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Hole #16
Hole #16 Tee

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Reviews: 44
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Pros: Great mixture of open and wooded holes. This course is perfect for both beginners and and pros. The back 9 is very hilly and you constantly are walking up and down the mountain so be prepared for a workout. The course is very well made and professional looking.
Cons: None
Other Thoughts: Course is big and if you play all 18, it will take a while but trust me its definitely worth it
6 of 7 people found this review helpful.
Played: 39 Reviewed: 5 Exp: 16 Years
Pros: Great mix of wooded and open holes that requires a wide variety of shots. Separate amateur and pro tee pads made of either concrete or rubber, which are long and adequate size. Course is easy to navigate with helpful signage directing you to the next hole and nice benches at most holes. Most of the back nine holes are located on the side of a mountain, which makes for some huffing it but well worth effort. There are several drives where you can get some serious distance due to the extreme elevation change. Water comes into play on hole 3: the pro tees requires a 400' drive over the lake which will test out the ol' nerves.
Cons: A couple of the rubber tee pads on the back nine were a little slippery and it was difficult to get good leverage on the drive.
Other Thoughts: Playing this course was well worth the hour and a half road trip and two lost discs and I will definitely make more trips to this course. If you're not used to playing mountain courses you will enjoy and appreciate what this course has to offer. Very well designed and very fun/challenging to play.
10 of 10 people found this review helpful.
Pros: This course has an excellent blend of open and wooded holes. The front nine flows nicely out in the open, around a pond with rolling hillsides and fast greens. The back nine is mainly wooded and is routed beautifully on the mountain with some extreme elevation. The High Country has it all where holes range from short and technical to long bombers. There are nice long concrete tee pads on most holes and good rubber mats on the others. The course is located in the Ashe County Park, so all of the amentites are availiable here including bathrooms, picnic area, information board, scorecards, practice basket, etc.
Cons: None.
Other Thoughts: The overall experience from this place is second to none; with more exposure, this course could become one of the best courses in the world.
9 of 9 people found this review helpful.
Pros: great elevation !!! chalenging and exciting. without a doubt worth the trip. The course description is accurate.
2 of 15 people found this review helpful.
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