Gatlinburg Golf Course

Beautiful course. Great views.

Lots of narrow fairways on rolling hills. Challenging with great views.

Terrific course. Really fun. Very scenic. Will play again ASAP!

Slow play waited to tee off on every hole.

the layout of the course going in and out of the mountain is worth every penny!! Coolest course layout I've played to date!!

As someone said in early review, front nine is fairly open but then the back gets tight and elevated. Incredible signature hole with a 100 foot drop. What a view. Enjoyed the course and would gain experience playing again.

A tale of two nines. Front is open and friendly, back is shooting a rifle or bombing out there with a lot of vertical. I wouldn't play in the wind. Leave driver in bag except for par 3s from blues. ( on back). A challenge. Must be straight.

Course was great staffs was great

A bit pricy with GPS

But all good

In the heart of Pigeon Forge, this track offers twists, turns, and drops. Although the scorecard shows a short course in comparison to most, GGC offers lots of slope. The signature hole, Par 3 number 12, offers well over 100 feet of drop from tee to green. The greens, tee boxes, and fairways are in excellent shape. This course is a must play while in the area. The only knock is no driving range and slow play. However, don't stress, your playing golf in vacation central.

Even after an admitted hit summer and heavy play, the greens were in better shape than I expected. The rough is very tough, thick curling grass that swallows your club head as well as your ball. Excellent use of the terrain, sometimes forgiving, sometimes.... not. Elevation changes make great challenges, or some of your personal best drives. Make it a point to play the back 9, that is where the true beauty of the course is.

Ever hit a 195 yard nine iron? You can on the par 3 number 12. It plays straight downhill off a mountainside.

The front nine is a good layout and pretty forgiving, but the back nine is fairly tight and challenging.

Really fun course to play with lots of birdie opportunities. Wonderful condition too. I would definitely reccomend this course!

Great golf, great layout & awesome views

Beautiful views, only issue was the water fountains only worked on few holes. We were nearly dehydrated, no water coolers on course. Not good on a hot day! Other than that, great course and very challenging!

nice course but expensive in my opinion, no ranger keeping the pace of play moving

Being local I have played many courses in the area, I had never ventured out to this course and decided to do so over the weekend. Thankfully, I did not pay the full $60 greens fee for this course because it is not even close to worth it. It is not a terrible course, but there are easily 2 courses within a 15-30 minute drive from this one that are superior courses. I believe this course capitalizes on location and location alone. The condition of the tee boxes was less than desirable and there were more bare spots in the fairway and rough than you should expect at $60/round. The greens were quite slow and had some bad spots but I will give them a pass since the weather has been quite dry lately and I think they aerated about a month ago. Yes, the signature par 3 is a nice hole and there are some really nice views at times but other than that the layout is pretty wonky. Par 37 on the front 9 and 34 on the back with back to back par 5's twice. The front 9 was a more enjoyable layout IMO as the back 9 just seemed crowded with layups and doglegs everywhere. One other peeve was no cart girl until hole 9 and only a couple water sources on the whole course...at 95 degrees one would prefer to fill a water bottle more often. Pace of play was pitiful, almost 5.5 hours with no ranger or marshal seen...ever.

In the end, its a decent course and I could see $40 green fee in the morning on weekends, but I don't blame them for capitalizing on tourists. End game is I doubt I will return when there are much better options in the area. If you are coming to the area and want to play golf I would suggest you drive 15 minutes to Sevierville Golf Club, you will pay less and enjoy two courses (they have 36 holes) that are 5x nicer. If you want more golf and don't mind a 20-30 minute drive go check out River Islands Golf Course as it is also a nice course that can be played for less. Heck, if you are in Gatlinburg I would even suggest driving an hour over the mountain to Sequoyah National Golf Club

This is the most spectacular, scenic, hilly, tree-lined course I've ever played! Surprisingly, it was not that difficult and not too long, although the senior tees do give you substantial advantages on par-5 holes. The greens were excellent; so were the fairways. The two guys I played 18 holes with were friendly and helped me search when I strayed into the trees on two occasions. My wife rode along with me and was impressed with the views. A very enjoyable round, and we only waited on the last hole.

Many interesting hole layouts, great par 3's and incredible scenery and views!!

Fun and scenic course. Greens had recently been aerated so not perfect but course volunteered that information & gave a $10 discount because of the aerated greens. A pleasant surprise that I find most courses not willing to do.

nice course, was having a great time until the turn where a marshal lit into us like a bunch of three year olds, saying the head pro saw us driving where we weren't supposed to be. Even if we did (which we did not, at least not to our knowledge) there is a more appropriate way to speak to people. I think for a bunch of vets, we took it well, but never again. other than that, a good day. because of the way they choose to treat people, cannot recommend,

Very enjoyable round of mountain golf! Challenging course but manageable with gorgeous scenery. Bring a shot of bourbon with you for #12 and enjoy one of the most unique holes!