YaboyDG

Tee boxes need a lot of attention. Most bunkers were full of water or too compact to hit out of. Greens need to be rolled to flatten out the humps. Overall good value and very scenic course.

1. Checked in and was told that it was a hassle for them when reservations were booked through GolfNow.
2. "Driving Range" was just a section of 2-3 home lots that were vacant. Not long enough to hit anything longer than a 5 iron or you would hit a house.
3. No starter. No ball washers. No water coolers.
4. Cart Paths would have been better as just grass or dirt, the pavement was so jagged you would check your cart to make sure nothing fell out.
5. Tee boxes were below par but not anything that would keep me from playing again.
6. Fairways and Sand were almost the same. Fairways were half sand/dirt and half uncut grass. Bunkers were half sand and rocks.
7. The greens were nothing short of something you could do in any backyard. 1 footers were no gimmie between the rocks, feet of sand, branches, and other things not meant to be on a green.
Finally, the overall demeanor of everyone I came into contact with just seemed rude. One would think that someone willing to actually pay money for that course would be thanked or told that improvements were coming. This course needs to just shut down for a few months to get things back on track if not just close the doors completely.

Played this course pretty regulatory over the past 3 months. I know that other courses might be nicer but the staff at Francis Lake makes you feel like family. Great price overall for the course and it can be as challenging as you let it be. The recent rain has really helped out the course and the fairways are coming in nice. Greens are in OK shape while the bunkers are decent. Again, other courses might be nicer but the staff here are great. J.R. (The owner) will definitely take care of you.