Great course and they always have it in great condition no matter the time of year. They have the…read morenice carts with Bluetooth and range finder even the lady who usually works behind the bar is very friendly and welcoming. One of my favorites in kc and surrounding areas

Beautiful course, challenging but not too much so. Be sure to be there when Haley is working the…read moreconcessions and Beth is on the Cart, your experience will be 1000% better not matter how you're playing that day. couldn't recommend the customer service more.

I had my golf clubs stolen out of my truck after my round I returned the cart and went inside for…read moreabout 20 to 25 minutes came back out and everything was gone after asking around I have found out that this isn't the first time this has happened on this course. No cameras in the parking lot or cameras pointed towards the parking lot. There is a thief that sits there in a Blue Mercedes and waits on people to return the cart or go inside..They do this here because they know there are no cameras! Owner could've cared less Never again

My sons had a tee time on the books for a couple of days but we had come in from out of state and…read morewanted to try and golf with them which would require another cart for my wife and one of their girlfriends since everyone was trying to stick together before we left town. We called beforehand, several hours prior to our tee time to ask if we could pay for a cart to have the extra two ride along and were told they didnt have any carts available due to being booked up but that circumstances could change and that we could check back. We called back a second time about 1.5 hours prior to the tee time again and were told the same thing so we planned to check again at the clubhouse. While waiting in a short line to talk to the clubhouse employee to check-in and to ask about the cart situation, the conversation between the female employee and the group ahead was off-putting since the employee immediately told the group (who had a tee time) that they didnt have a cart for them. The gentleman who was accompanied by his young son and his son's friend (9-11yrs old) responded that they were walking. The employee immediately replied "you're my best friend" or something to that effect to which the customer did not respond to, most likely because he detected the employee's rude/unbalanced and unprofessional behavior. I quickly moved myself in position to be helped with the other employee (an older guy) and hoped to avoid her. As I stood waiting to be helped by the other person, the interaction between the father/son/friend and the first employee continued due to the inquisition that took place regarding their tee time, reservation and the inability to find the third reservation (for a 10yo kid who was walking) which had spilled over to the other employee's computer system and prevented him from welcoming us to their establishment. Once that was resolved, we were asked for our tee time which was given promptly. I asked if we could get another cart for a cart fee due to the circumstances and was told they were out of carts and that would not be possible. I told my group I would not be golfing and would instead be leaving town to allow for the local group to golf and enjoy their time together but wanted to stick around and watch them a bit on the driving range since we were there already. I made my way to the bar across the hall and got a beer. Got the beer and saw my son making his way back out of the clubhouse area shaking his head. When I met him back outside with the whole group, he said that the clubhouse employee only gave them one key although they had paid for two carts which is why he was on his way back out from the clubhouse. The key that was given to him at this time did not work in any of the available carts due to the course having two types of carts and the key was not made for the brand available. Another golfer in the area (or possibly the Starter?) informed my son that the key he had would not work so another patron offered his key for the cart that was available and my son accepted. The female clubhouse employee made her way outside asking what key she gave (in a rude and authoritative manner), and my son explained that another person swapped keys to allow for him to use the available cart. She was visibly annoyed and dismissively tossed the key to the cart attendant and made her way back inside. Although upset over the situation and not understanding the attitude displayed by the clubhouse employee, my sons decided to still play and made their way to the driving range to hit some balls before their round. My wife and I followed on foot and stood by their cart while talking with one of their girlfriends. Five minutes pass and then we see the older male clubhouse employee trotting toward us. He begins dialogue with us in a confrontational manner and states, "this isn't gonna work, you all aren't registered to play." I tell him we arent playing golf, as stated inside, and we are just there to watch them hit some balls before leaving town. He then doubles down on us trying to play while not paying all while I'm standing there on the cement away from the others who are on driving range. I have no clubs, wearing flip flops and holding a beer in hand. He replied, "Im trying to operate a golf course!" I informed him his employee's attitude and behavior (and now his!) should be his first concern. He then tells me I am acting like a horse's ass and being a dick (when it was his misunderstanding and his unwillingness to swallow his pride). I let him know that I didnt understand why he made his way out there in the first place and told him he had nothing to worry about, because I would never golf there in the future due to him and his coworker's unwarranted behavior.

It's such a fun, laid-back place whether you're actually into golf or just going to hang out. The…read moresetup is really nice, and they have a putt putt course also. The atmosphere is one of the best parts--super chill, not stuffy at all, and perfect for going with friends or family. You can just relax, hit some balls, and enjoy the experience without feeling pressured. They even have heaters so you can go year-round, which is a huge plus. Overall, it's a great mix of fun and practice, and I'd definitely recommend it if you're looking for something different to do in the area or for a good date night!

A fantastic place my daughter absolutely loves going there to practice for high school .​ Ella is…read moreso friendly and helpful..

I came here for a team outing with my coworkers, and we really enjoyed our time here. It was $50…read moreper person, but it's not too unreasonable considering the time you spend out there. It took us about 4 hours total to get through all 18 holes. The staff are really kind and considerate. After spending all day outside, one of my coworkers was suffering from heat exhaustion, and an employee working in the dining hall went out of her way to help him. She offered lots of water, cold towels, and a specially made drink to help him get back on his feet. I thought it was really thoughtful of her!

This is a really nice high end public course. Well worth the drive if you don't live close. A…read morelittle pricey but there are deals online.

A good course for brushing up on your short game. A lot of par 3 holes and the par 4 and 5 holes…read moreare shorter then most courses. The tee boxes and fairways were a little rough shape but with the heat and lack of rain recently that's to be expected. The greens were in good shape overall and prices reasonable. Played here lots of times and have always enjoyed my round. Staff is always friendly as well.

Fun course with very nice electric carts. The staff was helpful, accommodating, and patient. First…read moretime playing course was A+.

Lakewood CC is one of the few courses around town I haven't had the pleasure of dunking a ball in a…read morelake or losing a ball in the woods...this week...mission accomplished on both fronts... For the lucky ones, Lakewood CC offers a wonderfully manicured layout, with several twists and turns golfers love. The layout was quite a bit more hilly than I was expecting, and shotmaking was at a premium, as almost every fairway is lined with with houses, roads, trees or water. As we found out, errant tee shots deliver roof thudding "bangs", my drives were all straight down the fairway...wink...wink...as the surrounding houses are big and beautiful...an interesting side note, several houses have fortified enclosures providing some degree of protection, yet very entertaining on the level of ingenuity, fashioned to erect them. The greens are decent sized, but roll like glass, which adds a level of skill our 4-some was missing. Bunkers are plentiful, and well maintained. The highlight of my round occurred on holes 5 and 6, both pars 3's. 100 yds over water, then 130 yds onto a peninsula. Very creative holes tucked between houses and water... I was lucky enough to be invited to a tournament and play this wonderful course, so if you ever get the chance, jump on it...

This place has it all. Beautiful greens fantastic neighborhood, and a great dining room. Lakewood…read moreis a fantastic community, plus the oaks and the Argyle make it that much better.

I stopped in for lunch last week and it was a perfect although slightly cloudy and windy day for…read moregolf. The Google reviews I'd seen for this place got me to visit and try the lunch food for myself. Glad I did. I had a cheeseburger and fries. A bit pricey, but wow, what a view! The golf course is a near-perfect lunchtime backdrop. The burger was cooked just right; the fries were quite abundant and tasty, although a bit on the greasy side. I'd eat here again, though I doubt that I'd make a special trip only for the takeout. Probably just the ticket when playing golf here, however. So now I'm almost obliged to pop for the $40+ green fee one of these days (higher on weekends). If I do, surely I'll also review that experience.

Golfing in 70 degree weather in march us one of the many pleasures of the Midwest. Caught a great…read moredeal on golf now, and 45 min and $25 dollars later, my buddy and I were on the first tee. A quick discussion, and a 4-some and 3-some teeing off in front if us, we opted for maximum punishment...7,000+ yards of fun. What a great course, from the first tee, to the last green, we truly enjoyed the round. Throw in some 200+ yard par 3's, a 591 yard par 5, tons of tree lined par fours, several ponds, a stiff wind and my 91 and playing buddies 86, we're in the books. This was our first time playing here, and we'd probably play the shorter tees next time, as we usually play in the 6,400 yard range. If your looking for greens that putt true, and a new challenge...give the windshield some new views and head over to Richmond...you'll be glad you did.

Well, they killed it. I was a member of Liberty HIlls before GreatLife took over, and after, so the…read morechanges they made were not up to par (so to speak). The course went downhill, due to lack of management and care for the course. This was a challenging course, but fair, in the past. However, with the lack of maintenance, the greens became rough, the cart paths weren't maintained, and the rough became rougher. The fairways? Huh. Who understands weed control? And the promised and designed clubhouse rebuild never came, after the fire burned the old one down. Many parties were held there in the grill. After several years, GreatLife shut the course down. It soon became a favorite dumping ground for trash and mattresses and furniture. It's sad to see the course you once loved and where you spent so many hours, being turned into a housing addition. Thanks, GreatLife, you're the greatest!

It seems like this course was probably nice back in the day but it is pretty run down now…read more This is the third Great Life course I have played and they all seem to be in poor shape. The fairways and tee boxes were in serious need of repair and the cart paths almost gave us whiplash. I can put up with some poor conditions if they price is low but their rates do not reflect the course conditions.

Terrible course to play not worth to price to play mangers only want your money and can not take…read morecare of members or public to play instead of making a 4 hrs course turn in to a 5.5 hrs course

This course is a lot of fun. I really appreciate the maps at ever tee box making it very clear…read morewhere the hole is. Some courses keep golfers guessing and it can be frustrating. The guys at the pro shop were really friendly and helpful. This place is not fancy, and the rough is really rough making finding balls nearly impossible, but the price is right and it's easy to get a tee time.

We had a great time playing with family. We did reserve a bay in advance so we walked right in!…read more The food selection is standard bar fare and lots of drinks to choose from. (We played early and the breakfast burrito was a pleasant surprise.) The server was friendly and the space was clean. They do a good job of keeping things moving so you can wrap up quickly when your time expires.

One star. For existing…read more Topgolf isn't an entertainment venue -- it's a light-polluting, sleep-stealing monument to bad urban planning. Every night, their stadium-grade floodlights bleach Indian Creek like an interrogation room, leaving disoriented birds to die behind it. If environmental responsibility were a sport, this place would finish dead last. Closing time? You don't check a clock -- you wait for the seismic bass drops that rattle kids' bedroom windows, followed by motorcycles screaming through the neighborhood like it's a qualifying lap at Daytona. At 1 a.m. Because of course. And then come the graduates of the "unlimited drinks, zero judgment" program, proudly exporting noise, trash, and bravado into streets where people are trying to live normal lives. Inside the nets: neon fun and selfies. Outside: insomnia, dead wildlife, and the steady reminder that no one in charge cared who already lived here. If you're looking for golf with a side of community impact and ecological indifference, congratulations -- you've found it. Avoid if you value sleep, silence, or the idea of being a decent neighbor. Ok, got that off my chest. It's a novelty that is fun on the Olympic schedule - probably better to round up and go there once every 5 years. Have fun, have a blast, but please just be a decent human when you leave that place. No one wants to hear your bass at 1am and that crotch rocket you ride is really not that interesting to us (the neighbors).