Treetops Resort

Tees not marked. No signs. Staff doesn't know where hole 1 is located. Looked for half an hour and gave up. On our way out the cook from the sports bar assured us it exists but we were ready to do something else. With the elevation, views and land features this property could be home to a world class professional gold level course but instead it appears there isn't much of a community to support the course and the resort management doesn't seem to put much effort in to it. Wish I lived up here t ...
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Tees not marked. No signs. Staff doesn't know where hole 1 is located. Looked for half an hour and gave up. On our way out the cook from the sports bar assured us it exists but we were ready to do something else. With the elevation, views and land features this property could be home to a world class professional gold level course but instead it appears there isn't much of a community to support the course and the resort management doesn't seem to put much effort in to it. Wish I lived up here to help make it better but unless something changes and there is better information for visitors and better informed staff I won't be back and I don't recommend other people to waste their time.
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Given the available space, this course is a complete miss. Narrow paths are cut through tall, disc-swallowing grass and tossed onto the side of a hill. The baskets are homemade, of variable heights, and have poor catching ability. Given what a weekend of golf or skiing costs at Treetops, you'd think they could at least shell out for Mach IIs. The final insult is the ninth hole, which goes straight up the hill. I had hoped for a final, 600+ foot bomb down the hill similar to what is found on ...
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Given the available space, this course is a complete miss. Narrow paths are cut through tall, disc-swallowing grass and tossed onto the side of a hill. The baskets are homemade, of variable heights, and have poor catching ability. Given what a weekend of golf or skiing costs at Treetops, you'd think they could at least shell out for Mach IIs. The final insult is the ninth hole, which goes straight up the hill. I had hoped for a final, 600+ foot bomb down the hill similar to what is found on most ski hill courses. This place is a blank canvas, it could be great with a little funding and input from someone who knows the sport.
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