Greer Golf

Course was in good shape and the greens were perfect. We had a great time.

Saturday was less than ideal conditions in the morning with the rain the day prior and the cold morning. However, the course was enjoyable. It’s winter conditions but it was the best it could have been! Really enjoyed playing here, I’d love to come back and see what it’s like during the summer! Highly recommend playing here! The one hole that boarders the water on the back 9 is very narrow. Wide open fairways on the rest of the holes though! Overall, good course

Greer got a new Greens superintendent maybe 3 years ago. Course is SO much better shape. For this to be a late January day the greens were great, smooth and true. Not a long course but a bunch of up down and side hill lies. Placement off the tee and position below the hole around the greens will serve you very well here. Fair course but very much allow for the slope of the fairways. We will be back. Course is SO much approved from just a few years ago. Job well done !

It’s a bit narrow in some places. Super hilly, some slopes were ridiculous. Some 3 - 5 foot hills in the middle of the fairway maybe 10 yards apart. Never hitting on a even lie. Pin placement was.fine except one hole I think the 10th Or 11th. Buddy missed a putt and ended up OUT OF BOUNDS. Some greens had a bit of damage but it wasn’t near the pin. I think the other problem I had was hitting tree limbs. You also have to hit a perfect banana slice to end up around a few trees. They just seemed to overhang the fairways in places. But, hit a slice on the front 9 and end up in another fairway. I’ll never play here again. I’ll drive to willow creek or river falls.

Nice course challenging fairways were tight at some points old-school greens with the size of them over all had a great time here

3 times we were on the actual cart path and the dang cart shut down and made me go in reverse. 2 times we were on the fairway and same issue. Not the first time this has happened there either. Course is laid out ok but fairways are a bit rough. A few cart paths you have to go back where you came from just to turn down another path to get to the next hole. Not a very good flow but for the money it is what it is.

I showed up to the course early morning and immediately got the sense that the old gentlemen in the pro shop was having a rough day or something got under his skin. Man spoke to me like I was dumb and unfamiliar with the sport. After I paid I go hit some practice putts and the same guy starts yelling at one of his employee almost trying to embarrass him. He was being very loud and obnoxious. He also was being “smart” to some of the other fellow golfers. Shame on him. Awful playing conditions. Would NOT recommend. Never going back.

I have lived in western North Carolina for over 20 years. I am very familiar with elevated tees and greens, leaning fairways and undulating greens. Having played Greer a few times I can't help but think of it as a misplaced world. This is such an unexpected find in this area. The elevations, the sloping fairways and the undulating greens are dumbfounding (in a good way)! I'm about 1.25 hours away and won't think twice about making the trip to play this course; a land before dozers ( LostWorld, Land Before Time way)! It's so worth the trip to play. Don't miss out! Give it a shot!