Brasstown Valley Resort and Spa
About Brasstown Valley Resort and Spa
Brasstown Valley Resort & Spa opened in 1995 and is located in the Blue Ridge Mountains, about a two hour's drive from the Atlanta and Chattanooga markets. This resort property features accommodations updated in 2016 and include 102 guest rooms and suites and 8 four-bedroom private log cottages fully equipped. Brasstown Valley also opened horse stables in 2006 and features a spa and four dining concepts onsite. Additional amenities on the 503-acre property include a stream and pond for fishing, nine miles of hiking trails, fitness center, two tennis courts and an arcade. The golf course, designed by Dennis Griffiths, features golf lessons and clinics at its full-service practice area. Guests can access nearby attractions ranging from area wineries to Brasstown Bald and the Chattahoochee National Forest.Facts
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#17 Photo submitted by bogeynut on 07/21/2014
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It was hard to pick where to take a photo. It was just that nice! Photo submitted by barry1782283 on 06/26/2013
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Great job
Everyone was very helpful. The course was in good condition. They explain to us that it just been aerated, but you couldn’t tell. It was awesome. Can’t wait to play it again.
Great Course
Beautiful course in the mountains, everything you want, very well managed and taken care of… beautiful! Highly recommend!
Plays long
Course in very good condition. Some wet spots. Wind was a factor on some holes. Very challenging course that seemed to play longer than the yardage. Got a great rate for our round. Staff is super friendly and helpful. Beverage cart came by often. Look forward to coming back.
GOLD IS BRASS,….
Located in Brasstown Valley resort, this place is way more like finding GOLD!!
Fabulous views everywhere and fun track to play
It was my first time there I will return. The course got me for a couple of strokes it wouldn’t on my next visit. Very friendly to a 12 handicap player and my wife loved it from her tees as well
The facility is really first class. Maybe I shouldn’t have been so delighted, but it is fun to find a friendly, first rate place that was “under billed “ to me!!
Dear Reader,….. I actually own my own golf course so it has to beat a higher level to get me to type this long!… enjoy your game and stay on site if you can.
Brasstown
Great Course with great views. From hilly to valley holes.
One of the best in North Ga
Course conditions are excellent right now. Greens are in great shape and rolling fast and true. I feel this course is a little over priced compared to courses in similar condition but great track nonetheless.
A Real Beauty
Lovely setting and well configured golf course. In a valley surrounded by mountains.
Course was beautifully conditioned and you’ll need every club in your bag.
Greens ran very true but running only at 9-10 on Stimp.
18th hole is only weakness. It’s one of the longest holes but has the narrowest fairway.
A MUST PLAY
Annual Golf trip with 8 guys, decided to give Blue Ridge a look this year. I found Brasstown Valley online, great website and the course looked amazing. After playing it Sunday, we went back and played it again Monday!! We played 5 courses in 6 days, and this was everyone's favorite! The course was in phenomenal shape! The staff was awesome! Will definitely play it again the next time I'm in the area!
Beautiful and Scenic
One of the most scenic golf courses I've ever played. Sand traps and bunkers galore. Fairways were nicely manicured. Rough was difficult to hit out of. Greens were a bit slow to me and didn't roll smoothly. Overall tho, it was a great experience, and I would definitely play it again. Very friendly service.
Great Layout - Beautiful Views and Scenery
This was the second time I have played Brasstown Valley golf course. It is almost a two hour drive for me to get to Young Harris. Each time I have driven the two hours to play golf, I always have a great time and leave wishing the course was much closer to where I live so I could play there more often. Great course and lots of fun. The course is nestled in the mountains with beautiful views and nice cool weather (cooler than the Atlanta area). Beautiful, well stocked clubhouse.
The service and hospitality are top notch. It is great to be helped with your clubs when you arrive at the bad drop area and given assistance and instructions as to where to go, what to do, etc.
The course has lots of humps and mounds and elevation changes as well as large bunkers everywhere. From the tee box, it appears there are bunkers are everywhere, but the fairways are very generous with plenty of landing area. There is lots of sand and water near the greens. I love the fact there are no homes on the course and you get a very secluded and nature-filled golf experience. The bunkers were in fantastic condition (I had to hit of out plenty of them today).
The layout is great with no two holes alike. The layout is also challenging and fun. There is lots of sand and water. I love the fact there are no homes on the course and you get a very secluded and nature-filled golf experience.
Friendly, scenic small-resort golf
Tucked away in the mountains, Brasstown Valley is a boutique but relatively affordable resort owned by the State of Georgia. With a skeletal staff (in keeping with the philosophy of the managing company), they manage to deliver nice service and golf. The course is very much a child of the 90s, with mounding and large bunkering sometimes sucking attention away from the beautiful mountain scenery while at other times interacting with it. Highlights include the par fives on the back nine: the 11th and 15th, which pose different but equally interesting risk-reward questions. Now that Old Toccoa Farm is open about 40 minutes away, any partnership will benefit Brasstown Valley.