Beautiful Course. The issue is with the rangers. Constantly on you about pace. The funny part is,…read moreif pace is slow, it's their fault. Several holes are cart path only for no reason. There's a sign that you can't spend more than 5 minutes in the clubhouse at the turn. Meanwhile there's 1 person making sandwiches/ serving 6-7 people at a time. If you go, bring snacks. By comparison, the rangers at Avalon up the road are always coming around offering water and cold wet towels. Completely different experience. Like I said, great course but they can work on a few things.

Absolutely awesome all around. The course and practice areas are kept in great shape. The staff are…read moreall super professional and friendly. Fun course with challenging aspects but nothing too crazy. Very forgiving track. You can go there and be off but still have fun and still keep a good pace.

Fun course, unpleasant experience. Had 2 tee times confirmed to accommodate 5 of us at 10:30 am on…read morea Thursday on a golf trip, verified with the gentleman in the pro shop twice that we could go off as a 5-some, instead of splitting into 3 and 2, so that we all play together. We kept perfect pace on the front 9, allowing maximum 10 minutes per hole (tee times are spaced 10 min apart, so group behind shouldn't be on us, right?). Get to the turn, Marshall immediately stops us and is very rude about not allowing 5 players and instead wanted us to split up into a 3 and 2. The group behind us was just teeing off as we were pulling up to the 10th tee, so the Marshall could clearly see that we were not holding anybody up. If that was the case, we would let them play through. After trying to reason with the Marshall that staying as a 5-some (which we were told twice we were allowed to do), we were forced to split into a 3 and 2 or had to leave. Wouldn't that just slow down the pace now an "extra" group is playing? Also, the group behind us apparently tee'd off 30 minutes early according to the nice girl in the pro shop, so if the Marshall was so bent up about pace of play and running the course, maybe make sure that groups go when they are supposed to. Overall, the course was fun for a par 3, greens were punched and very sandy, but no complaint there since that's typical this time of year.

Played here for the first time and "Why did I wait so long?" was the question driving home. This is…read morefar from your typical cow pasture Par 3. It is a well designed layout with challenging greens and nice views. It is in nice condition and a pleasure to play. The greens throughout are undulating and many are tiered. Though they are all large and maybe easy to hit to where you land on the green can make a huge difference to your score. My putting stats took a serious hit after this round! Also, this is not a walking Par 3. It is extremely hilly with lots of ups and downs between tee boxes. Though I prefer to walk I would not do that here.

Very nice course layout and for us challenging enough to have full joy of playing game of golf…read more Well maintained and greens are in good shape. Greens were today on slower side. Friendly staff. Club house and restrooms are clean. Very reasonable price for 18 holes with carts makes a good value.

Fun public course that's in good shape. There are a few "Micky Mouse" holes and it's ALWAYS crowded…read moreand slow.

Dead Horse Lake Golf Course, in the heart of West Knoxville, used to be the Sherrill Horse Stables…read morefor many years in Knoxville. It is a fairly level, rolling, layout with water that runs through the middle of the property. Water only comes into play on a couple of holes. The course has mature trees and is away from traffic for the most part. It features a complete 18 hole course layout with 4 sets of tee boxes, ranging in length from 4,600 - 6,300. A practice range and putting area is also available for practice before or after work; just minutes from the interstate 40/75 or Pellissippi Parkway. This course has been around since the seventies and is wonderful way to spend the morning or afternoon, unless golf doesn't relax you with your level of play. The have a pro-shop and cafe for eating before or after your round. A covered porch is available with a separate patio depending on the weather. Follow me on Yelp for more to see and do in Knoxville and the East Tennessee area.

Told us we were playing 18 and charged us a rate for it, then told us we could only play 9 and…read moretried to charge us more.

WindRiver is nestled in the hills of Lenoir City near Fort Loudon lake. A beautiful Bob Cupp…read moredesign. Whether you're a high handicap or scratch golfer, there are 6 tee boxes from 4146 yards to 7453 yards. Even though I was playing as a single, I was given the red carpet treatment by all of the staff. They paired me with a member, who could not have been nicer or more helpful with course knowledge. I recommend you give them a shot. You won't be disappointed.

Cart attendant Mr. Goins was outstanding. Very funny guy. Front desk clerk named Kevin was a bit…read moreintimidating at first, but great teddy bear once you get to know him. The course is in great shape. Loved my experience while at the WindRiver golf place, would go again just to see Jack

I was here recently as a guest of a corporate event, and I was pleased. The staff is, in a word,…read moreefficient. And I mean that as a compliment. From what I understand, this event required very little planning on the side of the corporation. The staff took over and absolutely made it work. The buffet was above standard. I'm not talking "omg bistro gourmet fantastic," BUT...I had the pot roast AND the salmon lol. And yum to both. The space itself is probably very close to your mental image of a country club. Classic to the point of almost being chic again. I can't speak to general membership here, but if you're hosting an event, go for it. Very little effort on your end with delightful results. There was lots of praise among fellow guests.

It's a treat to go their. We go as often as we can. Our favorite is Ginny's. The food is fantastic…read moreand their soup chef should get a medal as big as a soup bowl. Best soup anywhere. It's the place where we have our celebrations. The special events are noteworthy, too.

Green Meadow is a great place. Good food, excellent staff, and the course is in great shape.read more

From the owner: Green Meadow Country Club is the only private Country Club in Blount County and has a rich and…read morestoried history in East Tennessee. GMCC offers all of the amenities of a traditional Country Club, including Golf, Tennis, Swimming and full service Lounge and Dining Room.

Great course. Staff is always nice and the course is in great shape. Greens can be trickyread more

Very nice public course. Well maintained. Hilly as you would expect in East Tennessee. And a good…read morevalue.

In the heart of West Knoxville, Gettysvue is a links course with challenging terrain, and woods…read morelined fairways. Affectionately dubbed the 'Goat Ranch' by Knoxvillians, the hilly terrain is reminiscent of goat terrain. The course has a picturesque driving range with glorious mountain view's. The course is well maintained and water comes into play on a couple of holes. Follow me on Yelp for more things to see and do in the Knoxville and surrounding area.

One of the best Filets I've had in a long time. Perfectly seasoned and cooked! Thank you for adding…read morethe filet and making it "melt in your mouth" Delicious!

I'm not a member here, but I've been for quite a few functions, and they always do a great job. It…read moredoesn't justify the price for me personally, but they do a great job with the food, the waitstaff is always super friendly, and the grounds are meticulous. Country club fare is rarely mentionable in my opinion, but Cherokee is delicious and welcoming. That's good enough for me to recommend. If any Yelpers reading found it in their heart to add me on to their membership, I certainly wouldn't refuse!