Belmont Lake Golf Club

Played Belmont Lakes for my 4th time, I believe. It's a full hour's drive from my home but I like it enough to make that trip every so often.

I'd played during the summer when the bent grass greens were suffering terribly. Predictably, they're back to being healthy again. Some spotting here and there but overall very healthy, they putt very true and with reasonable speed. I prefer faster greens but I wouldn't at all term Belmont Lakes' greens as slow as they certainly are not. Faster than average, for sure.

Tee-boxes, fairways and rough were all in great shape. The dormant grass actually provides a nice surface from which to hit. Course was wet in spots so rollout was at a minimum, played longer, nice challenge.

Open, inviting fairways but placement is still pretty important. Nice variety to hole design, fantastic layout, flows very well. In all seasons save for summer, it's a must-play for me.

The conditions are top notch with smooth fast greens. I travel from Raleigh and this place doesn’t disappoint. Play here!!

I have played here several times on my way to Myrtle Beach. I will never stop here again.
I scheduled my round on golfnow as i have on several other occasions. This is the first time i ever saw that they offered a senior rate. So i scheduled 1 senior at the discounted rate.
The arrived about 20 minutes earlier than i expected and went into the pro shop to pay. . The guy said 1 senior. I said yes since i recently i just turned 57. The guy said okay and quoted the regular price, saying your not a senior. I tried explaining that my home course its 55. Hey didn't want to hear anything. He said it's not our senior age. I than asked why i wasn't getting the regular golfnow rate which was less than full price. He said that's not what you booked and you missed represented your age. It's full rate. The pro or manager was no help, do to they were hiding in there office. At that point i just said the forget t and i left. I will never stop here again if it's still there.

We played an early round on Saturday morning. It had rained a couple of inches the night before so we were bummed for the cart path only which made for a sluggish but still under 4-hour round. However, the course itself made up for the soggy track. I don’t think I had any shots where there wasn’t plush grass under the ball (except for my two punch outs!). Fairways were really smooth as well as the greens. The greens weren’t as fast as I hoped but they putted true to the read. Maybe they didn’t get a mow in due to the rain the day before. Aside from the hour drive from Raleigh, I would recommend this course to anyone who is looking for a scenic and challenging 18-holes of golf on a well-manicured course. And the price sealed the deal. Will definitely come back to play this track again! Thanks Belmont Lakes

Would not honor GolfNow online reservation-even when I showed him confirmation. I had to pay the “street” rate as he said GolfNow info was in error and from now on I should bypass GolfNow and call the golf course directly. Pace of play was awful….2 groups on every hole waiting to tee off. No ranger on course and lots of complaints.. All that said, I do not recommend until customer service is vastly improved.

First visit to what is now a favorite of ours. Beautiful layout Lots of space. Great staff. Great restaurant to have lunch after the round

live in Raleigh and have been playing Belmont Lake for many years. Our foursome absolutely loves the course. It is in as good a shape as anything in Raleigh and is a great layout. Fun.

Belmont lake is my favorite course to play at. The conditions have always been top of the line and it’s at a fair price. It is the best bang for your buck, in my opinion. There are 2 downfalls to this course. Pace of play, which happens at a semi private club and I get that, and cart girls/snack bar. I went out there at 3pm and never once had an opportunity to buy a drink. If that could change I think this course is in the top 10% in the state of North Carolina. Fairways were pure, greens were unbelievable. I think it is a hidden gem of nc