Crane's Landing at the Lincolnshire Marriott Resort
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Crane's Landing Golf Club is the centerpiece of Lincolnshire Marriott Resort. Designed by George Fazio, the course winds across 110 acres of preserved woodlands. It is a certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary that offers stunning views of the Des Plaines River nearby. At just over 6,300 yards, the golf course is not particularly lengthy but it still offers some formidable challenges. Water is a prominent feature of the course with ponds and a winding river coming into play on 12 holes. The greens are small and raised and the sculpted fairways are tightly lined with mature trees, demanding accuracy off the tee. Crane's Landing Golf Club's back nine is especially difficult thanks to the river, which runs along the entire left side of the 13th hole and also appears on no. 17, the course's longest hole.
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Fun course
This course can easily be a great course but falls short because of the poor green conditions. For $60 I would have expected the greens not to be torn up on so many holes.
Course is in beautiful shape
Beautiful day for golf-temp 82 partially cloudy.
Three of us played in under 3.5 hours
Caught up to a single on hole 17.
One spectacular hole that made it look like I knew what I was doing
Excellent price and value
Sixsomes Allowed, No ranger?
Horrible! 6 some ahead of us and no rangers anywhere. Par 4s with over 450 yards from white tees? So much here makes no sense. I only played because I got golf now cheap rate but still can't recommend.
Course was overcrowded and no rangers available. Front 9 holes are.in good condition although some of the greens are a little beat up. The back 9 are not well care for.
They are trying
This course offers a excellent challenging layout. And, a very friendly and knowledgeable staff. I have taken refresher lessons from their pro, Erik, and he is excellent and patient. That being said, after a few days of rain, the course is in very good condition. Dry spell, not so much. A couple of greens are rough. The snack bar and bar are abandoned. They have a frig with beers and coolers to take out on the course. It's a pity because with the resort location, staff, & layout, this could be a gem.