score.

This is one of the nicest golf courses that the public can play in Western North Carolina. We p;played it about four years ago and we have been waiting for the prices to come down. The course was overbooked when we played and our round was just under 5 hours. We waited several minutes at every tee box. They have new carts and our cart seemed to die around the turn at the pro shop and we had a hard time getting it going. One of the guys in front of us also had problems with his cart as well and I told him to take the key out and he got it going again. Very nice course if you don't mind the price and the crowd.

Course in great shape. Staff super friendly. We’ll be back!!

Writing this review about 6 weeks after the round but as always, if you get a hot deal for under $40, it’s always worth it. New greens on back nine have settled in nicely / no complaints. There was a frost delay but even after 20 minute delay, the ‘members’ aka locals, I believe, maybe there are actual members, I forgot, but they flew around and didn’t hold us up. Front nine has some interesting holes but mainly flat with a lot of flowing creeks to be aware of. Back nine is much more hilly. Overall, quality course with decent restaurant, driving range is literally a quarter mile up a hill, but again, book a hot deal for under $40 for maximum value. 35-45 min from Asheville, I’ll play it 3-4 times a year. No rangers or starters but I’ve never had a pace of play issue.

I am a beginning golfer (started playing this past summer) and this course is my favorite to play in the area. I have played every single course in Haywood County and many in surrounding counties and this course consistently impresses me. My only complaint is that the pricing fluctuates like crazy. I have received student discounts (college student) sometimes, and sometimes I haven't. I have played this course for as cheap as $25, or for as expensive as $60. Other than that, this course is great.

Beautiful course especially during the fall. Little wet after the rain last night. Definitely going back there again beautiful course.

Greens would not hold a good shot, extremely unfair condition for amateur golf!!!

Nice friendly course, staff and members. Well laid out and challenging. Great '19th hole snack bar.

I thoroughly enjoyed playing this course. Staff was friendly and greens were well maintained. I would certainly come back for the experience and beauty of this course.

Staff very friendly and rates are reasonable. I play this course 6 or more times a year. Always in good shape and they take care of detail on the course. Super views of the surrounding mountains! Would recommend this course to play if you are in the area.

Great vacation area and very close to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Also very close to Harrah’s casino in Cherokee N C .

We travel to Maggie Valley each September to be close to this hidden gem. It blends a. Purse a high elevation with a mountain course. The Valley course is flat and the back climbs/ de ends from mountain conditions. Generally in nice condition for a public accessible course in the mountains at a fair price.

The week after Labor Day is when they aerate the greens and damaged course areas. Today was one of those days. While the conditions were substandard today, that was offset by light play numbers so we were able to zip around in less than three hours. That is a feat.

So, try it. I think you will do what happened to me; I fell in love with the place.

Placing twosomes in between foursomes is POOR scheduling. Course should NOT allow this to happen. Foursomes try to keep up pace of play with twosomes even they have to wait on even SLOWER twosomes in front.. NO course rangers to inform groups for slow play...