Glendale Lakes Golf Club

We like playing Glendale Lakes it is moderately challenging. The course layout is very good. The front nine kind of gets you feeling it’s a tame course then the back nine hits you with water challenges. It’s fun to play. I would recommend it to anyone wants a challenge. And the price is right seniors.

Very similar to The Brute but a fraction of the price. Will be back for more even though it’s 1hr away

While we have had our share of rain, Glendale Lakes truly was like a lake. The course doesn't drain well and while walking on the fairways, I constantly could hear the plopping of my steps. The course was very wet, which kept ball rolls to a minimum. The course required cart path only. The course also has yet to bring in a kitchen staff so no food is available except some snacks. I hope they resolve this soon although it has been more than eight months since the last time I saw food options.

Been here multiple times and this was the worst. Players waiting for carts to be pulled up. No distinction for pin placement. 70 degrees and CPO? Even the starter was confused why. Said it was a maintenance call but no rain so why?

Course is now more open after some tree removal, some sand traps also filled in before spring renovations, biggest challenge was the copious amounts of goose droppings on many holes and tee boxes. Overall - good early season price for conditions that were less than ideal.

The sand traps are mosly dirt and unexcepable. This has been going on for a few years. They didn't do a good job keeping the leaves clear so it was difficult to find your golfball and it slowed play. It took 3 of us over 4.5 hours to play 18. The fairways and greens were in good shape.