The Links at Lakehouse

Fun course with lots of elevation changes. Greens roll true and you can shoot at the pins as greens hold well.

Like golf a lot about 100 times a year and I’ll say this course is pretty fun. Great bang for your buck too. Well kept greens really awesome greens tough greens with lots of breaks on some of them. Really fun track great for beginners and people trying to play some fun target golf with the traps Enjoy

Enjoyable round of golf except for the people they teamed us up with. The staff should explain to everyone about ready golf and about pace of play. We had a couple pass up a hole because one of our group was so slow. I wanted to join them. A Marshall driving around would fix this issue as well.

The Links at Lake house is a picturesque, challenging 18 hole course with fast greens (month end May 2024) and 90 deg dog legs 😀 and hazards ☣️

Non golf facilities are quite nice however the pro shop is adequate - missing golf equipment and necessities.

Course is severely burnt (under repair) in many places and many greens too. Value for money significantly compromised. Geofencing is inadequately marked - a nuisance not a complaint.

Staff member who checked us in at the pro shop behaved in a condescending manner — hopefully an outlier. Many other staff members were considérante.

Price with cart and small bucket of balls and two beers $120 — 😩 !!!

The cart restrictions are aweful! The cart "cuts out" all over the course! You can't even get back to the cart path! You have to go in reverse the whole way back! This definitely detracts from a good golf experience and it slows the pace of play.

I just started golfing last year and this course is one of my favorites I've played. A lot of awesome hole layouts, well maintained fairways and greens, and great options to walk or ride at a good price. Would love to play again!

This is a great course to play: Tee boxes, fairways and rough are well-maintained and in very good condition. The greens are slick, tricky to read, so bring your best putter. Pay close attention to the course map in the carts - these carts are geo-fenced and there are many areas in which you cannot drive the cart. Only one real negative, and that's the condition of the cart paths - they're terrible.

I had not played this course since the name change and I can say I was very happy to see the course take a complete 180 from what I remembered it being. Conditions are great overall, little spots here and there with water, nothing compared to what it was before and the greens are rolling very quick. I honestly thought I was gonna end up wasting my money to drive out and play this course again but I was very impressed with it overall and would like to make it back again soon!

Multiple ground under repair spots on multiple fairways. Hole 10 green is the worst designed green I’ve ever played, it seems like a bad attempt at a two tiered green. The left 1/3rd is just a straight slope. Would not play again.

The course is real nice, with good amenities. The staff are all very friendly and helpful.

The only thing I would like to see is the cart included in the price you pay for a round of golf, like almost every other course.

Painfully slow pace at Sunday twilight. No Marshall to maintain pace or enforce basic etiquette. Bunkers full of rocks. Greens are 50/50. Some dead with rocks everywhere. Some clean and fast. Priced higher than well kept courses around town.

Lots of wet spots on the fairways, but the greens rolled very true. Would definitely play the course again this summer. Friendly staff and restaurant had some great food and drinks.