Lansdowne Resort - The Robert Trent Jones II Course

I had the privilege of getting to play here with a member, however, you can play by staying at the resort as well.

This course has a little of everything. I am still new to the game of golf and felt this course was appropriately challenging for my skill level.

The front 9 plays more open and wide followed by a back 9 that is more in the woods with more water and terrain hazards than the front 9. There are a few front 9 holes in particular that are extremely birdie-able. Hole 12 has a fairly difficult split fairway as well.

Also, hole 18 is extremely tough, so be prepared! This course was a ton of fun to play! I hope to someday play the Norman course as well!

Nice track with fun elevation holes and nicely designed greens. Big numbers if you’re spraying but it can be pars if you hit 2 good shots.

A little pricy. Carts are mandatory so it took 2.5 hours to play. Convenient location at resort.

Hadn't played Lansdowne in at least 8 years. Course was in great shape especially with recent hurricane. Greens were outstanding - only needed to fix a few ball marks. Fairways were so good we played it down. Can't wait to play it again!

Wide fairways, interesting greens and not too many forced carries make this course a most resort friendly golf course at a resort/club that offers a wide variety of golf. While the RTJ II Course is very playable, though, it's also a good challenge from the back tees for good players. It's also has a wide variety of holes (including a tree in the middle of a bunker), undulating greens and different looks throughout the course. Combine that with great views and a complete resort, and you've got a great golf experience.