spazmo58

We played here because we wanted to eat shrimp at The Freezer afterwards. The cart paths are horrible. Some greens had no grass and most had bald spots. The fairways were mostly weeds and sand. Tee boxes were the same. Don't think they irrigate because the ground was as hard as concrete. We did get a good Hot Deal so we were okay with the value. The front nine was in better shape than the back.

You are not going to hit into the woods here. It is a golf course nestled inside a housing community. The water holes are scenic. Saw storks and African Geese which was different. Greens were in good shape and challenging. They are working on fairways. It was a long course. It did involve strategy. You had to plan your shots.

On hole one a crow stole 2 of my partner's pink golf ball. I bet it has a pretty stash somewhere. Nature is great. We saw 3 colors of Fox Squirrels and sand cranes. The holes are long. The fairways had areas of dead grass but we are in a drought. Some of the putting greens were mostly sand. The cart paths need work. Most of the holes were unremarkable. It is very flat which I appreciated since I was playing injured. We got a good rate so I was ok with the value.

It is not Juliette Falls but with the rolling hills and woods it is a pretty and challenging course. The tee boxes needs some attention but are easily recognizable. The layout requires some strategy which is good. Fairways are wide. Golf carts run well.

The course is in good shape except cart paths could use some work

I have been playing Lakeside a lot this winter because the Hot Deal price has been great. This was my fourth time this winter. The greens, fairways and tee boxes are actually one of the best in the area. I would say that the cart paths need resurfacing. It is a pretty course. Hole 4 needs a better sink hole barrier. My favorite things are the beautiful Live Oaks and the abundance of sand cranes.

I got a great deal on this round. It was a busy morning so we had to wait for carts. But the manager was nice and gave me temporary use of his personal cart. He trusted us ladies with it. The course has a lot of live Oaks and sand cranes. Layout is good. The back nine has some long holes. Course needs some TLC in areas. We ate at the restaurant after golf. Excellent food and service.

There are some changes because of covid. No guard at the gate so you insert your driver's license into a machine to get in. Bring water because they are not providing it. You need to go through the door near the pro shop and not the main entrance to check in. The course is in excellent shape. The wild turkeys still hang out on the course for you nature lovers. The fairways are very open. I have no criticisms. Plus I booked same day and got a great Hot Deal.

This has always been my favorite course for years. We couldn't have had a better day to play. The course is in great shape. I do miss the trees that are presently being removed for houses.

We got a tee time for $10 on a Hot Deal. You could not pass that up. The putting greens are in good shape. The tee boxes and fairways need some TLC. However they have seeded the fairways. Staff is pleasant. It is a pretty course. You better like sand cranes though.

I last played Pine Ridge in December and the course was in pretty good shape. Yesterday the putting greens were horrible. Most of the grass was actually gone. Some of the tee boxes needed some attention also. I have always liked Pine Ridge so I hope that it is a temporary setback. I will say that they were worse in 2012. Then it was like putting on the lunar surface and the rest of the course was just as bad.

This course is a treat for me and I am so glad that it is back on Golfnow. You feel like that you are playing at a vacation resort because it is landscaped so beautiful. It does have a lot of hard sand areas that you really want to avoid. It is a big course especially for women. Also some of the women's tee boxes are awkward to get to like high curbs or big trees in the area. However i it is still my favorite golf course in the area.

This is the first course that I played golf almost eight years ago so I am a bit partial. It is under new management and it shows. The greens use to look like the lunar surface and now they are almost fully recovered. The rough was horrible in the past. Now you can hit out of them so much easier. No, it is not perfect but you are not paying fees like you would at Skyview or World Woods. It is a good course for the price.

The pace of play was excellent today. The course has some drainage issues which they're trying to address. Some areas were resodded. Had a lot of fun.

The initial pace of play was so slow that we skipped around and found some good pockets. Goose poop is a major problem on the water holes. It actually stunk. We skipped 18 because it was so bad. However we did have fun and it is a nice course .

The only reason I did not give it 5 stars was the gnats were horrible. Also a mens league started before us so we decided to jump to the back 9 which was wide open. The course was nice because of the lake. The condition was good also.

The back nine is very scenic. The front nine is average. I enjoyed seeing the sand cranes I liked the wide fairways. Difficulty level was perfect for an average golfer.

This course is challenging. It is not a hit your ball straight down the fairway course. You have to have a strategy. Although it is not as scenic as Rolling Oaks, it is cosmetically appealing. Good course if you are not a fan of water hazards. There are none for women and just a few for the men.

The course was in good shape. Once the threesome in front of us got moving, the pace of play was perfect. The pro shop should have done ready golf and let us in front of them even though we were early since the first green was open. We had to wait for them to arrive, check in and load their carts. We probably would have already been on the third hole by the time they were ready to start.