Island Pointe Golf Club

Played a round here while on vacation. Challenging course, but nothing crazy. Would play here again.

Course was in great shape. All bunkers are still gur due to flooding damage from Helene. The snack shack was closed after being told it was open. Not a big deal but you don’t return to club house until 18. Pace of place was awful, almost 5 1/2hrs for the round. Usually one of my favorite courses but pace of play and pin placements made for a disappointment. All pins were within 7-10’ from edge of the greens.

Upgrades are amazing what they have done just in the past year. Must play and put in the rotation.

Course is dormant, but still fun to play. Couple holes having some renovation, but overall good condition for this time of year.

This place changed ownership and names and apparently that doubled the price. Even the discount rate is more than most courses normal fees.

They practically patted us down and looked through all of our things, policed the par 3s so you couldn’t take a mulligan, and the greens are barely hanging on. Several repairs underway and the guys working there seem to think they’re police.

Used to be a great course but I’ll never go back.

For the rave this place brings, being #2 in the state, as they claim. It’s awesome as a link course, but for the price- the overall shape of the place- every second hole had something in repair- cart path was rough, some bunkers didn’t have sand- and it was overly priced for what the course offered. The pro shop amenities were great. Personally, I’d prefer a crossville course, say stonehenge.

I love this course. However, on this February day, the zoysia greens were soooo shaggy. Not sure why. Made putting extremely disappointing to have to hit it that hard. And it detracted from an otherwise fun round on a beautiful day.

Used to play at Patriot Hills and Island Pointe on my vacations to Pigeon Forge. Patriot Hills is a nice course with very good green, etc., and you can walk, but Island Pointe's greens and fairways are just too good to not play. Friendly and helpful staff. Continues to get better and better.

great place to play good value you nwill have fun playing there

Was challenging but scored well for my mid level handicap. My wife loved the course and had the best round of her life. The greens and fairways were in great shape. I would definitely play it again and is now my favorite course in the area. The rates were good and everyone was super nice and helpful.

Overall a fun, challenging layout with good conditions despite the summer weather they were experiencing. Some of the course is surrounded by the French Broad River, which makes for some interesting holes. Some of the fringes of the course looked like it had suffered some flood damage recently, which affected some of the fringes of cart paths and fairways. The halfway house and bathrooms could use a major refreshing as they were pretty old and and dilapidated. But detracts little from the solid, fun layout and strong value this course offers. Would play here again if in the area.

This course is so fun, difficult, testing, and challenging! To me it’s one of the few pro caliber courses in east TN. And to maintain this bohemeth is miraculous considering its public! You may hate it because it’s an A-game venue in my opinion!