Great job today! Course was in the best shape I've seen it. All staff were friendly and a perfect…read moreplace to enjoy a round of golf. Thank you for a great day!!

The fairways were bare in most spots. Over priced considering the condition of the courseread more

Great business andthe service there is awesome. I would love to see them open their kitchen back up…read morefor business because the food was amazing.

A group of us came here for a weekend of fly fishing the Jackson River... This Inn sits on an 18…read morehole golf course, right on the banks of the Jackson River, so river access was easy, just a short walk from the Inn. The Inn offers all the amenities of a rental home (fully stocked kitchen with two fridges and two dishwashers, dishes, etc), large dining room table, plenty of seating and a couple of quiet rooms to relax. The bedrooms were large, there were at least 9 of them and each had their own full bath. Comfortable temperatures from their HVAC throughout the entire house. Overall, the Inn was a comfortable way to relax after a day of fishing. There was also a grill outside and a fire pit. The location is just about 10 mins from downtown Covington, not far from other fishing areas, like Lake Moomaw and the dam there. There's plenty of parking and they have an amazing restaurant onsite, a quick walk from the Inn that's highly recommended! I look forward to returning!!

Good course threw my club out of anger but not because of the course. The course is like a cheaper…read moreblue hills but the quality is about the same

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My brother and I played a round of golf at the Pete Dye River Course last summer on a shorter road…read moretrip we took. We both loved the course! We had an afternoon tee time at 2:30 and just about had the course to ourselves. It took us until the 15th hole to catch groups in front of us and we never saw anyone playing behind us. Their twilight rates made the course relatively inexpensive. As far as the actual course goes, it's absolutely beautiful. The scenery is amazing as you play many holes right along New River. It was peaceful and relaxing to hear the sound of the moving water. The course played so well. Some holes were a little tough, but I'd expect no different since it's a Pete Dye design (RIP). This course had been on my state-by-state golf course bucket list for a long time so I was glad to have gotten to check it off. I could see myself going on a trip to go play there again down the road!

This is a fantastic track. The views from the clubhouse are gorgeous. Either side overlooks both…read morenines which are way down below on the riverbed. One of the flatter courses I've ever been to as well. The routing is very well done and the river can come into play quickly on a few holes. Not many trees except on the edges of the property. Pete Dye uses mounding (eyebrows) on the far side of his fairway bunkers to play tricks with you visually. I actually liked it. From above they seem like little dabs of paint on a beautiful canvas. If you are at the far side of one, it's easy to get out but you can also roll against that raised face and have to go out sideways. Honestly sometimes playing down the wrong hole is the easier way to get to your green. All the holes are memorable but take the time to climb some stairs to get to some of the raised tee boxes for the championship tees, they have the best views. As with most Pete Dye tracks, the greens have shaved sides where you golf ball can end up far below the level of the green so be careful. Middle of the green isn't a bad place to be. Up above (maybe 80+ feet above the course?) you have the clubhouse. The pro shop was decently stocked but the person working there seemed more annoyed by any questions I had about the merchandise and pricing. The starter, however, was excellent. The practice green gives you a good sense of what you will face on the course. There is also a practice chipping green/bunker area and a small driving range. There seemed to be a learning center on the far side as well. I played as a single on a summer Sunday afternoon and got around in 2 hour and 20 minutes. Had to play through two groups but that's making good time. Next time I hope to walk this course. The only brutal part would be the long climb back up the hill. I definitely hope to be back.

I have played on golf courses all over the world and Ole Monterey is very likely the worst…read more Very poorly maintained. I lost 11 balls on one 18-hole round because the rough is WAY too high...as in un-cut. Seriously, land even a foot off the fairway and your ball is gone. I even watched my ball land near the edge of a bunker and couldn't find it. Speaking of the bunkers, they are crap. Weed/grass infested and little (if any) sand. The greens are garbage and basically neglected. The management should be ashamed to charge what they do to play on this horrible course. Will I ever play here again? Hell no.

The course layout is nice and it is one of the cheaper 18 hole course around…read more Unfortunately the course seems poorly maintained on a consistent basis. Due to fairway conditions, I would pay a few extra dollars to play somewhere better maintained. Also, no credit card processing at snack bar is a pain.

Great space and the automation is top level! Friendly staff and the place is very clean and family…read morefriendly or if you need to really work on something this is the place.

I drove 20 minutes down from Bent Mountain to go here, got there about 1030 Tues. morning and the…read moreplace was closed. No hours posted anywhere, not even on their Facebook page. Been nice to know. To be fair though, it did look like a decent place on the outsisde.

The pool is awesome! Very clean, the lifeguards and pool staff are so nice and attentive. No…read moreworries when I go, just sit back and relax. The snack shack is awesome and the kids love the popsicles!

From the owner: The Waterfront Country Club, located at gorgeous Smith Mountain Lake, Virginia, is full of all the…read morethings that make life special -- a welcoming atmosphere, exemplary service, world-class cuisine, exciting events, a well-appointed bar and lounge, a spectacular golf course offering championship-caliber play, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and a well-stocked Pro Shop.

In counter with groundskeeper Jacob fanin was horrible what a piece of crap person to work at such…read morea nice course! Will never go here with friends or family as long as he works there! Extremely poor attitude and anger problem! staff better people please Soo I can join the club with my group to play regularly on a nice course!

This review is about the restaurant…read more Hidden Valley restaurant is a nicely appointed restaurant with a beautiful backdrop of the golf course and the Blue Ridge Mountains. I highly recommend this location for business gatherings including large groups. Their food here is not top notch so if you are trying to impress with good food I suggest you find a different location. However if you want a quiet location, good service and okay food then this is an excellent choice.

My family has been members of the pool for years. I have recently been diagnosed with Celiac…read moredisease, so I would be unable to eat anything offered at the clubhouse or pool. When Ashley was contacted, they called (a man named Tracy) and he condescendingly told me I needed a doctor's note to prove it and that I couldn't share my food with anyone, including my children. This is not the first issue. The manager verbally attacked me and my children for having popcorn bought at their snack bar. She was dead set on saying they don't sell it. She later realized they did have some and apologized, but the damage had been done, and the guests at the pool had already witnessed the interaction. We booked the shelter at the pool for my sons' second and fourth birthday in advance. The manager double booked, pushing us out of the shelter and we were left with a couple of tents. The lifeguards also do not pay attention to the people in the pool. They are too busy talking to one another. They also allow the older kids to take over the dee end to play shark for hours, keeping the younger children from being able to jump off the diving boards. One of the biggest issues was the jump in price. One year we paid $450 as a family. The next year it was $625. Not only was this the price for a family, but, as you can see from above, you're forced to pay arena prices for reheated frozen food from the snack bar, which offers NO options for people with special dietary needs.