Lake Park Golf Club

First time playing at Lake Park. For some reason, they want a credit card number just for a tee time. And while you can say this is normal, it's not normal. Not at all. Not everyone has a CC and to keep them from playing at a muni course is unspeakable. Shame on them for this requirement.As for the course, not in too bad of shape. Some places were just bare dirt, but I've seen worse. However there's no excuse for that when your course is next to the lake and you have unlimited water. The fairways were cut really low. Like you could putt on them kind of low. The greens had recently been worked on, so hard to say good or bad. But there were no ball marks on any green I saw, even par 3's. We went on a Thursday morning and the course was packed, which was surprising. All in all it was ok for a muni. The prices were less expensive than others and you get what you pay for. Wife never played before and she didn't even lose 1 ball. So that should tell you there's very little water and practically zero tree's. Summary, you pay ~$25 and you get 18 holes that are worth $25.

There are two golf courses here and it's perfect. If you're new to golf, play the executive course. It'll boost your confidence and will helpYou prepare for the 18 hole course across the street. My recommendation is to learn how to play golf, learn the etiquette use the executive course and then across the street at the 18 hole and then move onto bigger courses so you can learn the game properly Plus. This is very inexpensive compared to most courses.

I've been to this place a couple of times and I would say I'm inpressed. The greens are in good condition and the prices are cheap and the customer service is on point.

This is the absolute worst excuse for a golf course I've seen, and the lack of management makes this field-type of course even worse. It took us 5 and a half hours to get through this shit hole - and is an endeavor I'll never partake in again. Overall worst experience golfing I've had in 2023.

Great golf course. Right next to Lake Lewisville Campground. Nice course friendly people. Good time golfing.

Marshalls and the course itself is not kept up. Marshalls gave me and my friends a hard time and disrupted our golf 3 times through 18. It got so bad that my friends ended up losing it and just left. He's a very mellow guy and doesn't really talk much so when he lost it. I knew I had to write a review.

Course is in great condition for a public 20 dollar course. People are laid back, course is easy, and the other players are typically laid back as well. The par 3 course on the other side of the street is great too.

Everything went well. The course is well kept and my group had awesome things to say about the environment

The golf course is nice and a good confidence booster. However, the starter had ridiculous expectations for the pace of play. We were told to hurry up on hole 8 in a very aggressive way. We were on pace to finish the front 9 in two hours on a Saturday. We then stopped for food & beers at the turn, but no one passed us so I'm not sure why we were told to hurry. We were then told again to hurry a few holes later even though no one behind was waiting for us. We ended up playing 18 in about 4 hours and 15 minutes. For a Saturday this is extremely fast and I did not appreciate the starter rushing us multiple times.

Place is a rip-off. Pay $25 a round which is a good deal, just to get there and they want $15 for cart fees. All that to be backed up two groups on every tee box