Longview Golf Course

The boxes were hard as a rock and the greens were also like concrete pace of play was waiting about 8-10 minutes a hole course would be very nice if the greens got watered

This place is a farm with greens. Tee boxes didn’t have grass. From tee to green was dried up crab and Johnson grass.

Greens were great. Rest of course was hard as concrete . Cart paths need work. Course outlay is nice. Very scenic.

Consistently one of the cheaper rounds in the area. Very up and down conditions to the course. Greens today were about as long as a typical fairway, and the fairways were about as long as you can expect the rough to be. Giving a 4-star from the countless times I’ve played this course and been delighted at rate with different outlook. Looooove the layout of the course. Best summary to Longview, for me, is you get what you pay for: an up-and-down level of consistency to pleasantly surprise you one round (like the one just 5 weeks ago here) and one round with abysmal upkeep.

Fun track with a nice staff, but the pace is awful. It took about 3 hours for the front nine.

They are reseeding the fairways and have most of them tilled up and grass gone, not a good deal and no fun to pkay

Fairways were killed by spraying for crabgrass. Needed to be notified fairways were destroyed. Tee boxes should have had more care. Almost impossible to get a tee in the ground. Greens were in good shape. I like the course layout and options for play.

Long View is a great value. While the course layout doesn't challenge some of the better courses in the area, they do a great job maintaining the greens and provides a very affordable option.

It is a particularly good course for beginners. Only a couple of holes require a significant carry over trouble and it is very forgiving to short/offline drives.

Pretty open, stay out of the rough. The fairways and greens were in nice shape except no one fixed their pitch marks. Otherwise enjoyed it.