Belterra Casino Resort

First time playing course.

My grades for course

Bunkers A +

Layout A+

Greens B

Fairways B-

Tee boxes C-

Golf Carts with GPS - C

No starter or ranger on course, they had a scramble in front of us and it was slow going for first nine, then we motored around back 9 quickly.

Fairways in spots were suffering from either heat stress or some fungus which left areas bare or spotty at best. They re working to improve conditions but on 6 or 7 holes it was cart path only which really slowed down play. They should have geofenced the areas that were under repair and allowed for carts to be driven in rough on both sides of fairways and in areas not needing attention.

If I would have paid full fare of $120 I would have quit after 3 holes and requested a refund.

I would love to come back and play when course is in better condition.

The staff both inside and the outside services (cart barn and big drop area) were fantastic. They were all super friendly and well trained and what you would expect at a top tier resort course.

Beautiful and challenging, yet with several possible birdie holes for amateurs of all levels.

Played in the afternoon. Probably the 8th time on the course. Most fairways and tee boxes seem to be affected by some fungus. Range didn’t have any balls so we waited a few minutes for the attendant to get some. Most greens were beat up surprisingly. The course isn’t worth 130$ in its current state. 60$ tops. Not sure what’s happened with the black fungus in the fairways but hopefully they get it sorted out. Very nice staff and cart girl visited us 3 different times.

Not much good to say about it - given the hefty price tag, I expected much, much more.

Staff was friendly enough, even though cart path only, which was somewhat understandable.

The course itself has a nice layout but just poor condition overall. Crabgrass and fungus/burnt out fairways along with some really beat up greens.

I wouldn’t play here again.

The golf course has beautiful scenery. The tees, fairways and greens are in great shape. The driving range was nice. The pro shop was nice. The GPS was spot on.

My buddy and I got soaked on the first hole and actually to cover beneath a couple of outstretched tree branches. The forecast didn't look promising either but we stuck it out and played all 18. The Golf Gods were watching over us as we didn't have anymore rain for the next 17 holes. The course handled the 30 minute downpour very easily. The greens were almost too receptive and a little bit slower than they normally play. I will definitely be back to play another round.

Friends from the tri state have told me this was one of the best courses around. Couldn’t agree more. Can’t wait to get back out.

Beautiful course. Great facility. I would recommend to anyone.

My favorite track w/in an hour halo of Louisville. Maintenance/conditions are not Valhalla, but are competitive with any public course in the area and would fall in top third or so of CCs. Chariot Run may be a superior layout, but less traffic and higher playability make it a more enjoyable and dependable experience to me.

Great routing, starting by the casino, working out our across the highway then back in. Not out and back nines. Near perfect mix of long and short, left and right-favoring holes, good mix of hazards (water, bunkers, tall grass/trees). Great visuals and more receptive off the tee than it seems per typical Fazio. Extremely accurate 3-wood or long iron players off the tee may wish for one or two more “4 1/2 par” holes, but it is a resort course. Forced carries limited to a couple of modest par 3s is great for general playability

Is well worth the $125+ rack rate, but great deals available mid-week.

Near perfect resort course. Underpriced for what it is, layout and maintenance wise. Good variation of hazards and interesting green complexes, while still being playable for most/all golfer.

My favorite course I’ve played in the area. Great bang for your buck. Highly recommend.