Massanutten Resort - Mountain Greens Course

I'd like to give it another shot in late spring early summer. Coming out of winter, the course is also coming out of hibernation. Multiple tee boxes were closed and alternates were grouped up. If they weren't closed, only a few were in good shape. Most were uneven and pitted up. The nice ones are nice, the bad ones are BAD. Greens were ok. A few had unplayable areas and had to give myself a "ground under repair" ruling. Fairways were great, no complaints here. Only thing I will say about the fairways is that it's extremely difficult to keep a ball on the short grass with the mountain slope and terrain. I want to give it another shot once the staff has tome to address the course and the leaves come in. Price was probably on par for the current conditions. But I expect that it will come in nice. No driving range at the upper course, that's at the bottom of the mountain. No hot snacks. Again, maybe just too early in the season to commit to that. Pace of play was a 5/5, no waiting, no rushing. Carts nice, proshop nice. I give it a 4 because of the potential.

The staff was excellent, especially Kyle outside. The layout is fun and challenging. Had a great day!

Beautiful , fun and challenging course. Conditions weren't the best but there had been some very hard rain a week or 2 before. Still not bad

Mountain Greens never disappoints. It's a great track. Once you get a feel for the nuances of mountain golf, you'll love it. Can't wait to go back.

Beautiful mountain course. Challenging. Ball will never be flat. Lots of elevation change. Very fun

I don't have a persistent slice, but that didn't keep many of my drives and 2nd shots from disappearing into the woods off the severe side hill mountain slopes. Many of the shots have a blind landing area, so no finding the ball. Fortunately the greens will hold your iron shots, as they are old-style dirt-based. And they are smooth and undulating for some fun putting. Tee boxes are chopped up, but hey....if you are using a tee, why let that bother you? Friendly staff and not too busy made this an enjoyable experience.

Course was in good condition, but very difficult to keep ball in the fairway

The course was him great condition and the layout was fantastic. Would play it again anytime.

Great greens, excellent fairways. True mountain golf. Have your straight game. The only suggestion I would make is more definition of hazards to speed up play in the woods. Stake it out, give options. Great course.

The course was in great shape and it was fun to play, but the slow play was bad. Had no Rangers to speed up play one group of three slow course

The course was in very good condition and the layout is awesome! Would definitely play again!

This was my first time Playing it, it won’t be my last. The conditioner were good and course is obviously well maintained. I read some reviews where some people complained about gophers, I didn’t see a single one or evidence of gopher holes either. I did see a groundhog or two but they were in the woods not on the course or even in the rough. Be prepared to play the hills and slopes for sure which is definitely a by design challenge. Golf is called golf not by the name of east for a reason. I’m a 12 handicap and shot a 88 for my first round there. Literally the only thing I didn’t encounter on the course that I would have liked on a 90 plus day was a beverage cart. So load up at the start and hit grill for more at the turn.