Lodge of Four Seasons

Course itself is awesome, cart path however is abysmal

The course is great to play, although very tight. Considering it's location in the Ozark's, those courses have to be tight with the hills and trees. It is a bit of a challenge but fun to play. My group played on an intensely hot day so it will be memorable to us for the heat but I would absolutely play here again for what you get for the price of a round.

This course has gone totally downhill since I last played it a year ago. Some holes you couldn’t distinguish the fairway from the rough. The greens were decent but everything else about the course was in terrible shape.

Not what we expected from a RTJones course at the 4 Seasons. Fairways were in very poor shape, greens ok. Not much play, but we soon understood why. There are some nice views and maybe the layout favorable for long hitters. But for ladies and seniors, it's very long and hard. Many approach shots are uphill. Play 2 extra clubs or you have them!

While the majority of the course was very nice, the women in our group were very disappointed in the lack of a bathroom on the front nine. Also the bar doesn't stock any wines.

I’m sure this course had a glorious past. However, it is in dire need of all around maintenance which requires a large influx of money. The greens, fairways, rough, cart paths, and carts are in poor condition now. Several tee boxes and fairways haven’t been mowed in a while. The cart paths are the worst. Major Potholes, cracks, over grown brush, just all around neglect. I wouldn’t be surprised if this course is not shut down within the next year.

The sister course at The Coves is in much better shape. I recommend playing there

Cart paths will beat you to death. Sand traps were full of weeds and had not been worked on for some time.

Corse was in bad shape for middle of may! Pitch marks and goose poop all over greens and fairways. Long distances between holes clubhouse was closed at 5 for spring/summer hours! Second cutting was just weeds! Would not recommend !

We played during an our yearly golf trip. Our goal is to play all 13 courses in the area this was one of our last few left on the golf trail. After this week we only have The Ridge and Osage National left to play. Coarse has a good layout relatively open fareways and some nice holes. They have had some rain this spring and coarse is a little hilly so some of the grass could have been washed away but be prepared to hit off the dirt frequently and even rocky soil. We played nicer courses in the area this week for the money. We also got held up by a group of 7 with 5 playing there own ball. Early in the year courses have let us play with 5 which I appreciate but we play best ball and stay out of everyone’s way. A group of 2 was hitting into the group behind us with no place for us to go.

Save your time/money and go play another course at the lake. The course conditions were terrible from tee to green as well as the cart paths. I would not play for $20 a round and its fees are a lot higher than that. Very disappointed.

The course is challenging and the layout is awesome with some great views all around course. Very secenic and plenty of wildlife graces the course while you play from the deer and geese to even the abundant groundhogs that supervise your play. The Staff was pleasant and helpful. I highly reccomend playing this course! We can't wait to plan our next trip back there to play. The only downfall was that we had to stay on cart paths due to the excessive rain the week pryor to our outing. It slowed our pace of play but we did not get any pressure from any of the staff to speed up our play. It was as close to a perfect outing as we could ask for for our group of hackers.

It was okay and had good bones. But, and perhaps it was early season, it needs conditioning from tees to greens to paths. Just looked tired and old and a but unkempt I would play again to see how it is in season. A lot of the surrounding houses also looked dated and hurt the overall view of the course