Wisp Resort

I would recommend this corse to anyone comming to deep lake . It will challenge every club in your bag . I will play it again if I'm in the area.

I had played this course in the past but not since they had changed the 1st and 2nd holes. It is still a challenging course and has some gorgeous views. The greens were in pretty good shape and above average in speed. In general, this is a pretty tight course with trees lining most of the fairways making errant shots tough to recover from. Definitely worth playing, but make sure to play its sister course, Lodestone, you will not be disappointed.

A beautifully laid out course with excellent views from almost every tee. The fairways are pretty generous and the greens are huge, but don't let that fool you. The greens are severely undulating making it very difficult to get close if you are on the wrong level. Very nice driving range and overall and excellent experience.

Up and down course with lots of dog legs and water. It forces you to manage your game. Course was in excellent condition.

$70 was way too steep for this course. The back 9 was very nice. The front 9 is kind of thrown together since the expansion of the ski slopes. $40 is more like it.

Big, burly mountaintop course with great conditions and a great layout. Doesn't get much play and it is costly-but worth the greens fee! I hope it does well because it is a pleasure to play.

Great course near Deep Creek. Very good conditions . Beautiful views, very nice staff.

Fantastic golf course located high above the lake. Great views, Very large rolling greens. Ball position a must on every shot to the flag. Wide fairways with a few traps and rock formations to watch out for. Nice soft playable sand. Very friendly staff. The course had just received a lot of rain. The course drained well but still cart path only on this round. The greens were in excellent shape. Nice to see golfers fixing their ball marks. I would highly recommend this golf course to all.

This course has some challenging holes, with a lot of risk reward shots. Remember playing at altitude your ball is going to travel farther, so club less sometimes.

I played on 7/6/13 by myself and there was no one on the course. This is one of my favorite courses I have played anywhere in the Mid-Atlantic. What a hidden gem. The course was in great condition and I played my round in about 3.5 hours. I played the twilight rate at around 3PM so it was not full price although I would have been perfectly fine paying the full price to play here.

The manager/pro told me that this course was intended to be a private course but because of the economy, was turned public. The views from some of the holes are the most beautiful you will see anywhere thanks to it being at the top of a mountain. Unfortunately, I live in Baltimore so I do not have the ability to play here often, otherwise, I would play here as much as possible.

The course was as challenging as it was beautiful. It was in great shape for this early in the season. Would love to play it again when the greens are healed over. Staff was very friendly and accommodating.

There are a couple minor issues that keep this from being rated a five star course. The pro shop leaves a lot to be desired, there is no practice area to speak of, and the green fee is a little pricey when compared to other high end courses in the area. Having said that, the layout and views from atop the mountain are priceless and nearly justify the cost to play. The course is mostly tree lined, but there is enough room that errant shots can be recovered. The greens are very undulated with both subtle and not do subtle breaks. But it allows you to be creative with approach shots and chips shots around the green as you can utilize the slopes to feed the ball to the hole. For my money, this course is the most fun you will have playing in Western Maryland. A must play if you are making the trip to Deep Creek this summer.