Recent Reviews for All Courses
| Review | - "Worth playing"
Course in good shape for this time of year, greens were consistent and rolled at a decent speed, bunkers we're Ok as well. Course has been maintained throughout the summer, back tees on 10 are closed due to shaded area and tree root problems and Bermuda just won't grow there. Tee'd off on the lower-level tees which is not a big deal. Nice full bar and grill in the lower level of the clubhouse. Got a great double-Bloody Mary at the turn from their friendly bar staff/$17.00 but she was nice enough to make my drink in my XL Styrofoam Polar Pop cup from CIrcle K, that lasted the entire back 9 until I popped open a 16oz Miller Lite to finish off my round. Go check it out, definitely worth the price and conditions and staff considering other courses I have played. Will go back soon. Read The Review
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- "Great course"
I thought I would provide an update for Lincoln Country Club (LCC). The original nine, now the back nine, was opened in 1946, and the cart paths were cement and mostly away from tree roots. The front nine was opened in about 1993 with asphalt paths close to tree roots in many areas. The cart paths have needed work, and I'm happy to say that the front nine has completely new asphalt, and a few areas on the back nine have new asphalt as well. This makes for a much more enjoyable experience even for me being mainly a walker.
The course is in good shape, with the Diamond Zoysia greens being full. The greens are dormant now and dyed for the winter months. I prefer the increased speed of the greens when they are dormant.
There is a housing project between holes 1 and 2 that is slowly being completed. This has been a less than attractive area of the course and completion will be welcomed. Read The Review
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- "Great course"
My first round here and I loved the course. Great layout and fantastic greens. They are Diamond Zoysia and were perfectly smooth and quick. The course gets an A for the greens alone. The original 9 holes is over 70 years old and has a great risk/reward mix, starting with the opening par 5, with an approach over water. Between the 1st and 2nd holes, there's some construction of condos going on and so it's walled off with black plastic. That's also made the 2nd hole a par 3 over water, as the construction is using that hole for runoff/retention ponds, where there was no hazard before. #7 is a great par 5 with a pond looming at the end of the fairway about 250 yds out and then an uphill climb to the green. Speaking of the greens, they are generally small. You can't have a putt over 60/80 feet on any green. With quick greens and some slopes, it can make putting and chips pretty tricky. This is a relatively short course with lots of scoring opportunities. The closing par 4 18th hole features a narrow landing area with a sharp dogleg right to the green which is perched on a hill next to the clubhouse. It was a fun round and I'll be back soon! Read The Review
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