Lost Nation Golf Club

Unfortunately there was an outing that we didn’t know about. Many of the players were not golfers and took forever to finish a hole. We quit after 14 holes because we were already out there for almost 4 hours. We should have been told about the outing and given us a later tee time.

Owners are taking steps to improve the course and amenities daily. Looking forward to playing Lost Nation several more times this season.

Course in terrible shape. Women's tee box simply short cut grass on side of fairway, not level or cared for and very poor. Many fairways like a pasture, tons of clover, weeds. I was expecting a nice course and it could be it has a nice layout. It needs Lots of work, won't be returning there anytime soon. There are so many nicer courses for the money.

With highs in the 90’s during my round, and the days prior, the course was in surprisingly good shape. A few dead patches here and there, but overall, good shape! Course was slightly busier than I expected, but was able to play through a handful of groups as a single, and completed my round in 2h 11m still.

Course has some new investments that look great! Fairways and tee boxes still need some love. Greens are fun and in decent shape, but need folks to repair ball marks!!!🤬 need to add divot mix in the carts.

Fun for the money.

Course was closed due to emergent work. Will play in the future.

Booked a time and showed up 20 minutes and it was closed they gates shut. Wasted money wasted time

Tee time reserved on golf now When I showed up at 11:55 the fate to the course was locked closed. Awaiting a response from the course.

Lost Nation is a hidden gem of a course. Friendly staff and a beautiful landscape makes for a pleasant round of golf. Highly recommended.

Lost Nation is a hidden gem of a course. Friendly staff and a beautiful landscape makes for a pleasant round of golf. Highly recommended.

this should probably be a 7 star review.

The course is in good shape despite of all the rain we've had this spring. Drainage must be good because even the lowest spots weren't particularly soupy. Carts were allowed on the course and in the fairways. Many of the tee boxes need work to fill divots and reseed. The course is in the middle of farm country but there is some rolling hill terrain to the course.

I try to play out here a couple of times a year. I love the layout of this course, and it has some of the most challenging par 3's around. This place could be a real gem, but the greens and tee boxes are in pretty rough shape.

I always play in the evening and played 18 in just over 2 hours, so I flew around the place. All in all it's fun, but could be in better shape.

Tee boxes and greens were in terrible shape. Should've brought a hammer to drive the tee's into the ground. The greens were covered in ball marks. The sand traps weren't raked. Management was rude.

Very little grass, fairways were dry grass and dirt. They hosted an outing where most did not wear shirts. We played 9 and stopped for lunch. They did not have the staff to cook, so offered us only hot dogs or brats. With no one on the course, we started the back nine and on hole 16 we were approached by an employee asking when our tee time was. He actually said "Slow pace in golf is a disease". We golf every weekend in the area and have yet to experience a course in this bad of condition and staff this rude. Try Prairie View or Park Hills. Both are well kept and the staff are outstanding.

This course is a little out of the way, but we found it worth the drive. We caught it on a weekend with perfect weather. The pace of play was a slow, but acceptable. The course was in decent shape, and the staff were nice and helpful. The other folks golfing were equally pleasant. The layout is interesting, with a few tighter tee shots on the back nine. It plays through mature trees that can become interesting if you stray off the fairway. Some hills and longer par 3 holes present a challenge for the average golfer. We would like to play here again and would recommend this course.