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What's the point to pay $67 riding on a Weds morning with first tee time only to cruise through front 9 only to run into a wave of old ladies walking and hacking ot up. Is this Chick Evans? Any real course never let's people off Back 9. Fairways were Dry and damaged. #10 is a joke and 17 is one the worst designs of any hole in Muni golf

They now charge here what Grand Geneva and Geneva National charge only their greens are always slow and choppy and disappointing

Player course best course ive ever played under $100 and ive played in 6 states and Mexico.

Course well maintained with respectable greens but tight. They fit 18 holes on land for 14. $74 riding on a Weds AM= disgusting. But these snobbish North Shore tools will pay it. I won't again.

Easily one of the state's best public courses. Manicured and pristine. Greens ran 10 and nothing flat. Bring your 'A' game if you can. Friendly staff.

I Know its April but if you're going to charge $70 in a weds in April you better have some quality greens. They were pock marked and choppy as fukk today. Very disappointing. We drive an hour to play here and in past have been tip top.

I played 3 great tracks on this trip to Orlando. Shingle Creek. Championsgate National and Panther Lake and Panther Lake was the best. The layout and aesthetics were amazing. The only cons were greens were not fast enough for a course of this quality. Were running maybe 7. And absolutely no excuse for a course this good to not have GPS in its carts. That said, you d be nuts to come to Orlando and not play Orange County Panther Lake. Top Notch.

Lord God was The National Course in tip top. Flawless greens that rolled am easy 10..Great staff and facility. Either course is a must play in Orlandom

Greens were embarrassingly bad. Poorly aerated with the mud filling left on greens. Tee Boxes were trash. Theyve made a lot of revenue this season and have put little money into watering and maintenance. A lot iof balls charging $35 with cart. They also cut all the fescue killing the link style charm and making it easy. 10 years ago this place was a gem. Never again.

One of the most overhyped and overhyped public courses in Chicago metro.

Some fairways and tee boxes were in crap shape.

Slow greens.

Douche bag staff always.

Wouldnt allow us to take individual carts in a pandemic at 6am.

For $75 Wednesday AM, i can name 50 courses better or as good for much less. As i told my buddy who booked it, never again.

As good as a public course as you ll play for under $75 anywhere in America. Diabolical greens and pin placements. Tons of various elevations. Fair but tough. It was a magical experience. Was happy with back 9-43.

Great design and course. 1 star off because tee boxes were horrible

horrible choppy greens. Tricked up doglegs and narrow holes. Hate this course. Got stuck here.

$65 on a Wednesday to play a course with aerated greens with sand first week of August?? Total garbage..... no warning or indication ONLINE or from starter or clubhouse

Quite simply one of the best public golf courses in all the Midwest and an absolute steal at $70. Diabolical green and very difficult pin placement. Amazing elevation and shots must be shaped. Fair but not easy. Struggled on the front, 48. Much better on back with 43. 91 not so bad here. Its beautiful. Staff were very friendly. This is a must play in Wisconsin and was an absolute joy to play.

you better hit em straight here as Trappers Turn will challenge the lowest of handicapps...some tight holes. Well kept. Greens that moved. Great value at $70

pretty vanilla but fairways, tee boxes and greens were tip top

Greens and fairways were not in good condition. I expected better. If you want to play a plush resort course, head over to Westin Kierland.

Dull.and aesthetically underwhelming. While greens were fast there was sand all over. Fair2qys beat up with divots. For a links course, felt it was pretty dull and flat. I'm from Chicago metro and the links style course there at Harborside, Prarie Landing, and Highlands of Elgin blow it away. Played Shingle Creek day before and it was nicer quality resort course for cheaper. I'd pass.

Absolute travesty this place charges $80 on a Weds AM. Pine Meadows isnt anywhere near being elite.

Water in Sand. Ones without water unraked and hard.

Fairways with many muddy /damaged spots.

Greens slow and choppy.

We have played 22 different courses this year. This was most expensive and not in top 15.

For this money, play Stonewall. Thunderhawk. Shepards Crook. Prarie Landing. Arrowhead. Highlands of Elgin. Bowe's Creek. Those are $80 worthy and charge less.

Do not play here (11.8 handicap)