The 9-hole "Apple Valley" course at the Apple Valley Country Club facility in Fairmont, West Virginia features 3669 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 36. The course rating is 38 and it has a slope rating of 113. The estimated green fees for 9 holes is $21. The Apple Valley golf course opened in 1965.
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Good beginner course with wide forgiving fairways. Rolling hills with good greens. Cheap price with cart included. Long for a 9-hole course. There really isn’t a distinguishing difference between fairway and rough though. Also cart paths are gravel or grass, with a small section paved. Overall it’s a okay place to play that’s cheap, but don’t expect anything grand.
This is a long course with par 37. Nice layout even though it lacks bunkers. Good value and nice people in the shop. Lots of crabgrass in the fairways and the conditioning has waned recently.
A 9 hole course that is indeed very long. Very relaxed atmosphere located close to I-79. Most holes are pretty wide open. Fairways are typically very hard and firm and suffer a lot of distress during the warmer part of the year as people don't heed cart path reccomendations. Greens look nice, but are bumpy and on the slower side and the tee boxes are often uneven and more crabgrass than anything else. Excellent place to work on long range clubs off the tee. No Bunkers and no water make it all about hitting the fairways to score well.