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!

Bohemian Rhapsody! Great place for rental cabins especially during COVID escapes from the…read moretotalitarian lockdown cities. ! Rock stars or VIPs can easily Fly in via helicopter to the Rock and Roll inspired community which has its own helipad. Bring your Honda side by side and roam freely upon the miles of highly manicured, leafy, floria abundant trails. Enjoy a cool skinny dip in the placid waters of the golf course creek. Bring friends and party the night away with adult beverages unencumbered in several beautifully landscaped and architecturally inspired planned parks and pickle ball. Attended one of the many live "Woodstock" styled free concerts and rub elbows with Joni Mitchel type rock stars. "The song to a Seagull" inspired me and my friend Gary to tears at the concert we attended. Love to rent there but pricey to buy. Unfortunately there is no community pool, nor playground for the kids. Further, the snack shack at the concert venue wasn't opened (built) yet and wanted a stone fired hemp-doe pizza. Incidentally, there was a moonshine still and green leafy plant grow operation which made it more authentic to the original Woodstock festival; in the end we all slept in tents adjacent the woods by the a community trail . Trail Magic was generously given by some fabulous owners whilst included my favorite 12 year old scotch. This is a gated community, so privileged privacy is assured and cameras are on the gates to insure rock star levels of security. and community have well paved roads meandering miles. Take time to drive the miles of paved private roadways through the picturesque and majestic mountains. Overall a great place to party like it's 1999 and play mountain golf.

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.

Oh no! What could improve? Every fucking thing, this is one of the worse courses I've ever played…read moreand I will never come back. Get there and they are charging roughly 130$ for 2 people, all the tee boxes are terrible and none of the divots were repaired. We arrived at hole 4 and the golf cart broke down. It took them roughly 40-45mins to bring us a new cart. Save your money they are way better courses in the area, this one is a waste of money.

Club house rude worker, and always try's to pair players together. No matter reservations or not…read more This place is more worried about money instead of players. Extra 30 min drive to Blacksburg for golf I very well say do it. Will not return to Draper again. I have to rate one star to post but up to me 0.

It's Trump Time and we thoroughly enjoyed it. The course is first class. Fantastic conditions were…read morepresented by the grounds superintendent and their staff. For our round, the weather was perfect. The staff is so friendly. We all had to go into the pro shop to secure Trump merchandise so that we can flaunt it at our own clubs. Hopefully I can secure another guest spot to play this challenging golf course. Till next time....

Formerly known as "The Point", this lake and golf club has transformed into an overly luxurious…read moreestablishment. Gone is the grey color that graced the outside of the buildings, as well as anything that previously emitted a nautical theme. In its place are white splattered buildings, framed vintage golf photos, and leather EVERYTHING. Leather seats, leather (table) place-mats, leather MENUS (with gold-plated Trump emblems) -- it's nuts! In the previously deemed "Tavern" (now "Tavern-on-the-Square"), my family decided to enjoy an intimate Saturday night meal. The food was very tasty -- my dish was enough for 2 meals! Four HUGE crab cakes, sweet potato fries, marinated button mushrooms, and a side salad. I was a happy gal. I really wanted a beer, but unfortunately they were having problems with tapping the keg of a local NC IPA (name slips my mind). Unfortunately, my beer took fifteen minutes to return to me, but my waitress eventually brought me half a glass of the IPA (the keg was finally able to sputter some up), as well as full glass of Blue Moon -- which she graciously put on the house due to my wait. Service was great, but a little over the top. Our waitress and servers seemed overly nervous about making sure everything was all right and that our glasses were never empty (which was nice). However, I was sad to see that the original, friendly staff that had worked there (before the buy-out) were replaced. Trump National Golf Club of Charlotte's features include: an expansive golf course, aquatics complex (swimming pools, water slide, cabana bar), tennis courts, restaurant, bakery, general store, gym, lakefront ballroom, meeting house, and more. Overall it's a lovely, breathtaking area, but keep in mind it is a private club -- members only.

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.

I went to a local event here. The building was beautiful and they had a pretty outdoor space. The…read morestaff was wonderful! Parking can be tight since the event we went to ran out of space.

Can't speak to the pricing cause I went to a corporate event here, but the staff seemed kind and…read moresocial area was quite nice. A little too dark for my taste, has a specific vibe that it's going for, but I will say it's really pretty. They ran out of parking so we had to park on the other side and walk down the steep Hill, that was a little inconvenient. The food was not really anything exceptional, A bunch of different hors d'oeuvres that looked fancy but didn't really taste amazing. Overall, good experience with nice staff and pretty area.

I first started playing this course in college. My buddie swore this place was awesome. Not…read morebuddies with him anymore. But for some reason I keep going back. I did live a half mile from here at one time so that would excuse me for playing here. The course is pretty basic. Back and forth fairways. Nothing spectacular here. You can play here and boost the ego with rounds in the sixties. Haven't been in a while. Im very allergic to bees and last round the maintenance guys were roping off yellow jacket nests. No golf is worth risking that. One plus is that they are ALWAYS open. I've played here during freezing rain. Amazing how big the ball gets when putting in ice.

Scenic beauty golf . Excellent course. Super fast greens . Staff is professional. Driving Range and…read moreputting greens in great shape . Must play if you n the area

Mount Pilot's claim to fame was being mentioned on the Andy Griffith Show many times…read more Unfortunately this will always be the case. It should be the golf here. Pilot Knob Park was built in the sixties and has hosted a few stops on some of the mini tours. Originally a private club it has become semi private during the week and is worth the few extra dollars to play. I played here most weekends during college and would put it up against any course within a hundred miles. Pilot is a relatively short course even from the tips. Just a couple of tough holes but shotmaking skills are at a premium. Many of the fairways are bent so a straight drive isnt necessarily a good drive. Conditions are always perfect!!! It can be crowded on the weekends however and during the week you can get behind gangsomes that are too occupied in their side bets to let you play through. There are several ponds on the course that have been stocked for years and if you ask politely you are allowed to cast a line if the course isnt too packed.