Carolina Lakes Golf Club

not a friendly place and it was over priced. not worth the hour drive to play this course. I had much rather drive an extra 30 minutes to Edgewater

This was one of best courses in Carolinas up until this year. Well maintained, great par 3's challenging, even a bit difficult at times. However the last two times I have played the greens had so many ball marks it was like putting through a mind field. This is supposed be high end course $69 and you expect good conditions. When I tell you these had to be the worse greens I have ever seen... Not a few ball marks hundreds - I asked the ranger and he said it was due to tournaments; I questioned him on that; it is retirement community and they must not want to bend over to repair marks. One hole I counted 400 Ball marks disgraceful will never go back until they do something about. You literally cannot putt FULL STOP!! The greens keeper should be ashamed!!

Worst Greens within 100 miles of Charlotte. The greens had been punched two weeks earlier, but that was not the problem. Some fungus had kill a lot of spots on the greens. The fairways had large clumps of dead mowed grass in them that stopped your ball from getting any role.

No starters to regulate tee times on a busy week-end. In fact we saw no rangers or staff till 16. Then he was rude a like many old men that ranger acted like we were bugging him by being on his course.

No problem. It will be a long time before they get any more money of mine

This is the best public course Charlotte has to offer seroius golfers. After being here two years, it is shocking to find the lack of above-average courses in area.

Bent grass greens (taking a beating due to the heat at this point) usually roll very nicely. Good mix of holes with risk-reward situations and birdie opportunities. At $59, it's far superior to lesser tracks that as $68-70. You'll hit every club off the tee.

Downsides are the less-than-friendly clubhouse staff and poor selection of items in the snack bar/beverage cart. The two-tee system they use on weekend mornings, has been disconcerting as it appears that the starter has little idea how to incorporate those groups that start on #10.

All in all, you won't find many better than you can play in the Charlotte area, so book your time.

The golf course isn't anything special. It's no more than average. The fairways were in good condition for the most part but the greens were in poor condition. There were a lot of dead patches on the greens and they were very inconsistent. Pace of play: Took us 5 hours to play 18. We usually average 3.5 hours/round. This may be an isolated incident as I've only payed this course once, however it was pretty slow on this particular day.

The biggest take away was that this round cost us $75/player which I feel could have been better spent at a different course to get a better experience. Value for your money, in my opinion, was very low.

this course is way to hard for the weekender or average golfer.located in a seniors only neighborhood plays like Augusta.A joke.you want to walk off this course after 8 holes!!! hit it down the middle roll into the woods or some sand trap in the middle of the landing area.that or the fairway rolls your shot down the middle into the trees.water in the middle of 2 holes back to back??? one a par 5 one a par 4.a joke.to much sand and water.fairways are to tight.just no fun!!! clubhouse people can care less.if you are there or not??? no play because it is to hard for older players.and weekenders.PLEASE REMODEL YOUR COURSE!!! make it fun!!! not a death trap!!! greens stink!! they are hugh and roll real bumpy everytime I have played it.just no fun at all.a KILLER!!! makes you want to quit.when we need more golfers not less!!!