Glenlakes Golf Club - Lakes Course

The course was in decent shape with the exception of the greens. The greens had little to no grass on them. Very bumpy and bare. Not a great value for price.

The greens are the worse I have ever seen. No grass, and ridiculous.

Pace of play was fine mainly because not many people playing probably due to condition of greens.

Price should be reduced and they should let you know about the greens.

The rating is based on the course conditions because I came to play golf. The greens barely had grass - I understand they are working on this, so hopefully they will resolve soon.

The course is a great layout and fun to play. However the putting greens have some serious work needed. They have some sort of disease that needs to be taken care of. There are several holes where there is very little grass. You are putting on compacted dirt. If it weren’t for the greens this could be one of the best courses in the area.

Played the dunes/vista course often, greens were just painted dirt with some moss, hope they have a get back plan,

The greens were in terrible shape but the rest of the course was perfect

Greens are gone! Absolutely the worst I’ve played. The only reason I’m leaving a bad review is because they have to know how bad these greens are and they are still charging full prices! Everything else about the course is really good, layout, fairways, staff. But it’s unreal how bad they’ve let the greens get. I’ve played this course several times and when the greens are right it’s a great course. The greens are unplayable right now….dead, hard as concrete…horrible! I won’t play the course again until I hear from someone that they’ve fixed the greens. Again if they acknowledged it and reduced the price it would at least show they care about it. Bad business to charge full prices when it’s obvious how bad the greens are!

Fairways are good but the greens are nothing more than packed dirt.

Greens were really bad. Practically putting on dirt

Everything was great except the greens were mostly dirt making them bumpy.

Stretches of heavy rain in March/April have no doubt impacted the course’s condition, but after playing here a time or two every spring over the past 20 years, I have to conclude that very poor greens and patchy fairways are the rule rather than the exception at Glen Lakes.

The greens on the Dunes & Vista courses were in absolutely terrible condition. It's one thing if they recently sanded & punched, but this was way beyond that. Many of the greens didn't even have grass, only hard packed dirt/sand. I overshot a hole by a couple of feet on a back pin, and the ball rolled like 30 feet all the way down to the front of the green, all on hard dirt. It's too bad, because we liked the rest of the course.