The Resort at Glade Springs

This course was the perfect combination or challenging and enjoyable! Tee boxes provided varied lengths for all levels, and the course was fair and in great shape.

Bar and beverage cart could have used a few more hands on deck, service was good when available.

Played here with a group of 20 guys on a golf trip. Course is in excellent condition with severe changes in elevation. Scenery was absolutely breathtaking. I would only recommend this course for accomplished golfers. If you have never broken 100, this course would be very frustrating and you would lose a ton of balls. Course has deep traps (with eyebrows), punishing rough, forced carries of over 100 yds. I would not hesitate to return. It is a real test of your golf skill

Played 18 holes and if I never play another course, I would be happy the rest of my days. Course in excellent condition from tee though green. Layout is challenging, but fair. Course is suitable for all levels of play. Some of our scratch golfers played from the tips and had all they could handle, our higher handicap guys played from the senior tees and everyone had a great time. Multiple elevation changes, large greens and very scenic, with deer everywhere.

Took a group of 20 guys on a golf trip, stayed in the Manor House. We played 36 holes over two days. Whatever problem they may have had, it is FIXED. Course in excellent condition from tee though green. Generous fairways, large undulating greens. Bunkers well maintained. Pace of play was not a problem. The staff could not have been more helpful and friendly. Moved our bags from cart to cart multiple times, all with a smile. Can not say enough good things about the Cobb and the whole Glade Springs experience.

Last year one of our 16 had a new box of balls stolen from his gear over night. This year my hundred dollar sunglasses were missing overnight from my gear. Besides looking in lost and found, the staff did nothing.

Courses are great and diverse. Challengibg but dont trust staff anymore

The holes are interesting and the conditions were very good. The elevation changes are pretty interesting and greens very puttable. This is still just a old school country club and resort players must see members coming out from everywhere in their cute carts. This is a $50-70 course. The pro shop guy was much better today, a very nice change from the day before. The bugs are terrible, even covered in bug spray!

This review will be poor

The course irrigation system was broken with very little rain. The course was horrible. The fairways were one level softer than concrete. You would injury yourself trying to make a divot. The greens were equally has hard. The grass was brown and crispy, dead basically. I understand you are having irrigation problems...so shut the course down, don't send me out without telling me how bad it is. The course design is good, I like classic playable courses. I would love to see this course green and lush; does it ever reach that level? The resort makes you play this course with any package to help with profits because it doesn't receive the funds the others do. This is basically an old school country club not a resort. They care about the members and resort players are what help fund the place. The pro shop "bro" was very little help and just wanted to hang out with the member on the range. I would have cancelled my reservation at the Inn after the experience but their cancellation policy is kinda a joke.

I was able to book a round on this beautiful, mountain golf course through GolfNow for the incredible low rate of $30pp. This course normally charges $65-70.

Even though it had snowed 3-4" in the days leading up to our reservation the course was in superb condition. Plush, green fairways with quick paced greens made for a very challenging round for our foursome. There were only a few holes that remained a bit muddy so, unfortunately, play was ruled as Cart Path Only. This was my only gripe of the day- if they would just declare certain holes CPO instead of the entire course we could've completed our round in around 4 hours, instead of the 5 it took.

The pro shop and grill staff were very helpful and polite and the food was fantastic. We enjoyed 3-4 games of free billiards while snacking on delicious fish & chips. Even the adult beverages were reasonably priced.

This is hands down the finest course I've played in WV (and possibly overall), and I will be returning every time I visit my dad to get a round or two in. (I still haven't played the Old White course at the Greenbrier Hotel, but I hope to remedy that soon). I can't recommend this course highly enough. Beautiful course conditions, stunning views and an awesome, friendly staff make Glade Springs a real treasure. Do yourself a favor and play a round here- you won't leave disappointed.

Actually played the Cobb course due to the course I reserved a tee time for opened on 1 april. Staff immediately offered the cobb course as an option. Cobb was excellent for early season play. The staff was very polite and accommendating. I will defintely return to play this course again

Played this course for the first time ever in mid-January after several days of rain, so the course was wet and we were restricted to cart path only. In spite of the wetness, the course was in remarkably good shape. Fairways were short and greens were moderately fast. Doglegs favor right-handers who fade their drives. Lots of sand. Lots of blind shots. Length of the course from the gold tees is just right for this 76 year old! Big greens let you brag on how many GIR you had!

As a golf course reviewer, I rated this course as 9 1/2. The layout, condition, topography and wonderfully designed holes provided a memorable experience. The only hole I critiqued negatively was number eight. It should have an area of fairway below the green to provide a safety net for less advanced golfers.

The gentleman who checked us in was more cordial as we prepared for a second 18 than he had been upon our arrival at 8:15 in the morning when we sensed that we were interrupting his morning rituals.

Overall an awesome day! Thanks.

Other than the aeration of the greens this is one of the best courses I've ever played.

This course was well-maintained and has a challenging design. The variety of each hole with varying grades of elevation was appealing, yet tests all skill levels. The greens were immaculate, but dampness made some of them roll a bit slower than expected. A beautiful course in the mountains!

Loved the course which is in excellent condition. Played from the yellow senior tees which made it fun for a 71 year old. Would highly recommend the course to all

This is a great course that was in great condition. To enjoy the course the most, you have to pick the sei of tees that fir your skill level, as there are several holes with significant carries from the wrong tees. Although this was my first time st this course, I played with someone who knew the course, which was a big help. We were the first group off in the morning and played in 3 1/2 hours. I will definitely come back to play here again.

This course is not for the faint of heart. I am not a very good golfer but I enjoyed the experience. You have to keep the ball in front of you. If you miss the fairway you can kiss the ball goodbye so you better bring a good supply with you. The course is in an isolated part the Glade Springs development, so it is a peaceful, quite and scenic golfing experience. If you get upset looking for your ball, either hit it straight or just enjoy the woodland experience. I played poorly but enjoyed the course and my playing companions.

For all the rain the area has received, the course was in great shape. Staff was friendly and helpful.

It was wet when I played so pace of play would be expected to be slow when cart path only. Course was still great. Greens were still fast. Just not the best day to be golfing for certain. I will be back when it dries out a bit and should find a great challenge!! Staff were great!

Absolutely stunning course. The night before it had rained heavily off and on for a few hours and I was skeptical of the tee time I had the next morning. I had spent the night there after a long drive and enjoyed the delightful breakfast buffet. After a full plate of food, I embarked on the 2 mile drive through twisting roads with plenty of dips, a foreshadow to the course I was about to enjoy.

After arriving, checking in and asking for some advice, I was ecstatic to hear that besides the duo that just tee'd off, I was the only golfer for 3 hours. Knowing this, I took my time and warmed up on the chipping green, putting green on site. After being warmed up, I bought a bottle of water and a powerade and had the cooler on the cart filled up with ice. In addition to the cooler, the card had a club and ball cleaner.

The course:

The course was every bit of a challenge I had hoped for. I was travelling from Chicago and wanted to see rolling hills, cliffs and more.. I was not let down. Every hole I thoroughly enjoyed, especially 14 and 18. I had made a joke to my friends over social media that I am playing on the Wii Golf course. This course to me, was simply unreal. My only complaint would be that due to the heavy rainstorm the night before, the course was real soggy in some spots, but other spots it was perfect conditions.

After the first 9, i grabbed a quick bite. Some of the better concession food I've had especially considering this was off the main resort area.