Crane's Landing at the Lincolnshire Marriott Resort

Course still needs work. Need water and soap at ball washers. No drinking water on the course. No beverage cart.

Staff friendly, but course was in horrible condition. Fairways and bunkers flooded even though it hasn’t rained for a while. Greens are patchy. Muddy mess in a lot of places. Decent layout so it’s a shame the course is in such bad shape. Not worth the amount they charge.

Pace of play is bad and starter let another group go in front of us even though we were both waiting at the first tee (the other group just got there before us).

No food available even though it was 12:45pm.

Great course, great layout. Course condition were bad. Flooded and muddy fairways even though it hasn’t rained in a while. Showed up at same time as group playing in front of us and just because that group got there in front of us, the starter let them play before us.

No office available even at 12:45pm. Pace of play is super slow.

The course waited until I showed up to tell me that the back nine was closed due to flooding. The major problem is that the storms that flooded the course were 5 days ago and they still waited until day of to let people know.

On top of that, half way through playing the front 9, a ranger shut down the fairway and made us play the 8th as a par 3. No notice from the pro shop or starter before starting our already shortened round. No discount because we were actually playing the full 9 holes. The front 9is already the shorter 9 and the whole front 9 ended up being less than 2,500 yards… extremely frustrating after driving an hour to get there and almost 2 to get back. Will never be back and recommend anyone contemplating playing here to save your money and go somewhere else. The Arboretum down the road is a much better option.

They’ve made several improvements and the overall experience was much better than last year.

Not only were the green shot and bumpy but there is no water on the coolers on the course. I understand what the person designing. The course is trying to do but it doesn’t simply work. The front nine plays a lot shorter than the back nine. There is zero golf etiquette on the course.

This was the first time I played Crane's Landing in over 25 years. First off, I was very surprised by the great condition of the course (in mid July!). The greens and fairways were in great shape, even with the significant amount of recent rainfall and the usual morning dew at 8AM. The layout was what I remembered - a relatively short, narrow course that rewards smart decision making and accurate tee and iron shots. That said, there were usually options to afford a miss off the tee and still be able to make a good number (generally right). The wide greens also provided some directional room for error as well. A number of times something less than driver is the best option off the tee (probably something we all should do more often). Pace of play was excellent. Lastly, the staff I encountered were helpful and friendly. Overall a great golfing experience!

A little muddy certain holes near the river as to be expected. Lot of unrepaired ball marks on the greens but that should be a player etiquette thing. Staff was friendly. Got a hot deal and for that rate, it was a bargain.

Tight course and above average conditions. I would come back.

Eric and Natalia are the excellent pro shop hosts!

Course has its challenges and should not take it lightly.

So beware hit em straight and far always 🏌️‍♂️

It’s been many years since I played this course, and I was impressed with the conditions, course layout, staff is organized and friendly…

You ALMOST get a country club feel. Yes, it’s still a public course but the staff said they poured in money last year (2023) and they are pouring more this year. He said that come 2025, it’ll be a super, super course.

So, I will play again and recommend you try it now and next year!

Golf was after a major rain storm. Everywhere was flooded and probably should of closed course for the day