Lexington Golf Club

I played back in May of '24 and this was trashed by the work on the greens. I returned a few weeks ago to see what if any had changed over the Summer. The greens are once again playable and smooth. I just wish golfers would take better care of the greens. It seems a lot of folks have forgotten how to repair marks.

Only played here a few times but really enjoy the course and now with the new greens it’s even better.

Fun but challenging setup and the staff is very friendly to everyone. Two players in our group had never been there but vowed to return.

Course was in good shape. The greens were also nice.

The course layout is very challenging, made up for the short distant from the tip..greens and fairways are are in perfect conditions ..love this course!!

The course itself is a lot of fun to play. Very short and playable fairways. However, my Tee time was 11:50 and I did not Tee off until 5 or 10 minutes after 12. I did not finish as it took me almost 3 hours to do the front 9 due to pace of play. They book them very very tight for a Tuesday afternoon.

It's ok, price is great for 18 with cart and the condition, pace of play abysmal always too many people and I think because of that everyone does worse and hits worse on average. Don't see ANY changes to anything that suggest why they had closed down. The new greens supposedly and meh if it's not flat there are rough spots on them.

good course and layout, greens just renovated, fairways in great shape. fun course

Greens were being killed to grow new greens. Horrible to putt on

You won’t be disappointed. Very challenging and well kept. Only problem it was wet and cart path only. To much walking for 80 yrs old.

With the app, this is one of the best values around Central NC.

Its close, its cheap, there's no water holes, staff is friendly... that's the pros.

The cons are that there are giant sink hole trenches in some fairways due to water erosion or something. They've cut down a lot of trees which wouldn't be a big deal except that if you hit slightly into the rough there's good chance you'll never find your ball under a downed tree. Unlike other courses that have wooden steps leading up to tee boxes or placed on areas that have large hills, this course just has grass... if you're lucky. There's spots coming down some mounds where they can't get grass to grow so they just installed bricks, that are slick as glass if there's any moisture. One of the tee boxes is literally up on side of a hill with no steps or cart path to it, I saw where couple people had tried 4 wheeling it up the side of hill to tee box lol. They recently worked on all the greens, sadly it made a few worse. The 18th green has an actual ledge/cliff that drops off almost a foot in middle of it, not joking, 18th green might as well be a beach putt putt course.

The greens were patch work couldn’t put them very well.