Inn of the Mountain Gods

Early time to play this mountain course. Several greens were temporary. Apparently was a hard winter. Recently plugged the greens, still rough.

This course is just amazing. I love the trees, and the casino is right next door. The staff is friendly and very welcoming! The weather was perfect! Definitely recommend!

I played this course a year ago and would have given it 5 stars. However, this time “all” the greens were unputtable. I never had a single putt that wasn’t bouncy all the way to the hole. It looked like they punched them and they never healed. Worst greens I’ve ever played and I’ve played a lot rinky dink municipal courses. Fairways were fantastic and the scenery and layout is beautiful and very playable. I wouldn’t play it again until the greens get back in shape.

The greens were terrible. They were aerated several weeks ago maybe even a month ago and were horrible, they’re also were large blanket or bigger sized areas on the green that had no grass on them. A course that has greens in this condition should offer some sort of discounted green fee or at least let you know before you get there that the greens are not even 75%. I left this course and went and played rainmaker, it was in perfect condition.

People were friendly and courteous. Fairlways were beautiful but greens left a lot to be desired. Bumpiness and bare spots could be enhanced with a good sanding. The verticut that was being done could also help.

We had a 12 o’clock tee time today and the staff was nice enough to let us go a little early because impending rains and open tee availability OK, stop licking faces. Well, the forecast was right and we only got nine holes in before we were rained out. I sure wish we had a chance to play the other nine holes, and complete the round. Maybe next time.

The greens on this course are in bad shape and the tee boxes not much better. As a lower handicap golfer you want a reasonable chance to make a putt. Many of the greens had invasive grass, bare spots, or were unputtalbe. There were a couple of acceptable greens.
If you want a fair roll on the greens, this is not your course. There a better courses in the area for your money. Rainmakers (though the head pro is has no personal skills and they have a poor weather cancellation policy). I would image the Links would be better. None of the buddies I played with said they would return this year or probably next as there is likely no way to fix the bare spots and invasive within two years, the layout is exceptional but sad to see it ruined by poor greens.

Great shape, fantastic views, no hassle on pace of play. Will play again!

I’ve played at the Inn of the Mountain Gods for many years. The greens were in fair shape last year, but they continue to decline to the point of being unacceptable. For the fee that is charged, I certainly expect the greens to be much better.

The fareways are decent. The bunkers are in good shape. We were able to go out as a twosome which was nice. The pace of play is well managed. We saw marshals at least four times. The starters, the marshals, pro shop, beverage cart person, and even the maintenance crews were all super friendly and accommodating.
The greens are all in need of repair. Many dead or bare areas. Several of the tee boxes are in bad shape too.

Green fees should be half or less. Tee boxes and greens are in terrible condition, definitely NOT a championship course. Course of play was unbearable, gps carts are slowing down the pace. I saw people so far from their cart they might as well walk the course or get a lift from the Marshall. Unable to load photos.

Beautiful course. Staff is friendly. Starter let us go out as a twosome. Greens need some work as do the tee boxes.

Over all this is a pretty nice course.
Layout and general conditions are good.
Conditions When I played on 6/7/24:
Tee boxes - most were in decent shape.
Fairways - most all were in decent condition but there were a handful that appeared to have areas that were burned from being over fertilized.
Greens - more than half of the greens had over fertilized burned areas generally in the centers of the greens. And about 4 or 5 of the greens had wildlife (deer & elk) damage that appeared to be at least a few days old - that should have been repaired but were not.
Overall - I will recommend it and will play it again. It is a little bit on the higher side of greens fees - which is why l would have expected fairways and greens to be in better condition than they were on 6/7/24.

If you looking to scratch that golf itch and enjoy God's top tier offers of nature, then look no further. This course has so many looks to make a better golfer through challenging elevation changes and shaped shots. Enjoy the scenery and say howdy to the deer and wild horses.

Great course greens were slow and in rough shape course is near to be shut down for winter.
So really unfair to fate the greens.
Def play again.