Championship at Seven Springs Country Club

Very nice course. Greens except 1-2 were in very good way above average, hazards and fairway very good shape, scenic challenging but not unfair. Would definitely play again. Could use a few more directional signs. Only suggestion.

Nice surprise! Nice layout and for the most part in good shape. Greens had been punched maybe a couple weeks ago so they were almost back.

First time here. Course is short but challenging. Easy to find trouble. Well conditioned compared to many others

Great course, fantastic value, pave of play for our foursome done in 4 hours! Recommended highly, my favorite “home” track.

We had a very nice round and this represented good pricing with Golf Now. Well satisfied.

Fun course we’ll maintained all around very nice place friendly staff

Greens not really a issue, fairways not the best on front 9, better on the back

Throwing sand on greens after punching is a good idea if the crew is smart enough to sweep it in before watering. Obviously, no one thought of that at this course.

The Champions Course at Seven Springs is always in fine condition and an enjoyable tract to play. However, there is lots of water hazards and some tight fairways to negotiate. It helps to drive a straight ball....the greens are nice and smooth and pretty fast. Fairways cut close but narrow in some spots......looking forward to returning there again soon.....

dont get a chanch to play here often but, I got a really good price for the round. the course was in great shape considering the airating season. the fairways were in great shape for the most part'. love to go back.

I always enjoy Seven Springs. The golf course offers challenges on every hole. Greens were in very good shape and pace of play was excellent. Highly recommend. You will definitely see a gator or two.

The course conditions are very good. Greens and fairways in top condition. No beerage cart. Ice and water machine available at club house. The staff were friendly. Two problems. First, the tee times are stacked 8 minutes apart to maximize profit. This caused very slow ply. Our round was just over five hours. Waited on each tee box. Waited on each fairway. Waited on each green. Hard to stay loose for the next shot with a 15 minute wait. But hey, at least the course made a little more money. Second problem. While waiting to make approach shot to 12th green, two carts with four guys roll up next to the green, take balls out of their pockets, drop on the green and begin playing. They did not play our fairway. I approached and advised they might be on the wrong green. Their reply," We play here all the time, we know what we're doing". Two holes later I flag down a Ranger and give a full account. He goes and confronts them. Ends up shaking hands with them , driving off ,and letting them continue to play infront of us. The Ranger did not say a word to us about it even when he followed us in on 17 and 18. All I ccan think of is that foursome were members. So If you really like slow play and enjoy members being allowed to make your round even worse, play Seven Springs.

This is a great course - fun and challenging. Some areas need attention on and near fairways, but it seems the staff are always looking to improve the conditions. The course has some large 🐊 and a huge bird island on the water between #3 and #9. Great view of several holes from the green of #12. Well worth the play.

The course is a good course but the starter who was sitting at the starting point was a real wiseguy when I tried cracking a joke on a errant shot to #10 green. I did not appreciate his comment "so, THAT'S what it was?" when I said the errant shot was "remnants from Friday night". He said it in a way that made him seem like he was the "best golfer ever". Then, when our foursome were clearing #10 green, the course ranger waited for us and said "guys, you need to pick up the pace. Also, the starter back there radioed to me that he didn't tell you guys to pick up the pace because he didn't have the balls to yell you. But I will." Our foursome said and pointed out there weren't any golfers waiting on us and I said "I had the balls to stop and use the restroom at the turn.". I think this entire line of communication between golf course staff and golfers was completely uncalled for. My friends and myself have decided to not bring our business back to this golf course going forward. Seven Springs Golf and Country Club cannot afford the word of mouth advertising I'm going to provide for them.