MicahW29

The course is in perfect condition. Fairways are finally dry and tee shots are rolling out. Tee boxes are well-maintained. The greens were excellent—true roll and fast enough that you had to pay attention. The bunkers are all renovated and very playable (except for the footprint of the dude in front of us who couldn’t be bothered to rake up after himself, but I digress...) Bottom line...staff is doing everything the can to make this a player-friendly course and it shows. If you haven’t played here, it is worth the trip.

From the moment you are greeted at the Bag Drop until you've putted out on the 18th green, P.B. Dye Golf Club is an amazing experience. Even though I played on a GolfNow Hot Deal, I was treated like a member at a private country club -- from free range balls to playing extra holes at no cost (with the Pro Shop's blessing). The course was in fantastic shape and, while it was crowded, we were never waiting or pushed. You'll have plenty of room off the tee box, but you need to have your short game in top form to score well here. Even with the challenging greens, I enjoyed my round more than just about any I've played this season and look forward to coming back. If you've never played here, you owe it to yourself to give it a go; you won't be disappointed.

This was my second time playing here and I was even more impressed. The pro shop staff was super-accommodating, the course was in great shape and it was an enjoyable day. A few holes are noisy, but besides that I'd recommend Goose Creek as a value course playable by all skill levels.

For March the course was in good shape. The Shadows is one of the premier courses in the Shenandoah Valley - you owe it to yourself to come out for a round.

never played a course where the greens were this inconsistent. Shaggy, pockmarked, and 5-6 craters on the 11th green...I know it's early in the season but these were pretty terrible. Stopped for lunch, looked at the menu, ordered the chicken salad to be told the only thing they had were hot dogs.