Grand Lake Golf Club

Greens roll really fast. Difficult course if you don't know the layout. No practice range available. It was a cold day, but it was still slow.

Never had such a slow play day as we did Saturday. We were stuck behind a twosome then a single and waited every hole. Got so bad had to skip last 2 holes before dark. We teed off at 11;45 and was terrible time. Never had this happen before.

I really enjoyed the course. The check in attention was friendly and kindly, with recomendations for first timers.

I like this place. Not a pretentious course, well kept, great value.

They’re battling hard to get this well-designed track back in shape…a monumental task given its size. But they appear to be winning. Greens are consistently good…most of the tee boxes are decent and half the traps have been Re-sanded (with drainage work about to take place on the other nine, I’m told.) Fairways are coming back after drought but you can always find decent grass near your ball if you allow a liberal “roll” exception when in the fairways. Bottom line: great bones, love the design…just BYO water or whatever. (Surprisingly few amenities given such a nice neighborhood.) Ended up being a very pleasant experience. I’ll return for sure, especially at current prices.

Fantastic course, layout conditions and pace of play just have to warm up before the round but other than that will be play there more often

This was a tough summer to keep golf courses in great shape and Grand Lake was similarly affected. But as a first time player I overlooked that and instead was very impressed with the course’s topography and layout. Very impressed! As Arnold said…”I’ll be back!”

Course is through mostly wooded area, for the lack of rain the greens were great, fairways decent. No clubhouse, make sure you have what you needs for drinks and snacks. Longer course than I remembered. Good elevations.