Massanutten Resort - Mountain Greens Course

This was an outstanding experience. Beautiful views and a challenging course. The greens were fast but inconsistent (which is to be expected as some holes get more sun than others. Fairways are not level due to being on the side of a Mountain. If you are OK with a higher score than normal and a few good shots rolling out of play than you will lo e this course. Great course for value.

The course was a lot fun and very challenging. It requires a high degree of accuracy off the tee.

The bunkers weren’t well manicured and the restrooms were locked.

I would come back to play again further into the season.

The course is narrow and challenging. Plenty of views and friendly wildlife

Quality services and great Mountain View.. however, course is narrow!

This is mountain golf in its purest form, there are so many picturesque tee boxes and greens but that also comes in hand with a lot of gnats so bring your big spray. From the tips This course can eat a right hander(with a slight slice) alive. The greens are quick but when they tell you that everything runs away from the mountain you quickly learn that your eyes will deceive you and to always play the ball with half a yard of room on the mountain side of the green. Overall I would definitely reccomend the course to any skilled golfer, but don’t be mad when you lose a few sleeves.

This golf course is more suitable for an experienced golfer. It definitely required a great deal of shot strategy. I would not recommend it for a beginning or infrequent golfer. Massanutten Resort has a valley course less experienced golfers will find more enjoyable. I personally loved playing this course and would rate it as one of the best mountain courses in the Shenandoah Valley. It was in very good condition, the greens were holding and medium speed.

Booked a Thursday round for $75 with cart. At the bag drop the assistant explained the no outside cooler ‘rule’. Then he asked us to move the vehicle due to the Restuarant. The assistant then followed me back to my car to ensure I wasn’t sneaking anything. The pro at the desk was very apologetic and gave us a small discount. ($30). The course was as empty as I have seen in years.

The course is challenging. Middle of fairway shots frequently end up in trouble. The lower course was much more accommodating.

First time on the mountain and was very impressed. Will definitely play again. Beautiful views and best fairways around.

Great course tee boxes need work rest of course was great

Lots of different shots you can get punished for good shots sometimes

You needed to know where to hit your shots

mountain course with much slope.

The greens were good but a bit slow.

Many deer and woodchucks on the course, but they didn't bother anything.

It was enjoyable to play but you had to know where to

hit it.

People in from of us were horrible. Golf isn't an easy sport especially playing on a mountain. Ten to eight shots from one woman and these guys wouldn't say go through,so I had to skip holes to find no one in front of them

Pace of play was horrific. Conditions were not what I would expect for what I was charged. Course layout was OK for subdivision golf. Course does have good Mountain View’s.

We get to the course, assuming it’s $50, but the man working behind the counter only charged us $32 for being JMU students! Super friendly and funny staff, gave us great tips about the course, and even though I was in the 90s, I enjoyed the challenge for my first time playing there. Will definitely be back soon.