Maggie Valley Club and Resort

This course is a links type on the first 9 and a mountain type course on the back 9. Back 9 can be a little slow on numbers 11 and 12, but opens up after that. Fun course to play.

We live in Ashville and wanted to play Maggie because most courses we play have dormant grasses and pretty soggy from the winter thaw. Despite a full day of rain the day prior, the course was in great shape and had drained well - - cart path only was expected. Maggie is beautiful, challenging, and the pace of play was good - - mostly because they're pretty good at having a marshal send out golfers out at their appropriate tee time. Still one of my favorite courses.

A great fall day for golf and the coarse conditions measured up! I like seeing green grass wall to wall!

Staff from check in to cart help and return was flexible and courteous. Get your scoring done on the front nine valley because when you head up into the mountain, they don't come as easy!

A special kudos and thanks you to employee Don, who found and returned my (sentimental) golf towel, and partner's sunglasses dropped on the course! We'll need to get back n next time drop more scores than personal belongings!

Arrived on time after travelling 3 hours. Told course is closed and my prepay can nit be refunnded by course. Spent time to connect with golfnow to get refund. Note to self: call ahead!

Next time!

I think Maggie Valley the best course around, top notch from 1-18! NEVER DISAPPOINTS!!

My wife and I played with a member and one of the course rangers. Very friendly and helpful gentleman. The course was diverse and fun to play. Front is fairly flat and the back is super hilly. Would highly recommend.

Fairways and greens were ok. Bunkers were basically non-existent and filled with rain water. It’s just not worth it to pay even $55 given the “Hot deal” rate for this golf course .

Very nice mountain course. The front line is the valley side. The back line is mountains side. Course was in great condition.