The Titus Course at Shenandoah Valley Golf Club

Haven't seen the course in this good of condition for many years. Greens are very good, fairways and rough well kept even the bunkers were filled and groomed. Easily the best bargain in the Shenandoah Valley.

Challenging yet great for beginners. Tricky greens keep you guessing. Excellent golf course can't wait to go back.

great course..Very friendly staff... good price!! even the people playing are very nice and friendly

The course is great and golf now let's me play with out having to break the bank. A lot of time we play herethebstaff gets snippy about the golf now clients and acts like we are a inconvenience. It's really only one or 2 people but it's annoying. I have just as much right as rich people to play golf and if they want to give attitude towards golf now users then don't use the site or app. . By the way I shoot better then most of their so called kind of people.

Great course will definitely play it again. Very friendly staff

It is obvious that someone is putting some money into the course. Lots of cleanup going on around the course. Lots of fun to play.

My wife and I played a round on the North course yesterday on our way back from a little vacation in the area. Course was in decent shape. Lots of crabgrass though and the bunkers were not well maintained at all. Layout was nice and the greens rolled fairly well. The worst part of the round for us was the BUGS!! Bring the bug spray!!!

Course is in good conditions. And where can you play golf for $10. You can't play putt putt for that price.

We were trying to save a buck this weekend and wanted to make a little drive. There are some nice courses around Front Royal, but this one is just OK. The course was in fair condition, with the Tee boxes hard as a rock. Need a cordless drill or hammer to get a tee in the ground. The mowing was fair at best with uneven cutting in the fairways and even some of the greens. We paid about $25 each for the round, which was about $10 high in my estimation.

A fair course, but certain areas need attention...sand traps, cart paths.

Manage expectations. This is not a plush modern design but you will find fresh air, a decent but short golf course and some friendly people. Tees were rock hard. I suspect conditions will worsen with extended hot/dry weather.

This course is not long but has plenty of challenge with water, hills, and tight fairways. Greens are in good shape. There was a lot of water on the course due to multiple days of rain. Great value and a good challenge. Staff was pleasant and helpful. Round was quick (3 hours for 2).

The traps were hard and mostly dried up dirt in them, carts paths are terrible.

Golf shop clerk was so kindness and he has open mind.
I really enjoyed with good feeling.

Not a bad course for the price. The only yardage markings are 100, 150, and 200 yards out. Gas carts that needed to have 4wd to get around on some of the cart paths.
The positives I took away was the greens and fairways were in great shape. Not backed up for a Sunday afternoon.

It was a great bargain for $10 on Saturday thanks to GolfNow. The course was good. Though the fairway was sometimes undistinguishable from the rough, the greens were generally well-maintained. The entire course was quite scenic. The cart path was not paved and very bampy, tough. I mostly drove on the rough. The pace was good up until 10th, where I was stuck with extraordinarily slow foursome. I passed through them in the 13th hole. I am glad that I spent $10 for this new experience even if I had to drive 70 miles to this course from my home.

No starter, very slow play, cart path in need of repairs.

This was our third time playing this course and most enjoyable. The staff was great. A gentleman named Bill was very friendly and chatted with us. It was a busy day on the course and a small backup which slowed plat . Another gentleman asked if we minded another guy joining our group. Although we prefer to play as a twosome, this gentleman was good and I got a couple golf tips that paid dividends immediately. Overall great course and kinda hard to lose many balls while playing. Give it a try.

Nicely maintained course in the rolling hills of western Virginia. Helps to be precise on this course; fairways are pretty tight, with ample rough if your shots are off-line. Unless you drive it really straight, opt for 3-wood or less on most of the tees.

Carts are older but grounds are in decent shape, greens were faster than expected. Water on two holes, rough thick but playable. At $19 worth the time and money, will play again.