GlenLakes Country Club

Played Glen Lakes this week and was pleasantly surprised on how much it had improved from our last outing there last April. The overall conditions are very good as there is good grass on every fairway and the rough was not the typical thin dirty lies we see with other courses locally. The greens are firm, fast and most importantly consistent throughout the course. Bunkers are well maintained as well.

Pace of play was excellent the day we played with the starter making an effort to get us off ahead of the member play that allowed our twosome a 3 hour 15 minute play.

In the two times i’ve played the course, i’ve been very pleased with the staff friendliness. They take the time to welcome you, and explain the details of the play requirements. It’s a member’s course and the staff treat outside play like they treat their members, with courtesy.

With the new ownership, there is a commitment to make this facility a great value for its members. The improvements show the commitment and it’s a treat for us guests for the day to enjoy their progress.

I have played this course a few times now and just love the layout and condition of the course. The other great thing is that the course was not busy and it felt like we where playing on our own private course. Looking forward in playing this course again!

I live at Glen lakes and am a mandatory social member whom needs” golf now” to play at a reasonable rate for 18 holes. The course is good yes. The cost terrible. Not happy with the cost, for social mandatory members. Start realizing your members are more important than the outside non members.

Being a mandatory social member, and finding golf now priced at far less, makes me want to remove my social dues and play with golf now. I think it a social membership rate slightly below gif now green fee would get more residents playing. More revenue too

A great deal to be found on TeeOff, as these greens are some of the most immaculately kept in the region. Not too narrow, but adequately punishable for missing the fairway. Overall, not the most memorable course around in design or aesthetic, but certainly very enjoyable still, though be prepared for some really tough putts at times.

Previous private course just opened to golf now. Very nice course. Fairways and greens were awesome. Definitely recommended.

Historically a private course, opened to the public to solicit more membership, a great course to play. Front 9 a tad narrow, most holes don't have water in play. Greens a tad slower than expected. Staff was fantastic, accommodating and most importantly, welcoming.

Not sure the reason, but the course was entirely restricted to carts in rough areas only. But they gave each cart a guide on how to navigate the rough on each hole.

Lastly, a cost of the round was higher than most courses in the general vicinity. That will probably keep me away unless I can get a tee time with a "hot deal." Save for that, I definitely recommend. It was awesome playing a course for the very first time.

Like the course, challenging play, fun. Fix the social membership play costs. Just wrong.

Staff is friendly and treat you great, even for non-members. The course layout is awesome and is in great conditions. It’s definitely worth the drive from Tampa.

Nice course fun layout. Course is in very good condition. Greens are very fast.

My 2nd time playing Glenlakes.Amazing course .Challenging yet fair.Wonderful staff in Proshop.Thinking about membership.Thanks so much for making my tee times so enjoyable.

Played Glen Lakes today on a whim. Had a 2:13 but we were running late. Called the shop and the pro was great, said take your time, it’s pretty open. We didn’t see a soul…3 hours tops. Very playable, good shape, greens weren’t speedy but we’re true. A good value at $50.

The layout and course conditions are what make this a must play. Nice northern feeling to the layout and in great shape on course. The clubhouse was closed for the most part, apparently under renovation. Staff was extra friendly.