Apple Mountain Golf Resort

Course was in excellent shape. Plays tough as always, make you chose clubs wisely.

Let’s be real here. Apple Mountain is a Gorgeous golf course. Everything is green or greener. It is well groomed, the greens rolled true and it has some spectacular holes. BUT! There is always a But, this is a difficult golf course for older folks. Missed shots get highly penalized by either a lost ball or by hitting from a slope with heavier grass. Yes, I had a bunch of balls above or below my feet but the hardest were the ones with poor footing. If you hit it straight, you will have a wonderful day at this course. It you push it left and right, plan on losing a fair number of balls and regularly be frustrated by difficult shots. Yes, I still recommend this course.

Typical mountain course. You need to keep the tee shot in fairways otherwise ball is lost. Greens are sloping. Big greens long putts are hard to get.

Nice layout. Enjoyed the beautiful views. Make sure you bring extra balls.

Very nice mountain course. Narrow tree lined fairways. Lots of up and down shot making. A premium on straight shooters. Not a layout you would want to walk. Played it in four and a half hours. I will be back again.

Can't wait for it to dry up a little more so we don't walk as much but still worth it!

Missed tee time...but played there b4 ...it is Beautiful...

The layout was nice and the mandatory cart rental is understandable given the hilly layout and gaps from hole to hole. The course was a little damp from the rains the night before so the occasional ball plugging into the fairway. It is a nice course to play and I would play it again.

Awesome layout, fun course, great par 3’s, lots of variety..Not many holes required driver. 200 yard shots are key.

all of the greens are in very good shape for this time of year. Very nice greens crew!!!

Played here on a mild winter day and this is by far one of the best courses I've EVER played. It was in typically optimal "spring" conditions. I'm a decent high-single hcp but it's easy to get a false sense of security by seemingly short yardages since it plays softer and longer in the winter. I always hope that I've brought my best "A game" from tee to green and putt well. Being an experienced player, I really enjoyed the course but high handicappers and those new to the game will probably find it fairly frustrating and unforgiving. (As well as those playing behind them.) Not where I would play my first few rounds of golf. Another upside: the staff is very friendly, welcoming and give off a good vibe.

Not a long course, very strategic and not forgiving. The difficulty matches the slop of 138. Not going to make a lot of birdies - par is a good score...