Maggie Valley Club & Resort

Maggie Valley Club and Resort puts you on one of the most scenic championship golf courses in western North Carolina, at 3,000 feet of elevation between the Blue Ridge and Great Smoky Mountains, where the front nine eases you in and the Mountain Nine earns every shot you make.

About Maggie Valley Club and Resort

Established in 1962 and now managed by Troon, Maggie Valley Club and Resort is a semi-private club that opens its course to public play, giving everyday golfers access to one of the finest mountain layouts in western North Carolina. The course sits at roughly 3,000 feet of elevation on 30 acres of fairways lined by centennial trees, with bent grass greens and views that genuinely compete with the golf for your attention.

The 6,500-yard, par-72 course was designed by William Prevost and offers two very different experiences in a single round. The front Valley Nine plays in an open layout that rewards a confident swing and lets you find your rhythm before the course shifts gears. The back Mountain Nine tightens up considerably, climbs 800 feet in elevation, and delivers the kind of panoramic ridgeline views that make you stop mid-round and take it all in. Every level of golfer will find both challenge and reward here.

Beyond the course, the resort offers a full set of amenities including a heated pool, hot tub, tennis courts, a driving range, a short game practice area, walking trails, a fitness and yoga room, and a spa. Dining is available at the Pin High Bar and Grille inside the 18,000-square-foot clubhouse. Condo accommodations with golf course views are available for overnight guests, and Stay and Play packages can be tailored to include local adventures like whitewater rafting, horseback riding, and fly fishing.

Getting to Maggie Valley Club and Resort

Maggie Valley Club and Resort is located at 1819 Country Club Dr, just off Soco Road in Maggie Valley. From downtown Maggie Valley, head west on Soco Road and turn onto Country Club Drive. The resort entrance is well marked. Parking is plentiful on site.

Why Choose Maggie Valley Club and Resort

Few public-access golf courses in the Smokies region can match what Maggie Valley Club delivers on a single round. The combination of mountain elevation, centennial tree-lined fairways, bent grass greens, and a course that genuinely changes character between the front and back nine makes for a memorable day on the links regardless of your handicap.

The resort setting adds real value for visitors who want more than just golf. You can tee off in the morning, spend the afternoon at the pool or spa, have dinner at the clubhouse, and wake up the next day ready to do it again. Tee times are bookable online through Troon, which makes planning straightforward, and discount rates are often available for afternoon rounds.

Must Do

• Play the full 18 holes. The contrast between the Valley Nine and the Mountain Nine is part of what makes this course worth the trip. Don’t stop at nine.
• Book the Mountain Nine tee times early. The back nine is the showcase. Morning light on those ridge views is hard to beat.
• Explore a Stay and Play package. The resort packages combine condo accommodations and multiple rounds of golf at rates that make the trip genuinely worthwhile. Junior golfers 15 and under play free with a paying adult in July.
• Have a meal at Pin High Bar and Grille. The clubhouse dining is a comfortable way to cap a round, with views of the course and a relaxed mountain atmosphere.

What to Expect

• Semi-private club open to public play; tee times can be booked online through Troon or by calling the resort directly
• Green fees typically range from $45 to $85 for 18 holes; afternoon and late-day rates tend to be lower
• Four sets of tee boxes accommodate golfers of all skill levels
• Front nine is relatively flat and walkable; back nine climbs 800 feet and is cart-recommended
• Dress code applies; collared shirts required on course
• Condo-style accommodations available on site; contact the resort for availability and pricing
• Spa, fitness center, pool, and tennis courts available to resort guests and members

Nearby Things to Do in Maggie Valley

• Scenic Tours and Adventures. UTV backcountry adventures, open-air Safari Jeep tours, and Polaris Slingshot rentals led by a Cherokee guide into the heart of the Smoky Mountain wilderness.
• Wheels Through Time Museum. One of the finest motorcycle museums in the country, with a rare collection of American-made machines spanning over a century of two-wheeled history.
• Maggie Valley Puzzle Rooms. A fun indoor option for groups and families, with escape room challenges that work well for a rainy afternoon or a change of pace between outdoor days.

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