Chones

The Lodge course is very beautiful as far as the setting in the mountains and huge pine trees. Nine hole course that has several holes going up the hills or down to a green below. It was a lot of fun to play this course, but just remember that it is cart path only on every hole.

Yes, it is a links course and it was a lot of fun. The staff was great, good carts, good tee markings, nice fairways, and just overall good course. It was a great day.

Have played this course before and it is a very nice facility. Actually 3 nine hole courses. Greens were nice, but fast, with fairways in good shape and nice grass. Fairways are lined with trees that are plentiful and big. Don't get in too deep. Would say go for it if you get a chance.

This course is surrounded by a very nice neighborhood of large houses. A semi-private course, I think. We got a Golfnow deal and enjoyed the course. In good shape, with the fastest greens I have ever seen. Putting was a extreme challenge. Nice place and would recommend it to all.

I grew up on this course over 50 years ago. Many great players have played here when they were young. Of course it has changed a lot over the 50 years and a much nicer course than the Hanrock that we knew of old. Course was in pretty nice condition, with greens a little fuzzy. We played with Golfnow at a great price, but watch it. If you want a cart they charge you $9 per person, or $18 per cart for 9 holes. Piece of junk cart that died probably 30 times. Highest cart rate I have ever seen.

Course was in fair shape, with some greens a little rough. Don't expect toooo much from the course. Driving range is the worst I have ever seen, just a field with some markers, and balls are a variety of balls from the water hazards. Don't expect any course items like ball washers, yardage markers, or much signage to guide you. Course bathrooms are port-a-potty. Finding many of the tees can be a safari adventure through a variety of cart paths and neighborhoods. Some greens are not visible till you get there, and their yardages on their tee markers seem to be way off. Some of the par fours take a slamming drive, great 3 wood, and then another pitch to hit the green. Good day of fun, but that is golf.