Glenlakes Golf Club - Lakes Course

All in all a great round, but greens were much faster than last week. Always enjoy playing here, but play was slow 5+ hrs

I only got to play 9 of the 18 holes due to the backup players waiting in line.

Lots of fun to play! Good conditions, great carts and clubhouse. You can’t go wrong playing here.

We had a great time. The course was excellent, and the people in the shop and on the course was great.

You’re going to enjoy this course when it goes on Hot Deals.

Always get a round in here when coming down to visit my Brother. For the time of year, course was in great condition. Layout was challenging, but not overly difficult. A great course for the money when you compare to surrounding courses in the area. Pace of play was a little slow, but other than that, zero complaints. Would definitely recommend this place.

Yeah. They had a college practice round on SUNDAY! Sunday! Didn’t even finish the round. Greens were mediocre at best. Over played. Tee boxes are trashed. Had a great playing partner though,only good thing about it.

This is an overall review of golf facilities cramming tee times too close together. One potential solution to the problem of golf courses having tee times too close together is to implement a more efficient scheduling system. Spacing out tee times further apart to allow players more time on the course without feeling rushed. Another option is to stagger tee times strategically, taking into account the pace of play and ensuring there is enough time between groups to prevent overcrowding on the course. Somehow, (and I'm not sure how,) educating golfers about golf course etiquette and the importance of maintaining a good pace of play can contribute to a smoother experience for all players. And please stop letting 5 in a group go out! Golf courses can help alleviate the issue of tee times being too close together and enhance the overall enjoyment of the game for everyone involved.