Cacapon Resort State Park

The layout and structure of this course mixed with the quality and care of its fairways/greens made it worth every penny. Best course I’ve ever played at this price. Not in West Virginia often but would play again in a heartbeat if so

Course was in decent condition aside from some of the traps needing overhauled with more sand. Mud and rock chunks were in many of the back 9 traps near greens. Not very challenging, no cart beverage service, club house snack stand/station was close. Good course for a beginner or someone looking to get a fast round in but being in a more remote location not worth the drive if your looking for a resort type course to plan a trip around.

Course was in excellent condition, especially for April. Play was rather slow but it was early season on a holiday weekend. Overall staff was very friendly, although marshall should remember that it's a public course in a state park and not a private country club or PGA event. Would highly recommend course, especially in Fall when leaves are turning.

Very challenging course with spectacular Mountain views. Greens were just plugged but was reflected in the rate. Super friendly people, introducing themselves by name and making us feel more than welcome there.

Nestled in a scenic mountain valley. Well maintained and great layout. Challenging due to lots of sand bunkers but only one water hazard (naturally I lost my only ball of the round there). If you want an authentic WV golf experience, this is the right place to go!

Really nice course in really good shape with a very friendly staff

Course in fantastic condition for early in season

Highly recommend playing here

Course was beautiful and we really enjoyed playing there. We definitely had a lot of slower paced players in front of us, which is ok by us, but others might not appreciate. The only thing that really bothered me was their lack of drinks. The snack bar wasn't open yet this season and the cooler only had water or some IPA beers. I will play there again, but be prepared with drinks.

The course is beautiful. My father in laws and soon to be brother in law have a hard time keeping standard pace of play. Besides that the course plays well. The greens are difficult. I will be back.

With springtime golf you don’t know what you might get. The greens were really slow and bumpy! Many of the bunkers had very little sand, but there were other with nice white sand, so maybe these are being upgraded. There many maintenance personnel working on the course, so the course may play differently in a few more weeks.

Beautiful course tucked into the rolling foothills of the Appalachian mountain range. The first tee is a jaw dropping porthole into the exciting greens and fairways to come. The front nine is a delightful adventure down to the bottom of valley. Filled to the brim with challenging bunkers and pristine greens. The back nine is equally as captivating as you start your way up the mountain with what could only be described as terraced fairways surrounded by nature. Only to be lead back down to the peaceful valley with a tremendous par 3 which seems to be played from the top of the mountain. The adventure culminates with a long stretch par 5 which allows for the use of one of each club in your bag and allows you to take in the majesty of the mountains one last time.

Wow, I played on a warm (but windy) Nov day, and was highly impressed by this course. Conditions were amazing. And the course has some nice challenges (fairways that roll left or right, elevation changes just to name a few).

Greens were receptive, but fast. They also rolled accurate and consistent.

The course is out there a ways, but worth the drive if you ask me. I can't wait to go play again in season and see how it is.