Table Rock Resort

The staff is always friendly. I love the hospitality they show every time I play there. Super fun course to play.

Our daughter moved to Greenville over a year ago and when we come see her we try to play the Rock. This time was like the previous experience we loved it. Greens rolled great and obviously everything was dormant but still in very good condition. Customer service from check in to the starter was exceptional. The views are beautiful especially coming from Florida. We’ll be back for sure.

Greens are in great shape, so fun to see this course playing well. Will be back!

Green were flawless, fairways were perfect. And number 8, you need to see it to believe it. Waterfall and a downhill hill par 3.

Well worth your money to play this course.

At one point of the course, I had a group to the left of me and a group to the right. They were close enough to where I could hear their voices. Most courses are spread out, but this one the holes are not spread out properly. When travelling along the path, there are no signs stating which way the next whole is when faced with a fork in the path. A crowded course is usually no problem, but with the holes being all around you at all times, the game felt more rushed, and not as enjoyable as it should be. The is one of the worst courses I have been on.

The course is in great shape with beautiful views. Unfortunately, there's no one enforcing pace of play. Your round will take over 4.5 hours on a busy weekend.

Friendly service. The course is fun to play. Beautiful setting. I’m sure I’ll keep coming back.

Sweet little course in the foothills of northwest South Carolina’s Appalachian chain. Coming from FL this was a refreshing change from “flat” golf. Course condition overall was excellent. Changes in elevation, positioning of water, and numerous doglegs means you need to think about your next shot. Mid morning tee time resulted in unhurried pace of play. When was last time you played a course with real waterfalls? Spectacular!! Friendly staff too.