Lakeview Golf Resort

The course is rather difficult for a 90 and over golfer and the course conditions are fairly good. The “clubhouse” is a small shack, nothing special. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Overall not a bad course just not easy for a holder like myself but the price is low even on a weekend.

Overall very Nice condition. Many up/down and side hill lies

Course was in great condition. Will definitely play there again. I recommend this course to everyone.

The course was in great condition. Had a few narrow fairways but overall great. The cart paths are horrible, wanted to drive on the grass 90% of the time, and we got confused a few times on which direction to go to our next tee. Couple signs giving direction would be fantastic, but as far as the condition of the path goes, needs huge maintenance.

Still plan on playing here, just wish these upgrades would happen.

It wasn't the best I've played. I was hoping for something great since I drove two hours. The pace of play was excellent. I only had a few people in front of me, and they let me play through. I didn't get held up until then for the last four holes. The fairways were in rough shape! 50/50 mix between grass and weeds. The greens were bumpy and super slow. This could be a great course if the fairways and greens were in better shape. I have played better courses for significantly cheaper. Save your money and play somewhere else.

I’ve been playing this course for a few years due to its location. Its condition has improved greatly. The greens and tee boxes are in great shape. I would say the only it needs is more sand in the bunkers. I like the new red tee boxes and some holes. It gives senior ladies a great start.

They punched the greens 3 weeks prior to this round and the greens were still horrible. They need to take some time and energy to clean them up. The holes from the aeration caused every putt to do whatever it wanted. Not a true roll on the entire course which makes for a super frustrating round. I will be playing elsewhere

The greens are much improved from where they were last year and a couple of years ago. The fairways are in decent shape. I don't know what the deal is with the insanely long rough; can't find enough workers to mow? It's difficult to advance the ball from the rough in many cases, and that's if you can find your ball. Spending a ton of time looking for your ball that missed the fairway by two yards is a recipe for painfully slow play, too. I never played another course with rough so long and lacking in maintenance.

I play this course often and it's great to see the work going on to improve it. Bunkers are being dug out and re-sanded, greens are a little bumpy but much greener than before, fairways are improving as well. Layout is challenging with hills and some narrow fairways but the back nine opens up. Fun course, excited to see continued improvement.

They opened a month and a half later than everyone else in town. Tee boxes have had no work over the winter, full of divots and huge patches missing. Greens are in okay shape. Fairways were being cut for what seemed like the first time in a month on opening day. Rough probably hadn’t been cut since last season, over ankle high so any ball not in the fairway was basically lost when you don’t have 10 minutes to search. Prices are raised I’m assuming from the “most improved course” designation but no quality improvements to match it so now it’s just like Lakeview, relatively expensive for below average course maintenance.