Gatlinburg and the Smoky Mountains offer 6 public courses set amid Great Smoky Mountains National Park terrain — dramatic elevation changes and mountain scenery that make every round feel unlike anything in the flatlands. Gatlinburg Golf Course features a hole that drops 194 feet, one of the most dramatic in American golf. Average weekday rates of $57.
Gatlinburg Green Fees: Current Pricing
| Course | Weekday 18 | Weekend 18 | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bent Creek Golf Course | $52 | $65 | 3.8 ★ |
| Gatlinburg Golf Course | $60 | $60 | 4.2 ★ |
| Island Pointe Golf Club | $60 | $76 | 4.1 ★ |
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Top Courses
Gatlinburg Golf Course is the must-play — an 18-hole layout with the famous "Sky Hi" hole descending 194 feet. Bent Creek Golf Village in Gatlinburg and Millstone at The Preserve in Townsend round out the public options in the Smokies corridor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is mountain golf in Gatlinburg difficult?
Yes — elevation changes, mountain terrain, and altitude affect every shot. Factor in extra club selection for uphill holes and dramatic ball flight on steep downhill lies.
When is the best time to golf in Gatlinburg?
May through October. Fall (late September–October) is spectacular for foliage but the busiest tourist season. Spring offers beautiful scenery with lower crowds.
What is the average green fee in Gatlinburg?
Around $57 weekday, ranging from $52 to $60 across the market's public layouts.