geriw117

Raining one day and hot another when we played but still challenging. Pay attention to yardage as some holes deceiving.

Played this course a lot in past but not for a while. It has not improved. Many tee boxes have no grass - just astroturf. Some tee boxes don't even look like tee boxes. Fairways need lots of help. Place did not open until 7 and we teed off about 7:10. Sprinkler was still on 1st green which was standing in water as were many others. Had high hopes when Upper Dublin took this over but very disappointed.

This course was pretty challenging - make sure you pick up the course guide booklet in the pro shop as it helps. Fairways on the front 9 are narrow so good tee shots are a must. Back 9 opens a bit. Greens are difficult to read.

While this course is challenging it is fun. Front 9 is wide open but no shade in site so bring lots of water. Much of back 9 is on mountain so more trees but also more challenging. Play can be slow.

Good little 9 hole course left over from the Letterkenney Army Depot. Very spread out with some interesting holes and no water. Can get backed up on weekends but a great value. If you play here oftern, get the loyalty card.

If you are not a senior, this course can get pricey - 86+cart on weekends. During week, cost reasonable provided you are > 60. Somewhat of a links style course. Make sure to check yardage as some holes are deceiving, especially on back 9.

The course layout at first can be confusing but there are some interesting holes. Views from 1st tee over miles of orchards is fantastic. Staff is very friendly.

Challenging course but if you get off the fairway, hard to find the ball. Rough is pretty thick. Bring plenty of balls.

The name, Mountain View, led us to believe that the course would be a typical mountain course but boy was this one flat. That made it pretty boring and not very challenging.

Treelined fairways that are narrow present a challenge - you have to place shots in the fairway to score. Many holes require less than driver to properly place the shot. They are letting the rough and 1st cut grow. New owners have spruced the place up and are giving a good value for the money.

The front nine is very flat and not very challenging. Back nine called the mountain course and it was more hilly but not what I consider a mountain course (e.g. small greens, etc)

Played early in the morning so pace was great (1st ones out). Course was a bit muddy in places but not bad. Rough is a killer so stay in the fairway.

Course is about 45 minutes out of Asheville NC. Tucked away in the mountains - lots of challenging holes and scenic views. Small undulating greens. Rough deep - stay in the fairway. Lot of blind shots

Course is in great shape and fairways are pretty wide open so the bombers will like it. Play looks like it could be slow as there was lots of people (we were 1st out). Greens hard to read - looks like breaks but then nothing.