Glendale Lakes Golf Club

The course was great. Beautiful even at 6 in the morning. Kind of stuck with wet greens that early in the morning but when they dried it, the ball rolled well. If you hit your driver 250+ yds, you’re going to need a different club off the tees for some holes which was a nice change from some courses that basically set you up to hit driver off every par 4 and 5. Guy at the clubhouse was super nice and helpful but there was an issue with an employee (maybe?) on the first tee. I had a group in front of me for the 6am tee time and I had the 6:10. There were 3 older gentlemen telling the group in front of me that they were going to tee off first. They began arguing and the older gentleman stated he worked there and he could go in front of the younger gentlemen. The younger gentleman stood his ground stating that he had paid for a tee time while the older gentleman began making threats and then drove off a couple of holes ahead. If that is an actual employee I hope he no longer works there. Other than that I loved the course and the greens keepers were fun to talk to as I played. Also, the bunkers had held some water from the rain but I managed to avoid all bunkers that day so I can’t say how well they played.

Course was soaked despite not having rain for days. A lot of water, mud, and patches of missing grass all throughout the course. Unhappy with the course layout as well as the course as a whole. Bar area also closed. Will not golf here again.

Water carries provide challenge and require good course management which makes the course enjoyable and requires accuracy.

Course is fun to play and has some nice water features.

Fun and somewhat challenging

Friendly staff and nice pace of play

Water, water, water everywhere and not a drop to drink despite many generous fairways. The greens are in good shape, but the bunkers could use some sand. The electric carts make driving the course quick and quiet. Be prepared— the hardest hole is second in line.