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Lake Kezar Country Club

Route 5
Lovell, ME 04051
Phone: (207)925-2462

This facility added nine new holes in 1998. The picturesque course offers several views of the White Mountains. The greens are fast and undulating, and the fairways are narrow. There is water that comes into play on a few holes.

Holes: 18

Greens: Bent Grass

Fairways: Winter Rye

Tee Information:
Tee	Par	Yardage	Course Rating	Slope
Men's	72	5858	68	119
Ladies'	72	4956	66.8	107

Greens Fees:	$20-$49
Course Type:	semi-private
Dress Code:	Shirt and shoes required
Season:	Apr 1 to Nov 1
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Average Golfer Review (3.8 Stars):

Number of Reviews: 4
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RTR, Aug 27, 2007

reviewer: RTR from USA

Great place to play. Player friendly and exceptional staff. Excellent condition.

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Best kept secret in Maine/NH, Jul 26, 2007

reviewer: Dave from Wenham, Ma

Course is in great shape. Uncrowded, scenic, and where else can you play a Donald Ross front 9 for the price?

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can ye no say, Aug 23, 2005

reviewer: Cliff from Bristol, VT

Our group has been holding the "Can ye no say" golf weekend at this course since the early 80's. The course is a treat for people like us who hope to shoot in the 80's but seldom do. The Donald Ross roots are evident on the front and the back attempts to be at least reminiscent of the Ross ideal. Nothin fancy, just a sweet small town course well taken care of.

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