Clinchview Golf Club

The Bean Station course isn't close to most golfers, but it's worth the drive to get there. The greens are crowned and have a good pace to them; just wish more golfers would repair their pitch marks. The course has a few dogleg holes and longish par threes. I think you'll enjoy your round.

I would play this course again but probably not during peak hours. It took 20 minutes to tee off on the first tee. They are either booking tee times too close together or the folks who play here have time to waste. The course needs a ranger on the first tee really bad. That said, the fairways were in great shape and the greens were decent and played fast. There are almost no hazards on this course to speak of so it is an easy course in that regard. They do not sell any form of alcohol here, which I will remember for future rounds. Overall, not a terrible experience but it could have been better.

This course is well laid out and has lots of features. Fairways are wide, greens are fast & challenging. Staff was super friendly. Other players were welcoming and respectful. Will definitely play here again and again.

Really good layout, greens rolled really smooth! Good pace of play and staff was friendly.

Friendly nice course right off the highway and fun fair price

I asked the pro manager for a raincheck and he said since I booked through you guys I'd have to get it through you. Thanks in advance

Fairways were in great shape and challenging pin locations. Greens were in great shape also. Will play again.

My wife and I had a tee time this morning for our 35th wedding anniversary. We ask if we could play the back nine and the guy at the register said yes go ahead. We went out and started playing and the grass cutters were still working. I hit my shot at least 20 yards away from the guy on the mower. He then proceeded to threaten me saying that if I hit him he would kick my f….ing a.. He repeated it several times. His name I learned later was James when I went back out and ask another guy on a mower who he was. The other mower operator was very nice and apologized for his coworkers behavior. He agreed it was totally wrong. I went back into the clubhouse and told another guy what had happened. I had already gotten my money back so he said he didn’t know what else they could do because it’s hard to get people to cut grass. Really? It’s ok to threaten customers because you have a hard time getting employees? I’m a retired service manager. I managed anywhere from 20-50 employees for over 20 years. So do you let 1 bad apple rot iin the basket till the whole basket goes bad? Or, do you throw it out and set an example for the rest of the company that it is unacceptable to treat customers in this manner? Thanks for a great start to our anniversary