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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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Great course
Very challenging in lots of areas. Hole 4 is one of the toughest holes you’ll ever play. Great friendly staff, highly recommend!
Loved the course layout. First time I played it so some of the holes were difficult due to the sloping of the fairways but not impossible. Staff was cool. Definitely recommend
2nd chance. Find something else.
1st time we played back in October the course was pretty good. Some draining problem and dead spots but ok. THIS time it was completely unkept. Weed grass in the fairways. Fairways spotty green but mostly look like it was burnt out already. Considering other courses in the area are fully greened out. Greens look like they had not been cleaned all year. Sand traps overgrown and a wreck. Worse course I have played in a year. For $95 ea, which was what we paid in October there are to many options in that area to play this one again.
WET COURSE BUT GOOD TO GET OUT
The course was extremely wet. It was cart path only so there was lots of walking. Course conditions were typical of a winter round. Cart paths are in poor shape and in need of repair. The cart attendant and the snack bar attendant were extremely courteous. Although we were the last ones in the snack bar, she was friendly and made us feel welcome.
Tough Course but Fair
Narrow fairways, with serious elevation changes. Rolling greens, in great shape, but tough to read in the rolling countryside. Our game was hampered by fallen leaves, it made finding your ball difficult, even in the fairway. All in all, a challenging but beautiful course.
Matthew
Have played The Cove a few times and have enjoyed each and every time played!
Really Nice course
I have played there many times and think it's one of the best in the area.
Fun to play . Good resort course
Enjoyable to play for average golfer. I am. 18 handicapp playing from gold tees.. unfortunately my one partner and I were behind a foursome from the first tee who appeared to have at least one beginner . They would not allow us to play through. Took 5 hrs. For 18 holes.
The Ridge
Golf course fairways were in decent shape some of the greens and tee boxes need some TLC. There were quite a few wet spots due to leaking irrigation and there were a number of bunkers that needed attention - overgrown with weeds or lacking sand.
Never again!
Greens were terrible. Lots of grass that needed mowed. Pace of play was terrible and upon notifying the ranger nothing was done to improve it Would f go back for half the money.
Fun layout
Course has some great holes and was very scenic. Greens were beat up and the bunkers were not in playable condition. The speed of the greens was good and the fairways were in good shape. It was a little pricey for the condition but will definitely play it again.