Lake Land Village Golf Course - Generation I & III Course
About
Located in Allyn just 45 minutes west of Tacoma, LakeLand Village surrounds Anderson Lake with Mt. Rainier providing a backdrop to the south. The community includes three beaches and a 27-hole golf course. The course is divided into three nines known as Generation I, II, and III, which are played in different 18-hole combinations. Gen I and III combines the oldest and newest nines. The former is shorter and tighter, while the longer back nine has more undulation on the greens and strategically placed bunkers. There are several challenging holes that feature narrow fairways framed by out-of-bounds, and water hazards come into play as well. The golf course is nicely balanced with more player-friendly features, making it a good option for players of all skill levels.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by romeoishere93 on 06/06/2026
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Photo submitted by NBE9adFGzf5oU9YID5vq on 09/01/2025
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Photo submitted by NBE9adFGzf5oU9YID5vq on 09/01/2025
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Photo submitted by CindyA57 on 09/05/2021
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April 1st Golf outing Photo submitted by johngaboury on 04/01/2021
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Photo submitted by rob2986272 on 01/17/2021
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Photo submitted by Hans2930292 on 08/26/2020
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2 birdies Photo submitted by lee3639809 on 08/19/2019
Golfer Reviews
First time playing and I'm glad I did.
The course was minimally populated on a Monday. The greens were very fast. I played it in 3.5 hours but I was alone. I only had to play through one group over 18 holes. I put four hours on the survey because I was alone for the 3.5 hours.
For spring golf the course was very playable.
If you play golf in the spring, it is a plus when the lands and rolls.
Pretty Courses and the right price
Lakeland was quite a drive but with nearly 70% savings we made the drive! It has three different 9 hole courses called generation 1, 2, and 3. We played Generations 2 and 3. Generation 2 was beautiful and very fun to play. Generation 3 was much newer. It was fairly narrow and pretty straight forward.
Good, fun course.
Course has some terrain variation that makes it interesting. Some narrow fairways and trees require some accurate drives. Pin placement on several holes required accurate chips onto the green or chance a three putt. There is a bit of water to be aware of, but keep it straight and it is no worry. Good value for the money. Never have had any issues getting a tee time when requested. It is a 27 hole course, but play Generation II and III for the most challenge. Food at the course is limited to a snack bar with the basics.
Enjoyed our round. Will play here again.
Very pleasant surroundings. Some challenging lay-ups, but adds to the fun. We played in August and conditions were nearly perfect.