Lake Wilderness Grill

We golf here nearly every weekend. A few words that describe the course. - Narrow - Reasonably priced - USB ports in carts - Narrow - Can easily see deer and elk on the course - Short overall distance - Narrow - Three sets of tees - Some short par 4 holes - Some long par 3 holes - Excellent but small greens - Narrow - You can be center fairway and blocked out by a tree. Seriously ... on multiple holes. Makes it interesting. ;) - Definitely walkable (I do). Worst part is walk from 18 to the clubhouse. Up hill. - Enjoy!! - Oh, and it's narrow. ;)

Great course, well-maintained (as of this Spring) and interesting layout (back nine plows through a housing development, but the locals seem familiar with golf carts traversing the street). Raised their green fees this year (an attempt to drive customers away?), but the Bar and Grill is still reasonably priced, so blame it on fertilizer prices...

It's a laid back course that is cheap and usually not to busy. Good for playing with a learning child or adult. A few holes are tight and I mean a 30 yard landing area with houses right and wood left (hole 7 & 11) Its also a shorter course except a few par 3's (200-240 yds. holes 3 & 8) Staff is mostly helpful and friendly. No driving range and just a small putting green but the price is very reasonable

To start, every positive review you see here has to be fake. This is a Terrible course and shouldn’t cost anymore than $15-$20 to play on with a cart included. You’re better off spending your money at the auburn golf course and actually enjoy a beautiful wellMaintained course instead of a yellow fairway the whole time. You can’t even hit a ball well with how poor the grass is. The only thing they take care of is the greens. The Marshall driving around Constantly rushing people to play is annoying too. This is my first experience and I won’t ever be going again. For the price you’ll leave unhappy. My group went on a Sunday and they completely over packed the course to the point of not even being able to enjoy the game. You need to space out your Tee times more or just not allow more people to come play when you’re as crowded as you are. On a good note, I like the gas powered carts,

Course is in horrible shape… like a municipal course in an underfunded inner city park in a 3rd rate city. Most tee boxes have no grass and all three markers - black, gold, silver, are often times together. The course has several holes that are literally a hundred or more yards away from previous holes and no signs directing you from the green to the next tee. You'll walk off the course, through residential streets, in between two houses on a path to find the next "tee box" with no signs to direct you. "Take a left at where the Johnson's used to live...". The front is definitely better than the back. For some unexplained reason we had to start on the back nine. At the turn from 18, a shortened par 4 to a par three, because of construction on the fairway, up a steep hill, 200 yards from the green on 17, to the first hole, I waited 20 minutes for a hot dog before finally giving up. The bartender was also the server and the cook. After 20 minutes when she couldn't find time to leave the restaurant/bar to go to the kitchen and get 2 hot dogs I gave up on food. I can’t see how I’d ever return.

Decently priced for what it is. Some very rough patches here and there. Would be careful could easily damage a club off the fairways. Very narrow off the tee. Several tee boxes close today because of reseeding and such, glad to see they were trying to maintain the course. Greens not difficult at all unless super big breakers and even then not that hard.