Lexington Golf Club

Its close, its cheap, there's no water holes, staff is friendly... that's the pros.

The cons are that there are giant sink hole trenches in some fairways due to water erosion or something. They've cut down a lot of trees which wouldn't be a big deal except that if you hit slightly into the rough there's good chance you'll never find your ball under a downed tree. Unlike other courses that have wooden steps leading up to tee boxes or placed on areas that have large hills, this course just has grass... if you're lucky. There's spots coming down some mounds where they can't get grass to grow so they just installed bricks, that are slick as glass if there's any moisture. One of the tee boxes is literally up on side of a hill with no steps or cart path to it, I saw where couple people had tried 4 wheeling it up the side of hill to tee box lol. They recently worked on all the greens, sadly it made a few worse. The 18th green has an actual ledge/cliff that drops off almost a foot in middle of it, not joking, 18th green might as well be a beach putt putt course.

The greens were patch work couldn’t put them very well.

Great municipal course. However, recent tree clearing has left an ugly scar on the landscape on several holes and detracted from previous picturesque views. A few greens are still mending from recent work and difficult to putt.

Wanted to play it before they change the lush, receptive bent grass greens to skinned rock hard Bermuda. All because players won't properly fix a ball mark, courses in the area are converting to can't make a dent Bermuda. Then in the winter get out the tarps and close the course for days, not to mention cutting down.100s of trees so the greens get max sunlight. It is a shame that this course is following the trend. The greens are small and will be hard to hold, so after this summer, ill play way less at Lexington and go find some bent grass greens elsewhere.

It was cart path only because it rained the night before. I was ok with that. However the course was working on some of the greens and had temporary greens No mention of this before playing. Way too much money to play a crap course. I understand that work has to be done but to make a tiny green in the fairway with out telling the players is crap. I won’t be going back

Definitely worth the money, challenging but still handicap friendly. Overall great course for the price

Great course that doesn't try to break the bank. Not a long course. I used my 4 iron (220yds) and 3 wood (260yds) from the tips. The greens have a lot of break in them and they're fast!!! You must putt well to score well on this course. Approach shots must stay below the hole. I highly recommend this course especially for the cost. This course would cost $80+ in Charlotte NC. This course will be added to my rotation.