Grandover Resort & Spa

It rained very heavy the day before I played. I wasn't surprised the course was cart path only and realistically was the correct choice. However, this course is not cart path only friendly. Nearly every hole has large steep hills leading down into the fairway. Otherwise the greens course was in amazing shape. The tee boxes were even and well maintained, fairways were a bit soft but nicely mowed. The rough gave some challenge. The greens were soft (Left divot on every hole), but rolled smooth and true.

We were the first group out on the course on a Friday morning so had great pace of play.

The course was in excellent condition. The greens were firm and fast. They rolled very nice.

No complaints. Probably a little more than I would pay for an everyday round, but worth it for a vacation.

Had an early morning tee time as a single , third off behind two twosomes. Pace of play was great. Done in Less than 3 hours. Course in great shape. Greens holding and putting true. Couldn’t ask for anything better.

Bunkers and greens were in good shape. Fairways and tee boxes were not and looked like a municipal course. Not worth the $65 green fee. Shocking how much the course has detierotated since I last played it a couple years back.

Great layout. Definetely play the East course if you're wondering between East or West. Beautiful scenery. Challenging mounds and green undulations prevent you from scoring well. Greens are immaculate shape. Cart path and cart ride are top notch. Staff is best I've encountered in years.

Fairways...atrocious. They're trying...sod everywhere...but absolutely horrible "fairways". Hitting from hard pan dirt nearly every shot.

Worth playing just for scenery...absolutely not worth the "hot deal" of $60. This is a $40 course at current conditions. Don't pay this high price until the get the fairways back to what it was years ago.

Good mix of challenging and easier holes. Conditions were good, but in 2 more weeks fairways will have fully grown in. If playing the West, make sure to practice putting by the first tee since that is bent grass like the course. The practice green by the range is Bermuda. Only complaint is the lack of water coolers on the course.

Very nice course, well organized and easy to navigate for a first timer. Fairways were still coming in, and a little rough approaching a few greens, but overall I would recommend this course.

The conditions were spring-like. The fairways are a bit patchy but will b3 great once they grow in. The greens were smooth and fairly fast. It is a spectacular layout with a huge variety of looks. We loved it.

When leaving the golf shop, I was directed to the West course. Not being familiar with either course it wasn’t until I checked my reservation I realized I booked the East course. Once I began to turn the cart around the starter then told us the East course was closed. Playing the West course vs driving an hour home my decision was obvious. Being that one course was closed all tee times were backed up and to top it off the mid way house was closed and zero water or beverage cart on course.

Good course, fun layout. It had just rained the night before so my feet and pants were soaked on the first hole. Great amenities and overall facilities, the course just does not drain well.

Greens were hard and perfect to roll on. I know it’s been a very wet early season and there was some rain Friday evening but the course was very wet. I’m from out of town playing with a local and he said he was surprised it was that wet. Still, course was in good condition and like I said, greens were awesome.

This course is beautiful. It was January so the grass was brown but that is to be expected. The layout was amazing. The greens ran true. I always play Bryan Park when I am in town, however this might be my go to from now on. I know some people complain about the price however I think it was well worth it.