Lakewood Golf Club

Paul Eskine

Course was not well maintained. Grass not cut in some areas. Overall condition was fair at best.

Gary Williams

Wide open course. Non resident rate is steep but the food and beverage is reasonably priced.

Mark A Jennings

4 stars by my criteria: within a reasonable LYFT ride from downtown, good greens, public course, $60 to $80 round, driving range (although limited to wedges due to rain), and challenging variety of holes. The course is pretty wide open and not a lot of penalty for off the fairways but still a challenge for mid- to low-handicappers. The greens had some occasional tufts of weeds but they putted true so no issue. Also really challenging greens… always fast, often dead straight, but occasionally some really subtle significant breaks. Really enjoyed both of my rounds and the pace of play was excellent. They seemed busy but still did 3.5 hour rounds or less. Rating would be 5 stars but their on-line pricing is curious. No non-resident tee times before about 10 AM and they are asking for $100 (even on weekdays) from non-residents till 1 PM. If non-residents are your best rate, why would you restrict them? I played in the afternoon for $65 and $80 with fees and that was the right price for the course. If I had paid 100 for 11 AM, I would have been disappointed in the quality. Only played a couple courses in the area, but generally I would say non-resident pricing compared to other places I play like Atlanta, DFW, PHX, and New England; that the rates for the quality were high. I suppose recent hurricanes and storms could be a factor that I’m not familiar with. Anyway, not a manicured country club but a fine public course. Could be a wonderfully manicured country club (and may have been in the past), but today it’s a solid public course.

Jim Webb

Tee time was right on, marshall was courteous and helpful. Greens in great condition.