Lake Worth Beach Golf Club

I love that this course is by the water, especially during the summer where it has not as hot as inland courses. You can catch a breeze and enjoy some nice water views. I find it affordable and works for my beginners level of play. Nice to have a restaurant right at the end of the course for a cold beer and a bite (service has been slow during the summer months.

To start, the course is in a phenomenal location. Some of the views are absolutely amazing. The building for the clubhouse is basic but nice. However, the tee boxes are horrendous. They have so much of a crown on them. That one is challenge to find a flat area to tee off from. They are also in dire need of reseeding and repair. At the time of this review, they are redoing the cart paths. This is needed, but the fact that the tee boxes are in such disrepair makes one wonder about the priorities regarding the course.

The fairways are in decent condition. The rough is extremely shaggy. And the putting surface is abominable. The greens are so shaggy that one could hit a putt to go 100 feet on a decent green, but it would go perhaps 50 feet on this course.

Granted, this is a municipal course, and the green fees are quite reasonable for the area. However, it is very frustrating when one considers the poor maintenance of the course. Aesthetically, the course could be so much more. The 17th tee could be used as a backdrop for weddings with a steeple of one of the local churches just over the green. And to turn and look at the causeway would be a perfect picture on one’s wedding day.

The pond that lines the 14th, 15th and 16th holes is disgusting. It is fetid and filled with algae. All that would be needed would be a couple fountains and one would have a picture postcard set of holes.

If Lake Worth was willing to invest some money into the course, they could get an incredible return on investment. It’s a shame that they don’t take the opportunities present presented to them.

Booked 18 holes the day before.

GolfNow sent an email at 9:38 stating that only 9 holes were available. I had already left the house for my 10:52 tee time.

The back 9 was closed for SCHEDULED cart path repairs.

Either Lake Worth Beach informed GolfNow at the last minute or GolfNow didn't post the info in a timely manner.

I left after 9 holes. Someone dropped the ball.

I've never played this course a lot. It doesn't typically drain well. I've already played it twice this week and I'm going back Tomorrow. They've done a great job of improving the greens over the last couple years. Inconsistent turf on the fairways has been the soft spot for this course historically. Right now the course is playing as good as any in Palm Beach County. I make the tee times for my normal Sunday group. I didn't get an excited response when I announced we're playing Lake Worth tomorrow. I told them to reserve there judgement until they've played a few holes. I am very happy I'm playing there again tomorrow. If anyone reading this gets the chance, go play the Lake Worth Golf Course. The course it's self has caught up with the world class service they always offer they're players.

We played at 11am and paid 35 dollars from golf now. A very good price for the course conditions which is quite good. The tee boxes are decent. The Fairways were mostly good. The greens good.

One of my favorites in the area. Hands down best value for money. Recommend to all

Town needs to put money into the course, council should be ashamed.

Beautfull course nice greens enen though course a little slow I felt people at coursr had some golf etiquet

Great course, very open, easy for beginners not a lot of water. Great price

Always liked this layout, better conditions than I remember so I will definitely be back!