Lakeview Golf & Country Club

Course Reviews

• Cedar Creek Country Club
  "Beware the Trees"
  CCCC offers an interesting layout nestled in a thickly forested peninsula that juts into Cedar Creek Lake, about 60 miles southeast of Dallas. The course will challenge you, but it is not impossible.
  ---M. Flowers, Odessa, Texas
• Crystal Springs Golf Club
  "Beautiful"
  Beautiful course. No two holes the same. Nice challenging layout. A little pricey.
  ---Richard Cranium, Ohio
• Sandpiper Golf & Country Club
  "A nice short course"
  I have played this golf course for the last 10 years, 2 to 5 times each year at various time, usually in the winter. Sandpiper is a short course with plenty of par 3's and short par 4's. The layout makes for a slow round on the front side on a busy day. It usually opens up on the back, which is the better 9 holes. Greens are in good condition year round. Course gets more play in the winter when the ajoining retirement community is fully occupied. Long hitters have no advantage as any long drive (250 or more) puts you too close to the greens. Use irons and 4 woods off most of the tees. Any drive 200 yards down the middle is great for this course. Some holes feel too close to the homes. Can be a real challenge when windy.
  ---Bill, West Virginia, USA
• Cripple Creek Golf & Country Club
  "Good course"
  It's a challanging course, also very fun, they also sponsor for the local high school so thats pretty cool. For as good of a golf course it is prices are reasonable.
  ---colton, de