Mountaineer Golf Course

Steve s

An honest review... This place is significantly better than it used to be 2-3 years ago. It's under new ownership and its obvious they are putting time, effort and money into making this place decent. With that being said... its still not there. The greens are a little furry but roll true and look nice, the fairways still need some work (mainly more water). Other reviews have mentioned the staff.. I agree, they do tend to have an attitude. Almost like they're doing you a favor by accepting your money to use the course. You also have a decent chance of getting stuck behind a group of "jagaloons" and having a round take 7 hours. There are no starters or rangers to speak of... its the wild wild west out there so be mentally prepared to wait 15 minutes on every tee box. Overall... I can't say I would recommend this course to any serious golfer but maybe in a year or two with continued effort it will get there.

tayush mukherji

Awesome place. Very well maintained and great people. It took us 5 hrs to get there, but it was all worth it. Well mapped and easy to navigate. I got camo color gloves from their shop.... Looks incredible. Definitely recommended for enthusiasts and beginners.

Ben

Course was very busy, which is great to see on one of the first nice days of the year. I just hit balls on the driving range. However if the rest of the course is like the range then there's a problem. It's a compete mess. They must not know how to maintain grass. Also when I went into the clubhouse there were some drunkards talking *very loudly* to who I assume the greens keeper about how bad the greens are. Not a good sign. I heard that this year they were going to do a better job. Not a good start

Jay Young

Absolute Dump. I am an average golfer and have been a member for two years. New ownership, may have best intentions, but their vision has ruined this average course. Greens are still awful, tee boxes are in mud and the fairway are not cut regularly. I've lost balls in the fairway and second cut is a hay field. It's obvious that this was purchased to build homes because no one can say this is a golf course any longer.