1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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 Good greens, short holes, tight course., May 19, 2009
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reviewer: Adam
from Johnson City, TN
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| If you can keep that 3 and 5 wood right down the pipe, this is your dream course, but anyone going out to enjoy the "i'm off work today, I think I'll play" round of golf- you'd better hit the range first and remedy that slice, or hook.My suggestion, if you dont have the accuracy, is to drive less than an hour down the road and play at Cedar Hill CC in jonesville, Va. But- if you want a challenge, go for these narrow fairways. The greens are well maintained, and it's a good setting for the course. It's really not expensive, so if you're just looking to go out and knock it around, without making it some big to-do, it's not a bad course whatsoever. |
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0 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
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 Best for beginners and experts, Aug 24, 2008
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reviewer: Ryan
from Wise, VA USA
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| This golf course is the best place ever, and i make my best scores here. It is the best course in south west virginia, plus it has the best maintained greens and fairways. |
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
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Lonsome Pine Review, Apr 15, 2008
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reviewer: Tyler Sheets
from Chilhowie, VA USA
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| I have played LPCC only a handfull of times, but one only needs to play it once to have a lasting impression of the course. It makes up its lack of yardage with small sloping greens and unforgiving rough. The only thing that I don't like about the course is the internal out of bounds on several holes. If ever given the chance to play this course, do not pass it up. It proves both challenging and fun for all skill levels. It has several drivable par 4's and testing par three's. Overall, a wonderful golf course. |
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