Lincolnshire Marriott Resort

Course was in good condition for fall season. GPS on carts was very easy to use and had great options to choose from. Very different course play from front 9 to back 9 based on distance on mid level tee boxes. Beverage specials from club house were VERY expensive and not much of a deal. Was an enjoyable fall afternoon on course

If you keep the ball in the middle of the fareway you'll do fine. Keep you eye out for the water.

Played here with my wife, a beginner golfer. It's a rather short course (6290 yds from the tips) but still has some challenge and some nice scenery. It was also good for the wife as she could play from the red tees which was 3641 yds, an appropriate distance for her skill level.

Pace of play was not a factor with autumn golf meaning a rather sparse population of golfers, but the previous time I had played here it was a bit slow (though that was a few years ago so they may have improved). We played in about 3:45.

The greens were not overly fast or tricky, course conditions were overall pretty good from tee to green. A couple of neat bridges that were covered by old rail cars. One of the best cart GPS systems I've used. Nice locker room facilities and a friendly, helpful staff. A decent course that the wife will want to play again, especially on a hot deal from Golfnow.

From the blue tees (6300) front and back nine are night and day..average 340 yard holes on front, but 430+ holes on back....

short tight course, greens were fast but bumpy, a lot of undulation ,pins were set on crowns one man in our group six putted you want people to come back be a little more user friendly

the course is very well maintained, the greens are in good shape and the fairways are pretty narrow

Because of the location and such you'd expect a lot more imo for the hype that comes with it. Very short course, I think sub 6,400 from the tips. I get that it was the fall and there usually is a little work going on, but disappointed in some of the rough shape of things would be putting it lightly. Then at the turn just before we hit the 10th hole (was on pace for a 3.5 hour round because it was empty) the put the worlds slowest foursome in right in front of us. We played about a 1.75 hour front and a 2.75 hour back. If this was a $40 summer course then I'd say you're getting what you deserve, but knowing the price for what it is with the distance, layout and lack of challenge. I'd say it's not as good as people think before they play it. Now that I've played it people are coming out of the wood work saying oh yeah I could have told you that about that course. Is it "bad" no, but it's not a good course for a avid golfer.

First time here. Considering the tough summer heat, the course was in good shape. Greens above average. Stay in the fairway, lots of trees and deep rough.

Staffs act like army, feeling of commanding their rules with attitude instead of genuine manner. Complained to the manager but no difference.

The day was good. The majority of the staff were very nice. They did have a starter that was extremely unfriendly and simply rude. Other than that the course was in pretty good shape and the food was pretty good as well.