I absolutely loved it here. The golf course is spectacular. On the first tee box I had to pause…read morefor a moment. The fairway is probably 60-70 feet below you and stretches out towards the tree line. The par 3 2nd comes back a little to your left, and then you see the third hole as it wraps around water just below. Absolutely stunning. It's a tough track and I would say is fun from every set of tees (black, blue, white, gold, and even the red tees). Water comes into play on about a dozen holes. Highlights are the first tee box/first hole (it's a reachable par 5), the third as it wraps around a pond, the second half of the par 5 5th hole, the eighth hole looks like it's on top of the world, the views from the 10th tee box, the thirteenth hole (a brute of a par 5), and some of the best par 4s in Virginia (holes 15, 16, and 18). I stayed in the smaller of the two lodges that overlook the 18th green. We had a suite with a master with a king and another room with two double beds. Lots of space, two bathrooms, a kitchen, and a porch. It was also the cleanest room I may have ever stayed in. Some of the nicest views were from the porch that included the storm that rolled through at night and the fog that followed in the morning. There is only one restaurant on property and the food was excellent. Love that the dessert menu was never fixed. I had an ice cream cookie sandwich that was excellent. The people here truly make this place special. Whoever cleaned our room deserves a raise. Bo (the head pro) and Sherrie in the pro shop are maybe the nicest people I have met playing golf, and that is saying something. The wait staff and grounds crew were all extremely nice as well. I know there is a 5-star resort down the road that I visited for a bit, but I would much rather be here every day of the week. (Not saying I wouldn't turn down a free stay and play at the other place.) Needless to say this is now on my list for places to have a relaxing weekend getaway filled with great golf.

Really a nice golf course! Quite playable not tricked up. It seemed if memory serves me there was a…read morehuge difference between regular Mens and Senior tees. Would have liked something in between. Condo was quite fine. I got a little package and it was a good value for the money!

The locals must have some unique privileges. I went out as a single and ran into a 8 some on the…read morenext to the last tee. When I asked to go through they seemed inconvenienced. Needs better course management .

I've played here a dozen times or so. A relatively short course there are a couple of holes with…read moretight fairways and doglegs. But for the most part an easy course to score on. Beginning on no.1, a short dogleg right over water, you realize driver is your friend here. A solid drive over the trees will get you on or near the green. no.3 is probably the longest hole on the course but reachable in two. Not sure what hole but on the back there is an elevated tee that scares the crap out of me. I don't mind driving straight uphill for 150 feet, its the coming back down that bothers me. But a fun hole. Skyland is located on the NC/VA border just off the Blue Ridge Parkway. I remember once my best friend from college came to visit. It was winter but mild in Winston Salem. We drove the hour or so to Skyland and once we got on the parkway the snow began coming down so fast that the trees were covered before we got to the course. Cheap green fees. Less than 30 bucks on the weekend.

I played this course as a guest and found it challenging and in good shape. The name is appropriate…read moreat the course is criss-crossed with water hazards. Give it a try if given the opportunity.

We ate there on a Friday evening. The fish special was delicious. Shannon the manager was kind…read moreand professional and went out of her way to let us try the restaurant without a membership. The service was terrible. The waitress Kassy(?) (her name is spelled with a "K") was no where to be found. It was her first day. She then disappeared. We found out she just had a baby and went to go express her milk and left her station. The tip of 20% is automatically put on the bill. Normally one wouldn't complain, but due to the fact she was not around and then left us we did not want to leave a large tip. We would've preferred to tip the other waitress, Abby, who helped us.

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.

This place has really turned around. Course was green and lots of grass not weeds. Played well -…read moreadjustments made to some holes to make play better and easier with tee offs. Having not been here in 5 years I can't believe how much better this course is being run now. Great job Silo Run. Still love the moonshot off 11 down the mountain. This is just a fun course to play - good for all levels - 4 hours for a foursome to play.

Nice little course. Nice variety of holes. Course in good condition. Excellent price. Just didn't…read morefeel welcome either from staff or other players. Mentioned to guy working the counter it was my first time playing there and he just pointed out first tee and that was it. No thank you, hope you enjoy it, we appreciate your business or anything. Kinda felt like I was bothering him. Several older golfers around pro shop and putting green and just got stares like I was trespassing and interrupting them by speaking and smiling. Great price and nice course just take your own partners to talk to.

This is a beautiful course that is very challenging. Very well maintained . Bring a lot of balls…read morebecause if you lose one- it's lost forever

Probably the most beautiful course around the area. The view is insanely good and the course is…read morewell designed and managed. Highly recommended, and will definitely come back again.

We booked a t time after hearing the course had some major upgrades. The manager in the pro shop…read morewent above and beyond, being super polite and accommodating to us. We hit a small bucket of balls and started off early, after getting approval. The course is in excellent shape. The layout was great. They greens were in great shape, had a lot of undulating tiers but the only bad part was the greens were super fast. It was almost impossible to judge the speed. Had several balls roll off the greens. Makes for a hard round. It was a little pricy also at $59 apiece and not include a yardage finder on the golf cart

The 19th Hole Grill has some of the BEST food I have had in a long time!! The burgers are so juicy…read moreand flavorful!

Great course with a friendly staff. Plenty of parking and a wonderful restaurant. Accommodating to…read moreout of town visitors

Waited & waited for some help in the pro shop. There were 4 of us waiting. The guy was in the…read moreoffice on a personal call & closed the door on us when we asked if anyone works there could help us.

From the owner: Cedarbrook Country Club is a golf club located in State Road, N.C. It features a 10,000-square-foot…read moreclubhouse that has clapboard siding, shingled gables, and a rooftop cupola. It also features a restaurant, bar, grill, locker rooms and golf pro shop. The club also offers a 135,000-gallon capacity swimming pool, surrounded by a deck sunning area stocked with many lounge chairs, and captain's chairs. The main pool ranges in depth from 3- to 11-feet. The club s restaurant offers lunch and dinner, and an extensive wine list. The Grill at Cedarbrook also offers sandwiches, snacks and beverages. It also offers tennis courts located adjacent to the swimming pool, and overlooking the ninth green. A parking lot is located beside the courts