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Lodge of Four Seasons
About Lodge of Four Seasons
Located in Lake Ozark, the Lodge of Four Seasons is one of the Missouri Ozarks' most historic golf getaways, dating back to 1964. Today, this lakefront property has 54 holes of golf if you're including an 18-hole private club, the Club at Porto Cima, by Jack Nicklaus. The Ridge and Cove courses, designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr., are available to the public and resort guests of the Lodge at Four Seasons. The lodge features 350 guest rooms and suites and received a $15-million renovation in 2016. Amenities include a lakefront beach, marina, multiple pools and tennis. Spa Shiki highlights rejuvenating amenities, while there is also fine dining, casual fare and a coffee shop on premises. For families, the Avila condominiums feature two-bedroom suites and 1,200 square feet of space. The Lodge at Four Seasons is among the Lake of the Ozarks area's top golf getaways and has stay-and-play and unlimited golf packages.Facts
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Bad Greens
The greens were in very bad shape. They had hornets nest in the greens, black mold and brown spots at every green. It was totally not worth it. Play kinderhook or osage.
Cove on August 15th
Overall, I would highly recommend this course as long as it’s not cart path only. The night before they got some heavy rain, but that day the course was relatively dry throughout, however it was cart path only, which is not a good experience at this course with the hilly terrain. Overall, fairways and greens in good condition. Quite a few blind shots.
Awesome layout
Everything was great except we waited on every shot the last 7 holes. Never saw a ranger
Poorly Maintained Course
Course was probably great 30 years ago but now is not well maintained. I love RTJ designs but the course conditions were terrible. Weeds growing in the fairways and the greens in poor shape. This is a terrible value. Don't waste your time or money.
Bad fairways conditions , extremely bad sand trap conditions
Course needs lots of work but has potential if the people renovate it.
Fun Layout, greens a little torn up
Course is a very fun layout with interesting holes, water hazards, lake views including the par 3 over the cove, and elevation changes. The greens were real torn up on the front 9, but they didn’t affect our putts much at least. All of the girls attending the carts were extremely nice and went out of their way to help, but had one kind of sour experience with a Marshall. While driving past him gave a friendly wave and a how’s it going? Then he circled back and interrogated to ask if we had any coolers. I said no? and was a little thrown off and thought it was akward and kind of rude. I ended up just walking away to the green and he drove off. I’m sure it’s just their policy but thought it was weird to ask without seeing any coolers in our cart. Fun round on a fun layout of a course though and would recommend
It's been better
Played the course numerous times and have always appreciated the staff and layout. But this course has gone severely downhill in condition. Used to be one of the premier courses at the lake. Greens are okay shape but everything else was rough. And it's been a great spring for timely natural waters. So there's not that excuse. I think it's likely time they consider shutting down the other course and put all their money and efforts into improving the Cove to what it once was.
Staff left before we made the turn on a Sunday at 1:30 in the afternoon. Doors were locked nothing to eat or drink or facility's available. $75 was a joke!