Lake Park Golf Course - Championship Course
About
Lake Park Golf Club is located below the Lake Lewisville dam, and was originally known as Oak Ridge Park. Make sure you warm up before your round, because no. 1 goes 465 yards with water in play off the tee. The next notable hole is no. 8, which offers a nice risk-reward situation with two small ponds protecting the green 312 yards away. With the wind, it is definitely driveable. On Lake Park Golf Club's back nine, no. 10 gives you the option to carry the lake with a 230-yard-plus drive, or lay up and leave yourself with a long approach over the water.
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Photo submitted by kjT6qNvKfkkl5D1bVMZx on 06/19/2026
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Photo submitted by JetShaw on 06/05/2026
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Photo submitted by blindside on 04/12/2026
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Photo submitted by doyletony on 10/26/2025
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Photo submitted by doyletony on 10/26/2025
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Photo submitted by doyletony on 10/26/2025
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Photo submitted by doyletony on 10/26/2025
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Photo submitted by Harrisonhale29 on 11/11/2023
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Photo submitted by Ebenuys on 10/05/2023
Golfer Reviews
Perfect beginner beginner links course
Enjoyable course for all skill levels of golfers. Open fairways with minimal trees. Difficult to lose your ball. Great variation in par 3’s and par 5’s
General lack of awareness
Had I known that the high school golf team walked each hole, refused to let my fiancé and I play through, and just overall did not give a flying eff about pace of play, I would’ve tried to get there a little earlier and ignore the mid afternoon test time. It took 90 minutes to get through the first 5 holes until they left, another 45 to get through the next 6 holes, and then a different group of high school kids equally unaware of pace of play rules. Ended up just skipping 12-16 entirely, played 17-18 and went home knowing I should’ve asked for a refund for the afternoon.
I’m totally aware this is by no means the courses fault but good lord, track your carts and send a Marshall to wave faster players through. Easy enough course overall, very flat and they make good use of the land they have. Greens were a touch inconsistent but you could easily tell what speed the greens played walking up to them. Teach the kids to be aware of their surroundings(or risk being hit into) and I’ll happily come back to see what a full 18 holes is like at Lake Park.
Wide Open, Forgiving, Fast
Course was a good fit for my skill level - wider fairways, minimal trees, and no dog-legs.
Greens had very little break, and were very fast.
Course was in great shape despite the heat and drought.
Great value
Great pace of play, and very good conditions considering the amount of play they get! Will be back!
Fun, Wide Open Track
This course is really fun for a mid handicapper, as almost every hole is pretty wide open and forgiving. You can basically see the whole course from the clubhouse.
For as hot a day as my round was, the tee boxes and fairways were in good shape. The greens were dry and fast, only bummer was they had sanded them, so may have thrown off the reads a bit. I still felt they rolled pretty true, the sand took out some of the break. You gotta do that a couple times a year so didn’t mind,.
The range and practice greens are quality, good choices were good too. All in all a great experience and value for the money. Will definitely recommend and will definitely play again.
Lake Park 18
Been playing this course just this year so far and love it. One of my favorite courses in the DFW area if not my favorite so far. Only Par 70 though. Grass is in good shape in fairways and on greens. Great layout and not a ton of trees so pretty good for beginners; but some tricky greens you want to think about how to approach the pin so it’s good for experienced golfers too. Also, the course’s layout allows for a few trips to the clubhouse if needed and we saw the cart girl four or five times in my last round so nothing to complain about there! I’ll be back!
They need more shades ( planting Trees)
This course used to have more tress which helped the players to use the shades on the hot sunny day. For the past couple of years they cut many tress on the Couse perhaps to due last year freeze or being sick and dead. Unfortunately they did not replaced the cut trees with the new ones. This Couse need more trees for better defining each hole better and create more pleasant layout for players.