Sky Valley in Georgia occupies a valley floor between the Blue Ridge and Nantahala ranges, with its fairways running along a north-south axis that follows the Little Tennessee River. The terrain rises sharply on both sides, creating elevation changes that influence wind patterns and club selection. The course was carved from mixed hardwood forest, and many fairways remain framed by mature oaks, hickories, and hemlocks. Several holes feature split fairways divided by drainage channels or rock outcrops. The greens are built on gently undulating sites with subtle back-to-front tilts that can turn three-putts into routine outcomes. Water comes into play on five holes, primarily through small creeks that cross the lower holes and a single pond that guards the approach to the closing par four. The layout places its most demanding tee shots on the holes that climb the eastern ridge, where the landing areas narrow as the slope steepens. The routing returns to the clubhouse after nine holes, allowing players to reassess wind direction before the inward nine.
Par 71 18 holes 6901 yards
Sky Valley currently has (within 1 mile) 1 townhouse for sale with a list price of $289,500 and 1 condo for sale with a list price of $699,000. The average annual property tax for Sky Valley is $1,931.