Crowder's Mountain Golf

Designed by Norman Grass/Lynn Young and opened in 1952

Crowder's Mountain - Kings Mountain, North Carolina

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Course Details

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Length:

6795 yards

Slope:

128

Rating:

71.8

Driving Ranges:

The 18-hole "Crowder's Mountain" course at the Crowder's Mountain Golf facility in Kings Mountain, North Carolina features 6795 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 71.8 and it has a slope rating of 128. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $35. Designed by Norman Grass/Lynn Young, the Crowder's Mountain golf course opened in 1952.

Estimated Green Fees

$35

Scorecard for Crowder's Mountain

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Gold71.80/139	545	400	230	360	145	360	375	450	550	3415	400	185	375	370	560	195	365	370	560	3380	6795
Blue70.00/129	535	375	210	320	135	300	360	435	530	3200	360	175	360	355	545	180	350	355	530	3210	6410
White68.80/122	520	370	165	310	115	265	350	405	510	3010	340	160	345	340	530	175	340	320	475	3025	6035
White (L)74.10/138	520	370	165	310	115	265	350	405	510	3010	340	160	345	340	530	175	340	320	475	3025	6035
Red (L)70.00/122	440	300	130	250	100	235	300	320	470	2545	300	150	300	300	480	120	320	300	460	2730	5275
Par	5	4	3	4	3	4	4	4	5	36	4	3	4	4	5	3	4	4	5	36	72

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What Golfers are Saying

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Shannon S. Reviewed August 07, 2012

Ok place....just not worth the price. If they would cut the fees down by $10 it would be a pretty good value, but as is it's not worth playing. The fairways are well maintained, but right now the greens are shot because of the heat and no watering....which is like most courses.

They advertise hole 14 "young's revenge" as the hardest par 5 in the world...what a joke. There a small pond at 235 yards from the tee that you can't see, so you have to take a wood shot. Then it's only 240 more yards to the flag, uphill. Wow, really hard. Hit another wood, then you have about a standard 60 yard pitch. How on Earth is this the hardest par 5 in the world? What a joke.

And by the way, there are no hole markers, so you don't know if you're at the #1 tee, or 15, or 9....there are no signs...I had to ask 3 times to other golfers where I go next. You don't know the yardage...nothing.

The maintenance really is pretty good...but the drive down to get to the clubhouse should tell you something..don't expect much. It's like you're driving through the slums.

Once again...okay course overall, but it's worth only $15 during the week and $25 on weekends. Not the $40 that they charge. Don't go here if you can find somewhere else to play.

Rusty S. Reviewed February 24, 2012

Course fun to play. Signature hole is a joke. Layup, layup, then a shot to the pin. It is a poorly designed hole, especially for a par 5. Scenery is nice and greens are generally good. Starting to get pricey for the value. The staff could stand to smile every now and then. ;-)

Peter B. Reviewed August 20, 2011

Nice course. Clean, well cut. Everything clearly marked. Hazards in good shape. Fairway, rough, and greens all cut as they should be. A slight mixture of grasses on the greens makes them a little more difficult to negotiate. Some minor drainage issues on a couple of fairways. The was busy, but the rate of play was good. Overall a good value for the money. Great scenery.

Jose K. Reviewed December 11, 2010