Lake Park Golf Course - Championship Course

But best to keep it in the fairway. Some water but not in play unless you hit it really really bad. No yardage markers on the course and tee-boxes need a lot of work. Some are pretty bad. The fairways were green and the greens rolled well.

Good mojo course, wide open but does have fair amount of water hazards. Wold play again.

A busy day and a marshall would be good to enforce pace of play. That being said, after a slow start, we finished in 4 hours. Not great, but it could have been worse. The course is in good shape and can yield good scores.

Everything is right there in front of you. Fairways are wide and borderless - very difficult to lose a ball here. Some greens have a little movement - smooth and rolling true.

If you want to feel good about your game, this is the place.

The Hamburgers are excellent!

Slow and little busy to play afternoon for MLK holiday.

But enjoying the round of golf...

Thanks

The course is in good shape with the tees and fairways cut close. With all the recent rains, very few very wet areas. The course allows for mistakes and being able to recover to have a good score. I always try to shoot my age and Lake Park allows that to happen.

Fast moving monday afternoon's start. Little soggy spots

And pretty normal after raining.

Went there to play with friends in the area. Conditions were terrible. Very Muddy with lots of dead grass and charging 45.00 weekend rate for that mudpit Is crazy. They do it without telling you how muddy it is ahead of time. They didnt even have it cart paths only with carts. They should have reduced the price instead of raising it for the weekend in that condition. Saw the cart girl 2 times in round. Will not go back. Too many better options un the area.

Very nice course. Really liked the open links style, view of lake, well maintained. Scored well. Thanks. From Kansas!

No waiting time to play due to less players during the weekday afternoon tee times..

The course is in great shape after the recent rains. Pace is adequate, but lits of beginners that can slow it down at times. The course is pretty forgiving in most cases and allows you to post a good score. A nice place to play.

Straight forward fairways and layout. Helped me improve my game with forgiving fairways.

On couple of holes there was maintenance vehicles with people working in the middle of the fairway. Made it difficult to hit straight with lot of movement right in the front about 125 yards from the tee box. Moreover the greens were aerated. It would have been nice if players were made aware of the situation at the time of booking. Not recommended under such conditions.

I’m somewhat surprised the fairways were so brown and dried out since this course is next to a lake. The greens had recently been punched yet the covering sand was sparse so no chance of counting on a putt over 4 feet. They were hairy and very slow. We teed up early afternoon noon, let two pairs go in front of our 3some and there were two singles waiting behind us. We let 5 singles play through during the round. You’d think they would pair some of these folks together. Flags all the same color so posting the pin position or announcing it at check would have been helpful. Staff friendly but not enough players to warrant a refreshment cart on the course. I’ve played here before and will play here again but this round was not the best experience. Surely in a couple of weeks the greens will be better.

We chose Lake Park 18 a week in advance as it was the only course not all booked up and also in good shape according to a recent review despite the severe heat we’ve been experiencing. Although very close to Lake Lewisville, the namesake is only taken from the nearby Lake Park park and not a lake featured course. The pace of play was very slow as it took over 4 hours to complete our round. I felt this was caused by poor tee time management and the course layout. Seconds before I checked into our prebooked tee time from a week ago, two walk ones squeezed in to the time just ahead of our party. We checked in and told we were paired with another duo, however they were nowhere to be found at the appropriate time and a trio behind was already pressing us to start earlier than scheduled. As for course layout, it was not very challenging as I was all straight, no dog legs or water hazards to lay up to. I hit only two clubs off the tees all day, my driver and 9 iron. Pace of play was also hindered from the layout as the one wrong shot could place you two fairways over, and still playable from the fairway. Our pace was constantly halted from waiting for other players driving into our fairway to play their lie for nearby holes. We were almost hit by errant no less than 4 times without fore being called. This layout is literally stacked on top of each other. Greens were the fastest I’ve ever played and could never get a read on them as about every fifth hole would slow back down and not be as fast as the previous. With the high of 110 degrees, we were strategically parking our carts in the very limited shade areas as hardly any trees were present on the course.

Overall this is a good course that is well kept. Our party wished it to be a bit more challenging and scenic. The pace of play and constant irritation of waiting on other players from nearby holes to play their poor shots put a hindrance on our overall moods and momentum of play. I would recommend this course to anyone, but not to my friends. For my preferences, there are many other courses worth the same price of play that have much more to offer without the challenges of a course packed so tightly together.

The course is forgiving in most locations if you hit a wayward shot. Greens are good with a couple of bad spots, but overall in good shape. The rest of the course is decent.