dbmynatt

You can not find a better place to play in the Knoxville area or surrounding area for your money than Creekside Plantation. Its only 9 holes but you can play 18 for a great price and switch up tees each 9 you play.

Usually January is not weather friendly, but considering the mass amounts of rain before we played this course held up really well. The course is obviously maintained well and add a friendly staff, you have a great experience awaiting at Sevierville.

Royal Oaks was in great shape. It was my first time playing the course and will NOT be my last. Some very challenging holes. Staff was very friendly and helpful.

The overall experience at Laurel Valley was below average at best. I was warned about the insect problem before going but had no idea it was as bad as it was.

Its not Laurel Valley's fault with the bugs, but some greens were almost completed dead from heat and disease. Some fairways you could not tell where the rough started and fairway ended. The conditions are the worst I have played this year.

The course conditions were great, above what I have seen from other courses in and around Knoxville. The layout was good, definately make a return trip.

You can't predict the weather but you can always count on River Islands being a gread experience. Good prices, great conditions.

Centennial has a great layout and is challenging for all types of golfers. But I was disappointed that the greens were in such awful shape and the tee boxes were not much better.