Related Sections:

Lamoni Golf & Country Club

Rural Route 2
Lamoni, IA 50140
Phone: (515)784-6022

This course has water hazards that come into play on three holes. The fairways are fairly wide open, and the greens are elevated and undulating. The toughest hole to play is #5, a 197-yard, par 3, with a blind uphill tee shot to an elevated green. This rural club uses the honor system for green fees, which apply to all who do not live within the school district. Members house their own carts at the course, and all the equipment is individually owned.

Holes: 9

Greens: Bent Grass

Fairways: Bluegrass

Tee Information:
Tee	Par	Yardage	Course Rating	Slope
Men's	72	6226
Ladies'	72	4854

Greens Fees:	$20 or Less
Course Type:	semi-private
Dress Code:	No tank tops or cutoffs
Season:	Mar 15 to Oct 31 (closed on Mondays)
Guest Policy:

* Update this Course: Update/modify the details for this golf course's listing.

Course reviews for Lamoni Golf & Country Club
Average Golfer Review (0.0 Stars):

Number of Reviews: 0
Review this course and share your experience with other golfers.

*All Greens Fees provided are subject to change. Please call the golf course to confirm the current fees.

Recent News

Planning a Golf Vaction

If you love golf, then the best vacation in the world for you is probably going to be a golfing adventure somewhere at a great U.S. or foreign golf resort location. There are many of these types of golf vacations and also many hotels that are offering special golf vacation packages. These are usually cheaper [...]
Buying a Golf Cart

When thinking about buying a golf car, there are number of things to consider. Do you want to go with a new or used model? What size of seating and storage capacity do you want? Where do you plan on using the cart? All of these factors and more should be considered when trying to [...]
Golf Dress Code

Golf is a sport which is becoming increasingly popular. However golf, while it is a sport that is accessible to practically anyone within distance of a driving range or course, still has some particulars as to what is appropriate attire when out on the grass with your clubs. For the most part, when one thinks [...]
Discounted Green Fees

When looking for places to golf – be it while you are away on vacation or near your home, it is wise to see what specials the various clubs and courses are running. A quick search online will give you the discounted green fees for almost any location, and for individual or group rates. As [...]

Taking Golf Lessons
Golf Gifts
Tee Times
Golf Course Etiquette
Public Golf Courses
Country Club Memberships
Best Golf Courses
Municipal Golf Courses

Course Reviews

Mill Creek Golf Club
"Living and Playing Mill Creek"
I chose to live in the Mill Creek Community after playing Mill Creek Golf Course. The course is long enough to challenge the low handicapper while allowing the average golfer to handily compete. While each hole presents its unique challenge, holes 7, 9, and 15 can be particularly formidable. Hole 7 is a reasonably short par 4, just 326 yards from the white tees and 400 yards from the championship tees, but take the ball out of the fairway -- kiss it good bye. Hole 9 (359 yards from the white tees and 439 from the championship tees) commands distance and accuracy from the tee if one expects to reach the green in two. A bed of rocks to the left of the fairway, woods to the right, and a ravine paralleling its length on the left with a wide ditch crossing the fairway about 50 yards from the green, simply command excellent club selection. Hole 15 and be a pussy cat or a bear. Wind in your face requires a long wood. Wind with you, and a five iron may place your ball in a 50 yard water and grass hazzard which crosses the fairway about 100 yards from the green. The entire course undulates and winds through just over 7000 yards from the championship tees. The fairways allow the ball to be played down while the bent greens firmness can cause many putter miscalulations. All in all, this is a great course -- especially at fees ranging from $39 - $59, cart included.
---K W Turner, Mebane, NC
Oasis Golf Club - Oasis Course
"Not good any more."
The descripion of this course is 5 to 6 years outdated. It is not connected with the Oasis casino or the Palms golf course. Several of the holes have been changed to allow for more housing. The greens are one notch above sand greens. If you pay more than $50.00 to play it you paid too much.
---Peter Bollinbeckser, Mesquite, Nv
Shadow Hawk Golf Club
"Fall Visit"
Shadow Hawk is a beautiful venue. The course is hard to rate in the middle of winter when the trees are not in bloom and leafy. The fairways are open and more than fair. The greens are as challenging as they come. They are filled with undulations that make straight putts rare. The greens roll fair and pretty fast. The clubhouse is very classy and comfortable (in winter, nicer than the course itself). I would hope to play this course again in summer (heat and all) to see the beauty. It was still fun and challenging for this 15 handicap player,
---Bob Wechsler, Indianapolis
Golf Club at Chaparral Pines, The
"Awesome Golf"
This is a scenic and challenging course that teases your brain and your ability. Strategic planning before each shot is a must. Perfect condition, great greens and really great scenery.
---Gwen Treston, Payson, Arizona, USA