The Links at Lakehouse

Nit long but you have to be able to stay straight or use your draw or fade fir ball position.

Not a bad layout but the staff does not include ANY course marshalls so really slow players are allowed to loiter. I called the front desk and the response was we will monitor play and send a text message to slow groups. That’s a joke and there is an opportunity for improvement. Fairways were really tough in patches but greens and tee box were ok.

we had a good day and had lunch at the clubhouse after.

the fairways and greens were in great shape

Overall the course is in pretty good shape, but there are a number of greens that have some blighted areas that can interfere with play. Pace of play isn't terrible, but it isn't great either.

I real y like the course, but it is a little expensive for me.

Strictly speaking of course and cost only. Greens about average to above average. Fairways and tee boxes average to below average. Pace of play was good.

Full price at prime times would make this course 2 stars. I couldn’t justify cost to course conditions commanding those prices.

It’s a $35-40 course and layout at best. If you can get that price, play it.

But other courses are doing the same. Jacking up prices to make up lost revenue during the pandemic.

Staff, practice area, restaurant are 4 stars.

The course was nice. It had a good practice facility also. We played on a wednesday at 12.20. We waited on every single shot except putting on every hole. On some par 3s there were 3 groups. Could not get into rhythm playing this slow. It was a nice course if it were not for the pace of play.