Lakeview Golf Resort & Spa - Lakeview

First snow during a cold snap. Just trying to get some golf in before Winter. Course in great shape,, considering this time of year. My brother, nephew, myself played rain, snow, or shine. Well,, we got all 3, hail too

Fairways ok. Tees need work. 1/2 traps need sand. Greens have issues. Dirt and rocks just off fairway on a few holes. Carts are good and include gps but not accurate pin positions. Fall play includes tons of leaves and you will lose balls even in fairway. Golf now, $25 on Saturday. Would never pay regular fee here.

The course was not to bad for $35. Some tee boxes are beat up. Greens have a lot of ball marks but they do have a lot of slip and we’re dater than expected.
Tight course Would be nice to have the second 9 near the clubhouse or halfway house for drinks. The pro shop could off erf this up when first going out to load up the cooler.
GPS on the cart was unexpected for $35.
Looks like they are remodeling the hotel that is connected to the pro shop.

As a regular patron I have watched the gradual decline of this once elite course. there were attempts to improve the course conditions earlier, It appears that they have given up on getting the facility back to championship form. Further, course management is non existent and novice golfers tear up whats left of the course with un-repaired ball marks and divots.
The cart paths are atrocious and the greens are in horrible shape.
Io pains me to write this but it is no longer a must play course.

Course was a little rough. Greens had some really bad bare spots. Some tee boxes had really bad bare spots. Carts we nice with the gps.

Over the last four years, this course has been on a downward spiral. the Fringe is taking over by weeks. Even though we have had record rainfall recently, the fairway had dead spots. The greens were bumpy due to so many untreated ball marks. Bunkers needed weed eated around and raked.

What once used to be a great course is no longer.

This course needs some TLC. Has so much potential. I would not play this course full price, but if you catch a deal it’s worth it.

I have played here a lot over the last few years, I’d say the course is in good shape compared to years passed. Greens and fairways were good but the tee boxes and rough were in bad shape. Men’s restroom was out of order so had to use locker room, never going to not use that space now. Had an 8:10 tee time and front 9 was great. However got to turn and two groups jumped on to 10 and slowed my pace of play considerably. Ended up having to not play last 3 holes because I had someplace to be 1pm and was concerned I’d miss it. That is how slow these groups who went off the back instead of front. Someone needs to be watching this as many people said the same thing in reviews, I’ll be back but based on this last experience and what others are saying only at discounted rates. Even early tee times can’t get around course in reasonable time.

I played Lakeview regularly in college 15-20 years ago. This was my first round back since then, and I forgot how spoiled I was getting to play here. For a public course, I think the layout here from tee to green rivals almost any course I’ve played.

It starts out with 2 gettable holes early then tightens up and toughens up considerably through the middle of the front 9. The 7th is a downhill par 5 with easily 200 feet of elevation change and an awesome view from the tee. Closes with a drivable par 4 on the 9th.

The 10th is a great par 4 with an undulating fairway and framed by bunkers. From the approach on 11 thru 13 and on 17 the course opens back up. Then comes 14-16, which is a really tough, tight stretch of holes (pars 5, 4, then 3) and my favorite on the course. The tee shots are all down shoots like you see at Augusta and you better hit it solid! Then the monstrous 18th. 600 on the card but plays closer to 650-700 depending where the pin is.

Great green complexes, awesome layout. A little rough around the edges, tees and bunkers could use some work in spots but the shot value and views more than make up for that. Its a toughie, but can’t say enough good things about the course!!

I have played the lakeview course in the past many times because I own a timeshare. The course used to be a decent resort course but it has gone downhill, way down hill. The fairways are cluttered with weed that are higher than the grass. Lots of fairways with dead grass and dirt spots. Greens were not cut and many had diseased grass. Cart Paths looked like the Russians landed a missile, you had to drive in the grass, or dirt the cart paths were impassable. Crab grass was growing in the sand traps and it was amazing that the traps had standing water and it hadn't rained for a week. Not worth the price to play the course or for that matter stay in the hotel, but that's another story for another site.

Play was slow and should have had someone out speeding up slow play

Staff was super. Course has a great lay out but is not in the best of shape. The cart paths are bad and several tee boxes were in bad shape. Greens were good but had several that had bad spots. Overall, a fun course to play and fairly priced but not in the condition I am used to seeing it in.

20 years ago this moght have been a nice course. Now. It is terrible. Staff was surly. Course was in terrible shape. If I could get my money back, I still would say don’t waste your time money effort. Played 9 holes. Waiting at every hole. Bare patches and crab grass are the basic fairway.

Told the guy as I walked off after 9. His reaction. Nothing. Huh.

Let me start out by saying I have played at numerous courses in multiple states and have never had such an unpleasant experience. Myself and another fellow golfer decided to get the women out for their first actual game of golf. Mind you we have taken them to the driving rang, top golf, ect., numerous times. We knew it wouldn’t be the fastest game so we decided to schedule a tee time for 5:30pm on a Monday evening playing the back 9 to avoid disrupting other players. After we started the game we allowed one group of gentlemen to play ahead after hole 9 to not slow their game. We then played until hole 14 at 7:10pm when we were approached by an employee telling us we needed to leave by 7:30 as we have already taken to long. This in turn made everyone upset, and the women very eager to get off the course. We went back to the cart return, ask for reasoning and was told that we could only play for two hours. Note there was no one behind us and plenty of daylight left(sunset at about 9pm).They also accept tee times until 7pm. I asked to speak with a manger and was told their is no one to speak to. I expressed my concerns to the cart boy and was informed he hates his job and does not care at all. I requested his supervisors number and was told he does not have it. Spending over 160$ at this course for 9 holes and hardly getting to play half is unacceptable as well as the traumatization of the girls first golf game. We will be lucky to get them out again. I highly do not recommend this course. There are much better places to play in the Morgantown area with friendly accommodation and a much better experience. Do Better!