Paradise Lake Golf Course

Jonny Garner

The price is right for a nine hole course with a cart, you can play 18 for $20 a person. The course is normally in very good condition even in the dry part of the season. I play here a lot, no one is pushing you and everyone is friendly. Beware of hole 3 (PAR 3), it not as easy as you think. The practice putting green is very nice, the only thing they are missing is a hitting range. The attached photo is Hole 6 (PAR 4 / 300 Yards) from November 10, 2020, the greens are still in wonderful conditions.

Jason Young

It’s a shorter 9 hole course but in absolute amazing condition in comparison to other local courses in the region. The fairways, second cuts and greens are well maintained. The owners are wonderful people. They are reserved but kind and …

Jason Young

It’s a shorter 9 hole course but in absolute amazing condition in comparison to other local courses in the region. The fairways, second cuts and greens are well maintained. The owners are wonderful people. They are reserved but kind and absolutely take pride in their course. It’s true much of the clientele are new or high handicappers but pick and choose your time to play. During the weekday mornings and mid-afternoon, I can get thru nine holes in about 1.5 hours walking. Most patrons are friendly and it’s a very walkable course. It’s a great course to work on short game and course management. When things are backed up, I pull out my irons and drive with woods.

Bill Stevens

This place is a joke. As others have said, the staff are rude and ignorant. They don’t do tee times and they only have a few carts. They will sell you greens fees and cart then tell you they are out of carts. The cups are always full …