Towne Lake Hills Golf Club

Had a great round this week at Town Lake . Weather was great and course was in good shape for March. Course was fairly full but still got the round in under 4 hours. Course layout is challenging but fair. Enjoyed teeing off on the tenth hole as it helped speed up play. Tee areas at in better shape overall and greens were very quick.
As always staff is great and the facilities are welcoming…Best ‘dog’ at the the turn!

Very disappointed in the course condition. I can understand because of the weather lately, every place is soggy, but what happened to the grass? Fairways were very bare and some of the tee boxes were just dirt and mud. And why would you put a temporary tee area in the middle of a fairway also with no grass and downhill?on a positive note the greens are in very good condition and putt well. The clubhouse personel were great and on course ranger and Starter were very friendly and helpful.

Most all fairways were soggy/soft and the grass/soil condition indicate that moisture is an ongoing problem.

Rangers were not proactive in making sure each group was maintaining pace of play. They pretty much only reacted to complaints from groups being held up and then would speak to the slow group(s).

Greens were okay.

I have played here many times before but this is the worst shape that I have seen the course in years. We have had a lot of rain this Fall/Winter and it seems all of the topsoil and grass is just gone. Many tee boxes are pretty much just dirt. The fairways are very thin, you almost can't even find a place to place your ball on grass so you are hitting off dirt. It is pretty rough. The greens are in good shape and roll well.

I like this course from the past, but like many other courses they have gone up on price but the conditions are not good for the extra money. I will see what happens after the grass starts growing again in the spring, I would like to play here again.

Towne Lake has “dynamic pricing” stamped all over its website but rarely abides by its own philosophy. $54 for twilight instead of $59 is a joke. $70 on the weekends for a course without grass on half its tee boxes. It does nothing to distinguish itself from other public courses. Save your money and play elsewhere

Been here several times. Each time hoping the pace of play is better. Took 5 hours for 12 holes today with people passing us while we’re waiting on a team to tee off. Warden was no help just told us some of them work there. After it took 2 hours for six holes. If you aren’t a member and don’t work here don’t expect any help when it comes to pace a play.

Well kept fairways and greens. Lots of elevation changes.

Course is ultimately well taken care of. A few of the tee boxes were hard and/or worn down, but that’s something I see them tending to quickly and not something that’s fixed overnight (or in the cold). Plays wide for the most part so you don’t need to worry about hitting any houses as a beginner. Fast and challenging greens. A lot of doglegs right, if that’s your preference.

Tee’d off at 2pm. Last putt rolled in the cup at 7:10pm. Completely and utterly appalling how slow golf courses have become. It’s what happens when you let these guys out wearing running shoes, shirts not tucked in not repairing ball marks, lining up putts for 9s looking for their Top Flite ball for 20 minutes after hitting it 20 yards in the woods all while playing from the tips. It’s not just Towne Lake. It’s EVERYWHERE.

Played on Wednesday, teed off at 8:50. Foursome in front of us with multiple open holes in front played a 5 hour round. Complained to the Ranger and he said they were right on schedule and they were old. So from that we have determined that a standard round of golf at TowneLake Golf Club is five (5) hours. Keep that in mind. Ranger is there to get a tan and nothing else.

Charged EXTRA for cart fee when it said it was included on GolfNow fee……

By far the best public course around, wonderful experience from beginning to end. 10/10, will be back.