White/Blue at Dandridge Golf & Country Club

Hole placement was very difficult, slope of the green made it difficult to keep ball on the green while putting

The course was in great shape the staff was great and very friendly. The pace of play was good we played in about three hours. I would recommend this course and we will be back to play again.

I get up here to East Tennessee about once a year and I make it a point to come play here. The greens are nice and smooth and break tremendously offering a great challenge to my green reading skills.

Prices more than doubled because of other course closures. Greens are rough. Not worth the money.

This course is pleasant to play. Some of the greens are challenging indeed, but that just enhances the experience. We had a pretty good time here today.

This is a fun and challenging course the layout is good with nice greens and fairways. Staff was very friendly and helpful we will definitely play this course again.

This is a 27 hole course. WE PLAYED BLUE TO RED...Course was very busy but having 27 holes helped with any backups.

I always enjoy playing this course, challenging but fair...good condition with great views of the mountains.. Will definitely return..

The course is well laid out. Even with the drought conditions the staff has done a great job of maintaining the course. Great value for the money and we felt like we have a course to ourselves when playing. The red, green,white, and blue tees we’re fairly placed. I was pleasantly surprised. I scored decently on such a hilly course. Greens held.

Have played here several times. Overall nice course--there is actually 3 nine hole courses which adds variety. We played the blue course which is my favorite.

We spend two weeks every fall in Gatlinburg and this is one of our favorite courses to play. Staff is always friendly and the course is awesome to play.

Cart paths are in terrible condition. Rest of the course is ok. Several of the ball washers are not working. But it’s half the price of other courses.

I look forward to playing Dandridge with my brother and friends every time I visit Tn. Here are a few recommendations based on my most recent visit:

1)Put water on the course. If people are stealing water coolers and can be caught, prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law.

2)Don't allow residents who happen to live in the subdivision next to the course to drop in at any hole they want to . They should start at hole #1. While playing recently there was a twosome in front of us that mysteriously turned into a foursome.

3) Re the White course, the recent housing development has almost ruined this one, especially the tee box on hole #4. Much work needs to be done to make this a fair and "playable" hole. This is what greed does for you. It's sad that this course has been marred by allowing new housing to be built.

We have played at this course several times. I like the Blue Course best--has some interesting holes. Friendly staff and good value for your money,. Course conditions were good especially considering the overall dry weather lately.

Staff very friendly. No starter so it bunched up twice despite us letting two different people play through. A foursome was really slow.

Cart paths are in bad shape and several holes need work

Warning. No water on course. There needs to be clear signs at all entrances. 90+ temps. This is dangerous.

The club is awesome. My only complaint is what point does it make to reserve the first tee time of the morning only to make the turn to find a 4some teeing off in front of you. That is a little inconsiderate.