Emerald Lake Golf Club

Good course, like the layout, all around good course, enjoy playing it. They are currently aerating the greens, large holes and lots of sand on greens, almost like putting in a hard bunker. It's a necessary evil to get the greens good for the fall I understand but they were bad. Even with the bad greens still had a good round and enjoy emerald lake!

Played the course today and the staff was great minus the ranger lol . After the first hole noticed the greens were infested with crab grass 80% of the bunkers were washed out . Was like they were placed where the rain drains . 18th hole had bridge washed out . Needs a lot of TLC . Had they mentioned the condition we wouldn't have played there . $40 way over priced considering the water damage .

If you're local, you probably know the layout is nice. Recent reviews really help with course conditions. Emerald Lake was in very good shape last Sunday

Got a Hot Deal, so it was well worth it. Greens were a bit rough. Overall course was in good condition. Staff is very friendly.

I don't play this course often, only one to two times a year. I really want to like this course more, it has a good layout, fun and challenging at the same time. I realize this has been a hot, dry summer, but the course always seems the same which is why I don't play here more - fairways were hard and dry, greens soft and wet, and this time weeds/foreign grasses on greens making putting very challenging. There were also several dead fish (some large) floating in one of the ponds. It's a great value, but I would gladly pay more for this course in better overall shape. This is a good course, but could be great.

The Lake was in good shape since we have had no rain.

Great set up, only problems were the green were very rough (ball divots) also cart didn't any sand to replace divots in fairways. Otherwise enjoy the course.

Staff was friendly, starter was very helpful and funny. The course was in good shape for a hot summer. The greens were receptive and very consistent. Made for excellent putting. Pace of play was excellent. You won't be disappointed like I was at The Divide the week before.

Hi! I have a 20 handicap and have played emerald Lake 6 times. I have ben pleased with the course, facilities and staff.

The driving range is good and a large bucket --I'm guessing it has about 70 balls-- costs $10 if I remember correctly.

The original clubhouse burned down and there is a temporary one in a trailer. It serves the purpose.

The friendliness of the staff varies. I have dealt with very nice and helpful folks and some who have no clue about customer service.

The course is in good shape despite the recent drought. The fairways and greens are fine but some greens do show signs of abuse. I don't blame the course staff for it; I blame the idiots who don't repair their ball's marks.

To me, the course is fairly challenging. With some tee shots you face narrow fairways, substantial changes in elevation and sometimes both. Nonetheless, the course is enjoyable.

The length of the holes is reasonable. I'm 50 and play from the white tees. If I remember correctly, the longest hole is 18 and it is right around 500 yards.

There is a par 3 (The 16th hole I think) that is about 180-185 yards but I can reach it with my 2 hybrid.

My one complain is that sometimes the quality of the people you encounter is less than desirable. Yesterday, there were a couple of guys next to me at the driving range wearing flip flops and tank tops. They teed off 2 groups behind me.

Other than that, I am happy with the place and will play it again.

This is the first time that I have had the chance to play Emerald Lake this year. The course is in very nice condition. The new tee boxes have come in very well. The tree removal gives the course a different look in many areas. I have seen the work that the staff has been doing over the course of the last year or so and it is paying dividends. The only thing missing is the fountain in the pond on #4. Great job. Hope to get back out more times this year.

Always enjoy playing here. Couse in good condition with lack of rain.

Very happy with the overall condition except most of the greens have many, many unrepaired ball marks. I would fix 4 or 5 per green and it still left many to be fixed.

First time playing this course. Decent shape greens were a little rough. Back nine got a little slow but not too bad.

This course started out good at the beginning of the year but has been going downhill ever since. Last round I played it was fairly busy and in the high to mid 90's. Not a drop of water on the course, no cold water or drinks in the clubhouse (which is an old trailer). No cart service which is ok I guess if you are a camel. So if u r a camel this course will be a great for you.

course was in great shape. Played for about $30 on a Friday morning, excellent deal on golf now. Worth double that amount. Greens were recently punched but were in fair shape.

An enjoyable round at a great price.
Worth your time, the course is in good condition.

My 12 year old daughter and I played this course, and she had so much fun. It was her first time, not my first time. I have always liked Emerald Lake. The greens and fairways were very well kept this time. A great value for the cost.

Disappointed as wanted to play but raining and breezy.

Greens were in excellent shape but the tee boxes were overgrown and most tee boxes were moved around to accommodate them growing properly, it made some holes to short and some way to long. Other than that the course was in great condition.

Apparently stopping at the turn for refreshments is frowned upon at this facility. My group was approached around hole 13 and asked to speed up. We kept our same pace and at the end the ranger came by and thanked us for speeding up. So if it's sunny and in the 90s, you have bee forewarned, do not stop at the turn or you will be hassled.