Lakeridge Links Golf Course

Started a little behind schedule, which is expected for this time of the year...but course fees of $70 for this timenof the year ian a little pricey. Course didn’t bother to blow leaves of food the fairway which can make for a tough time trying ron find your ball

This course is in horrendous shape. Cart paths are ridiculous/unusable. Fairways are harder then concrete.

A few holes are under actual construction with bulldozers etc.

It’s unfortunately a unkept/unmaintained course. I would assume it has no greens keeper or staff.

This course used to be a decent course years ago. Over the last few years it has become a cow pasture. I know this summer was really hot and dry but this course was much worse than other courses. Probably going to be a longtime before I go back. It isn't like the price was discounted.

I hadn’t been in 2 years I was so disappointed from the minute I got there the pro shop was practically empty of everything ,checking in I asked what shape the course was in and was told in really good shape So I get my cart which was absolutely filthy I wiped it down myself then off to the 10th hole which is now the starting hole. I won’t go through every hole but the fairways were in bad condition and a lot of the greens were dried out with dirt patches and some kind of green filler on them it was terrible. Plus the cart paths were actually dangerous to drive there were holes everywhere. I was totally dissatisfied with this golf course Lakeridge and I will not be going back.

What I would once consider a top course in the region, has fallen in tough times. The greens are still quick and hold, but the rest of the course is in rough condition. Tee boxes are chewed up and unleveled. The fairways are damaged with dead grass and exposed dirt a common sight. It appears they may be preparing to rectify this for the 2021 season, with significant construction underway near holes 5/6 & 16/17.

Fingers crossed for better times ahead.

Have been playing Lakeridge for years and was particularly impressed with the condition of the greens this time around. However, i couldn’t help but notice that the green fees have gone up between $20~$25 per round.

This course has suffered from a long period of hot dry weather. The greens were good and tees OK. But most fairways were hard to hit due to the hard ground, inability to water them but concentrating on watering greens and tees. I think that additional water wells are needed for fairway watering because it was hard to hit at some locations. The back and front nines are reversed this year to make it easier to have staff close to the pro shop, facility and entrance area we people come in. You should consider making this a permanent change in my view. Starting with a short par five is better than a hard par 4. I enjoyed the company of a family that I joined.

A few greens are beat up a little, but other than that no complaints. Great staff, and the course has a good degree of difficulty. I would definitely play here again.

close the doors and hook up some sprinklers waste of time and money

The fairways desperately need a drink of water. It was like playing on the sidewalk.