About
Frisco Lakes Golf Club is a part of the Del Webb Frisco Lakes Community, just north of Dallas. The front nine of the course is interwoven with the community itself while the back nine sprawls across open countryside. The five sets of tees range from just over 5,000 yards to just over 7,000 yards, allowing the golf course to be played as a leisurely round or a formidable test. The challenging, well maintained greens are the course's most memorable feature. Golfers should be prepared for a back-to-back peninsula green and island green on the seventh and eighth holes. The 14th is another tough water hole that runs alongside Lake Lewisville. Water is not the only hazard at Frisco Lakes Golf Club though, there are also plenty of strategically placed bunkers throughout.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by u314161670018 on 07/07/2021
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Photo submitted by u314161670018 on 07/07/2021
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Photo submitted by u314161670018 on 07/07/2021
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Photo submitted by u314161670018 on 07/07/2021
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Frisco Lakes 13-View-Tee-to-Green Photo submitted by kbujnowski on 05/14/2016
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Par 4 hole 7 Photo submitted by Khang5905166 on 08/12/2014
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Cool island par 3 Photo submitted by Khang5905166 on 08/12/2014
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Photo submitted by Khang5905166 on 08/12/2014
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Had some company Photo submitted by Khang5905166 on 08/12/2014
Golfer Reviews
Great course but...
I love the course and layout but $115? Really? The staff was awesome but they STILL have porta-potties months and months later from a previous round. For a post round drink you have to sit outside with no sun protection. The course was nice but definitely not worth $115. I guess with so few courses up in Frisco they can charge whatever they want but I played a Garland muni today that was just as nice for less then half the price and their clubhouse was superb. I may return when the renovations are complete but at that price, it's a big if.
Do not book this course.
I played this course for the last 4 years. 4 years ago it was 60-70 dollars to play, excellent shape, Marshall moving slow players up holes, and great greens. It has gotten so bad, and are charging people 115 dollars to play here. The ONLY thing about this course that is above average is the layout. Everything else will disappoint you. Do not waste your money or your time.
Used to be so good. For the current price - it’s just ok.
Seems like everytime I play Frisco Lakes, there’s at least one thing about it that causes me to say, “I can’t believe they’re charging $80-115 for this!” Love the layout. Some fun holes on this course. But conditions are not always optimal. As was the case playing it a few days ago - fairways were still a bit dead and greens were just punched a week or so ago (so putts didn’t roll true). I remember when this was course was consistently well maintained and much cheaper - it was one of my favorites in the North suburbs DFW area.
Poor conditions. No grass in fairways. 2 flat tires with our golf cart.
Decent course
For cost should really note when greens are punched. Would not have paid $89 knowing this. Also fairways are rock hard and bunkers in poor shape.
Loved it - pace was real slow
Loved the weather loved the course layout loved the pairing with another player loved the fairways greens were punched so would’ve enjoyed even more if I played at a different time once the greens are in better condition. Will play again but a bit expensive for my game.
Staff is horrible, price outrageous.
First few times I played the course was great, I've got their monthly membership deal, but it's been going downhill ever since I got it. The course itself is in rough shape, they overbook so pace of play is always slow, you'll see the cart girl twice if your lucky after a 5-6 hour round, on top of all of that the staff at the pro shop are just plain rude. The last time I went on a Wednesday during the day and brought my girlfriend who doesn't play and they had plenty of carts to choose from. I asked if I could pay a rider fee so me and her could have a cart, which other places around accommodate. Not this place, I was scolded by them how it's policy to not allow it and that they are far too busy at my laughable request. I will be cancelling my monthly membership and not going back, there are plenty of other courses in the area not charging $115 to play at a mediocre municipal course. Save your money and go play Trails of Frisco.
Over priced
Paying $115 for this course is ridiculous. The course layout is really nice. I enjoy it but you’re better off hooking it into the ruff so at least you have a grass to hit out of because the fairways are dirt. The last two times I have played there we had a 2 putt max because the greens were in such bad shape, there are spots with no grass. It was just dirt or squares of sod that the ball would completely change direction on if you put a crossed it.
Baked out dog track
Every lie is playing off bare dirt with flat, dormant grass. It’s better to play from “rough.” Two-thirds of bunkers are literally raked clay. Tee boxes are bare dirt or sand. It’s a travesty they charge $85 for that goat track.
Not worth the price but still great
$115 for a Sunday morning tee time for a course of this level is outrageous. The layout is great, conditions are normal for January, the staff was friendly but only saw the cart girl once and the pro shop is under remodel, solid overall but not worth the price, especially considering the same quality of courses in the area are $20-$40 cheaper. And this course used to be $20-$40 cheaper not long ago and you can play a better quality muni for half the price if you’re willing to drive.
Not worth the cost
Pace of play is terrible no one ever asks anyone to play to pace have never been able to get through 18 holes without waiting for the bottleneck of golfers standing around waiting to play.
Winter Golf
Second time playing the course. Couldn't get back soon enough. Really like the layout of the course. It suites my eye well. Course is extremely well maintained. Greens were a tad slow this round due to not being able to cut them for a couple of days because of weather. But considering the amount of rain they'd had, the course drains really well.
Mother Nature hasn't been too cooperative. Both rounds were played after several days of rain. Looking forward to playing it under dry conditions.
Use GolfNow.. call the club and save $$?
The course was in decent shape considering the summer we had. They we’re doing some aerificatiin on several areas, no biggie. Our tee time was a little after 4, we got put behind 2 foursomes of wakers (high school team) they slowed us up quite a bit. They should have told us that we were going to be waiting on every hole for the entire front 9. I should’ve taken the advice of the guy that check us in at the pro shop and just call the pro shop instead of using GolfNow because I got charged extra fees that I wouldn’t have got if I just book directly through them. Me and my son played nine holes and it cost us $90 which is ridiculous. Next time I’ll just use the GolfNow app to find the teatime and then call the golf course directly and save 15%, but I think that may be against the rules I don’t think the club at Frisco lake supposed to be doing that.
Great course
Just played here the other day for the first time. Price is a little high but the course does not disappoint. I don’t mind paying $86 when the course is that good. The price definitely fits the course and the practice facilities. I would highly recommend this course to anyone who wants to play in DFW.