Maggie Valley Club and Resort

I've been in the area many times but had never played this course before. I found a hot deal online and decided to make the drive from Asheville to play this course. The conditions of the course itself were really nice, and I really rule out how wet it was, because that's just nature, and there isn't much the greenskeeper can do about a lot of rain. That said, the course doesn't seem to drain well, and you would be wise to wear waterproof shoes. Maybe my standards are getting really high, but I wasn't all that excited about the layout of this golf course, or the challenge of it. It seemed kind of ho hum to me, golf wise. The greens putted ok, but again, it's hard to gauge that based on all of the water soaked into them.

I noticed the regular rate was $75 online, and I wouldn't pay that to play here. The only way I would return is with a friend, and if I got the same $29 deal, because that's all it's worth to me honestly.

Fantastic golf course. Never disappointed. The course is a pleasure to play. Always in pristine condition. The staff is extremely helpful and courteous.

If you like old country club style golf courses you’ll like this one, just don’t expect resort atmosphere or course.

Friendly, professional staff. Well maintained course. Greens slower than I am used to in Pittsburgh. First 9 flat and back nine mountain picturesque course.

Great conditions. Loved the different course layouts between the front 9 and back 9!

Perfect weather, friendly staff, golf course in good shape and played in 3 hrs, 40 min. As well as we arrived early and the staff was ok with sending us off early. Very nice day.

great course. greens and fairways were in rather good shape considering the rain we got a week ago

Played a few days earlier at another course and blamed my poor playing on mountain golf courses. Then I played Maggie Valley Country Club, man what a difference a top quality golf course makes. This place is in the best condition of any course I’ve ever played in North Carolina, really I’m not kidding. If you have the chance you must play this course.

This is an absolutely beautiful course nestled in Maggie Valley surrounded by the Smoky Mountains. The staff was friendly. The foursome ahead of us was a little slow but that just allowed us extra time to enjoy the beauty of the area!

You must play this course. A beautiful track with the right mix of challenge level. Very good value and very good staff.

I’ve played here a few times over the last two years, most recently was Feb. 2018, so kind of interesting to start and end the golf year at Maggie. Anyway, course was on the wet side do to rain yesterday, but course was green and in very good shape for the time of year minus a few trouble spots in fairways and two temporary greens, which I’m ok with because that means they care about repairing greens / upgrading course conditions. For the last ‘spring like’ day of the year, 65° and sunny yet very windy, the course wasn’t packed with people so the lack of a ranger and starter was not a factor. For a Sunday, a $36 hot deal for a 12:20 time was a very good deal. Although I don’t think the course is worthy of paying more than $40 on a weekday / $45 on weekends, but if you can score a hot deal for under $40 for this course, it’s absolutly worth it. Sadly, we could not find a number of our drives after watching where they landed rather closely, kind of a mystery, since they actually did a great job of removing remaining leaves and debris off of the course. Younger guy working the pro shop gave me a free bucket of balls, but the new range is about a quarter-mile up the mountain residential street. I look forward to playing here next spring!!

Greens were in great shape. Staff was phenomenal. Fun course to play if you have a little knowledge of it. Very enjoyable.

Tough course with a great layout. Greens have a lot of slopes and border on unfair. If you like elevation changes like me you’ll love it. More challenging than I remember, very tough course. Staff and locals very nice, I’ll play again when in town.

I've been in the area a couple times and I've always wanted to play Maggie Valley. Play it today the course layout is good and not to tricked up and overly difficult. It's just 6400 yards from the blue tees. The greens were in great shape and are a real challenge due to the undulation. The fairways were in need of attention in some spots but all in all the course was in good condition. I played the Twilight rate for 40 bucks but had I paid the full rate of $80 for the conditions I don't think I would have been happy. I'd love to come back and play it when the fairways are in better shape

This is a great mountain golf course. Golf course was in great shape and the weather was perfect. I personally loved to variety of holes here. The front 9 lays in the valley and the back 9 has much more mountain elevation. Overall a great golf course that i would highly recommend to any golfer!!

Greens, tee boxes are in great shape. Some summer, die out in the fairways.

What a beautiful course! Well maintained and playing moved along well. Will be back

I live in the area and play this course as often as I can. Very rainy last time I played cart path only which of course slows down play but three and a half hours to play the front nine finally made it to the fourteenth tee box looked out over the carnage ahead of us and decided it will take another three hours to finish the round cut our losses headed home. This course can handle most rainy conditions not the courses fault. A ranger with a little friendly prodding along could have helped.