Brasstown Valley Resort and Spa

Fantastic course! The only drawback were the greens. People don't know to repair divots!!!

Beautiful views of the mountains.

Layout in nature preserve so have to keep the ball in play. Balls hit out of play are NOT found.

Greens are full of breaks so expect missed putts

Front 9 is on the mountain with lots of up and down shots. Back 9 in the valley so mostly flat.

Back is easier than front.

Course can be hard to find because you drive into a parking lot and a sign makes you think there's a maintenance building instead of the clubhouse

I had to go to the lodge to get directions.

The curse condition was excellent. The greens were receptive and putted true.

I would play again if I can find a hot deal like I did this time.

Out "Hot Deal" was a terrific value on what turned out to be a HOT day! The pace of play was perfect, the course was is fine condition, and the every staff member we encountered was friendly and attentive to their job responsibilities. We had a really good time playing a course where you can easily get into trouble with off-line shots!

The entire experience was top shelf!! The complimentary driving range is a big plus. The staff is super friendly with all the extras you need for a hot day. You were furnished towels and cups of ice water to start your round. The course is in the best shape of any course in the area. It is very challenging and I found the greens difficult for the first time user. We had great service on the course from the cart lady, with colds ones twice during the round. I had a chip in on the 18th to leave the course on a high note! Take the time to visit Brassies after the round. It will not disappoint!

Brasstown was in fantastic shape and has unbelievable mountain views. We played the course in under four hours. Highly recommended

NYC golfers thoroughly enjoyed the beautiful mountain scenery on the golf course at the Brasstown Resort and Spa.

Played Brasstown a year ago for the first time. Great shape then even better now. Played today fairways are perfect, traps well maintained, greens are terrific for bent this time of year. Well worth the money and drive.

Had a great time on Brasstown Valley's golf course. The condition is well above average with true greens and tight fairways. If you are a higher handicap take some extra balls as most of the woods and anything off the fairway is very thick and you are not supposed to enter. Very friendly staff and the lodge is an added bonus.

This was my first time playing the course. I had a great time. The course layout was awesome with lots of vert pretty golf holes. Lots of water and lots of weeded, natural areas that make the course very pretty but a guaranteed lost ball if you hit into the weeds.

I would definitely recommend this course. The course was in awesome condition and lots of wildlife to be seen.

Very playable with lots of tee options. Enjoyable and very scenic with mountain views. Friendly staff.

we have played this course many times over the past few years, and it is one of my favorite layouts. HOWEVER, today we had a 2:30 tee time and it was very disappointing. I had called ahead of time to find out the course conditions. this is very important to me because we live 2 hours away. I was told by the pro shop that the greens had been punched march 20 &21st, but that they had recovered nicely and were rolling great. that is not the case at all all 18 and practice greens are a long ways away from rolling great. our group of 4 never had a putt that didn't bounce multiple times because of the punched greens, very frustrating. it also made the speed slow and all aproach would send up a poof of sand. I also specifically asked ahead of time if the tall grass/ waste areas/environmental areas had grown up from the winter- again I was told yes that course had grown in nicely and was in great shape. HOWEVER, that also is not true. all waste areas/tall grass areas/environmental areas were cut down. in fact many of them looked like they had purposefully been burned. this is sad because they are all a huge part of the course, and make it very cool. it is a great layout but I would not recommend playing there for several weeks if not more because of the greens and course conditions. if we had been givien an accurate report I would have waited to play and not drove 2 hours . on top of it all they had a wedding party on the 16th green /17 tee box taking pictures. super loud and very distracting to play right next to 20 people in a photo shoot.

very disappointing day. stay away for a while until the greens actually putt smooth

Excellent overall great staff wonderful views and wildlife

Brasstown Valley is one of my favorite courses and I try to play there anytime I'm in the mountains. It plays and looks like a links style course with rolling fairways and many bunkers. The mountain views are unparalleled - you need to see it to appreciate it. Catch a nice day between late fall and early spring and you will have the whole course to yourself. Greens are usually great and overall course condition is generally very good. If you are nearby, its a must play - if not, I would consider making the trip anyway.

We were greeted in parking lot by friendly staff. Starter was able to accommodate our request to play a bit earlier than our original tee time. Greens were in great shape. I would highly recommend playing this golf course if you are in the NE Georgia mountains area.

This by far is one of the best courses I've ever played. The staff was very friendly and helpful, the course itself was very well taken care of!!!

Course was in excellent condition, greens were smooth. Fairways were extra cushy, might be a good place to play when everyone has dormant fairways. Seems like the ball will sit up nicely in the winter while everyone else has matted down fairways. We will definitely play again.

The staff was eager to greet me and help with the bags etc. in as effort for a tip. However the clubhouse staff was disorganized and never paired me with my golf now group. No marshal was present and several singles went off. I finally joined another single. The driving range was included but we hit off mats.

We played through a group of six and several players behind us quit the round. The half way house was closed. The course does not turn at the clubhouse, but it does not allow outside beverages. I have never played there when the stand was open on number 10 .

The fairways are great, but the rough cuts in at some unusual spots leaving good shots with a difficult lie. The greens had some bad areas and were covered with fertilizer. Some traps had good sand and others were filled with a heavy beach style sand. That make it hard to adjust from trap to trap.

The weather was great and the views outstanding.

Needless to say at the end of the round ample staff was there to get another tip to unload our carts. This course has dropped from a must play to average.

Several members of the staff were eager to greet me and get my clubs etc. I am sure that effort was for a tip. The clubhouse was disorganized and said they had lost the pinsheet?

The driving range had us hitting off mats.

There was no marshal and several singles went off. I was never paired with my golf now group and finally joined another single. We played through a group of six and several behind us just quit the round.
The fairways were in great shape, but the rough is cut in ways that does not reward good shots. It centers the fairways in places that are unexpected. The greens were covered in some type of fertilizer making putting difficult. They also had some bad spots.
The views are always great and the weather made it a good day. However , I would say this course has dropped from a must play to average.

It was my first time at Brasstown Valley, and it was a great day! From the time I pulled in and was greeted at my car to when I left and was dropped off at my car, the staff was courteous, friendly and engaging. They really go out of their way to make you feel at home and welcome. I grabbed a turkey BLT wrap to go from Brassie's restaurant, and it was amazing!

As for the course, there are 5 sets of tees, and while not overly long, the whites were the right choice for me that day, when the weather was a light mist for most of the round. However, the course was in magnificent condition. The fairways were lush and very well maintained, with Bermuda throughout. The greens had been lightly top-dressed in the past few days, but they were true and rolled very well. The greens are large and undulating, but a very fair test in my opinion. I thoroughly enjoyed my round, and would highly recommend Brasstown Valley!