Lakeview Golf Club

Course Reviews

• Spring Valley Country Club
  "Challenging course"
  Spring Valley is an older club that recently upgraded the course layout. They changed 3 or 4 holes in the last few years. The course has no housing development on it and includes several holes that require specific tee shot placement. A good deal of wooded area surrounds the course and water does come into play on several holes. The clubhouse is typical country club and I suggest the prime rib. Outstanding.
  ---Steve Reynolds, Indianapolis
• Westbrooke Golf Course
  "Good for practice"
  This course is almost always crowded which isnt a problem because I bring my youngest son here to play. the more expirence you have the less this course challenges you. I wouldnt come here by my self (golfer of 40 years)
  ---Dan, Novi, Mi
• Panama Country Club
  "classic course"
  This course has a high number of large oak trees and beautiful wildlife habitat. The rolling hills are a classic terrian. I do not like the moguls on contrived new courses, so I may be a little biased. This layout is fun to play.
  ---Anonymous, Seagrove, FL
• Highlands Country Club
  "Great Mountain Course"
  Although you must golf with a member, Highlands offers a wide variety of challenges. Varying lies, fast greens, and narrow fairways makes Highlands a highly likeable course. A recent resodding of the fairways to Kentucky bluegrass has made this already aesthetic course even more beautiful.
  ---Curt, Highlands, NC