I played this course last Monday. $52 for 18 with cart. I was solo which was ideal for my first…read moreround of the year. No other golfers within two holes of me. Got to play two balls most of the way. Fun course with good views. A bit mushy from moisture but not bad. Path only rule in place. I would play it again.

Decent course. The greens were well kept. This is not a flat course by any means and the hills…read moreprovided for some challenging holes. Like the GPS screens on the carts. Also really liked the concession clubhouse after the 9th hole. It was not very busy so we played at a leisurely pace. Overall, we had a good day of golf.

4 hours into my drive to golf at Osage National I received a call that my 1:27 tee time was…read morecancelled due to weather and getting bumped by earlier tee times. Very disappointed in the way that this was handled. I would suggest cancelling the tee times that were affected by the weather instead of bumping the ones that were later. No comments on the course but the etiquette of the person that I spoke to was not ideal.

What was supposed to be a great round of golf on our 3rd day of playing different courses in the…read moreOzarks turned out to be a terrible experience thanks to Dave (pictured) and Tom. Between these 2 course Nazis we were rushed the whole time by the GPS on the carts, the ranger, and by Tom and Dave the whole time we golfed. We went aloud to have a 5-some so they split us up and paired 2 of our guys with 2 guys that work at the course. We got our carts locked up by their GPS system multiple times and once one of our carts was locked solid for over 10 minutes. Thank goodness some local members came along and called the office and got us unlocked so we could continue playing. Mind you, this got locked up on a cart path. We offered to let the locals play through and they wouldn't. They said they weren't in a hurry and to take our time as it was our first time here. The cart GPS kept telling us to pick up our pace. One of our guys was so mad about being paired up with the course workers he wanted to leave at the end of 9 holes so the other guy wanted to join us at the turn to make us a 4-some. So at the turn we came to the clubhouse and talked to the cart guys and told them what was going on and asked if it would be a problem if we waited. They said no problem, go inside and grab a beverage and a bite to eat and they would get us going after they joined us and make the back 9 a better experience. We went in and grabbed a bite, which was a very overpriced dried out burger and a Powerade (no alcohol was consumed by our group the whole day BTW). As I was eating my dried out burger Nazi Dave came over and told us we needed to get back out there. I explained we were waiting to pick up our 4th guy and he still barked that we needed to get moving. Meanwhile the locals that were behind us came into the clubhouse and were offered a menu by the staff to order from. We go outside and as our guys come up the hill. Before we could even see what was going on Tom comes out on the deck and starts telling us to either get back out there or leave. He had 3 holes with no one on them so if we were going we needed to go now. I tried to explain what was going on and he said he didn't care he had 3 holes that needed to be filled. We proceeded as a 3-some to the next hole and our other 2 decided to continue to play with the course workers as well. We then started playing a best ball format to help speed up our play. We were playing at a fast clip and yet the cart GPS kept telling us we were behind and needed to pick up the pace. On one of the back holes a ranger came by and said "hey, Dave called him and said you are doing a good job with your pace" and yet our cart keeps telling us we were 11 minutes behind pace. Now, here's some fun info, while we are playing we saw 2 5-somes and even a 6-some playing the course! There was also no one behind us for several holes and no one ahead of us either. We kept up our best ball pace and on the 8th hole we finally came up on a 4-some. We had to wait on them to finish their hole only to find out it was our other 2 guys and the course workers that somehow got ahead of us and we caught them. We finished our round and went back to the clubhouse to find our guys had 2 more holes to play still. I went into the clubhouse to the pro shop and waited until no one else was in there to talk to Dave about our experience. I informed him that they have a great course, the cart guys, ranger and bar staff were friendly but because of him and Tom we would never be back to play this course! The two of them made this a miserable experience! There were so many ways this could have been handled and still made it a fun day but they choose to be dicks the whole time. I guess they are just sour on life because they didn't have what it takes to be a professional golfer on tour and they have to take it out on the rest of us and show everyone that they are the big shots around there. Well, Tom and Dave, I will never be back and I'll make it my mission to let everyone I come in contact with know about you and how you treat people. FYI I was sent a comment from someone from the course (Name not given) saying that they were sorry for our experience but their GPS system was not working properly when we were there and that they never allow groups of 5 to play and they monitor the carts to keep the pace of play going. Now obviously they didn't read my review where we saw 2 groups of 5 and a group of 6 playing on the course at different holes throughout the day. Plus the only time we even had anyone close to us is when one of our carts got locked up from their GPS system and a group of local memebers ended up calling the clubhouse to get it unlocked. We then offered to let them play through and they declined! So how can that be our fault when they will not play through? If they knew their GPS system was having issues maybe you should cut people some slack instead of constantly sending messgage to the screen on our carts!!!

Not a bad course, but not worth the $50 greens fee for a weekday afternoon. It was fairly well…read moremaintained, but the course didn't have much in the way of visual appeal. The course is pretty straightforward and would be a good warm-up for one of the more difficult courses, if not for the relatively high price.

This place was perfect. I like many have been coming to Lake of the Ozarks for a life time, but as…read morenon property or boat owners, just for a quick get away . Finding a clean and up to date hotel with some character was always a problem. Arrow head Lodge and Shawnee Bluff, long on character short on comfort, Four Season and Quail Inn the same. So it was with a little concern while making plans for our anniversary and my birthday weekend get away to find a nice place because my wife had never been to Lake of the Ozark and I hoping the place would make a GOOD lasting impression on her. The hotel rooms were large and CLEAN. I found out they had just been remodeled last year, Two sinks in the bathroom, large balcony, five pillows for the king size bed, new shower and toilet (not a cheap one either). The outside was just as nice with new paint, nice grass, cool lobby and pleasant management. We don't golf but if we did this place would be like a dream. We did hit a bucket of ball just for fun, now I remember why I don't play golf! If you want a quit get away for you and your wife or a guys golf weekend, this is the place! The price was right too! Enjoy!

Just average. It is a average resort, and is not to heavy on…read morethe pocket book. Would maybe explore other places before returning again. Staff was helpful. Beware to not go to Jeffery's Prime Rib and Lobster. It was a very poor decision. The owners will threaten you if you leave a bad review or below average review.* Jeffery's Prime Rib and Lobster tastes like salty dog food, perhaps gourmet dog food may taste better. Standby.* *(Based off of my opinions)

I was shocked by how gross the room was at $300 per night. We actually requested a new room as soon…read moreas we walked into the first room. Unfortunately, the second room was just as bad. It's really too bad because we were excited thinking it was going to be nice based on the photos in the website. Those photos are very deceiving. I would never stay in a room like this as it was worse than most roadside motels, but it was $300 per night!

If you want to wait on every single hole then this is the golf course for you. They allow groups of…read morefive or more at Peak tee times so it makes for a five to six hour rounds because you have to wait at every hole. And most the summer if you want to play the course on a Saturday or Sunday good luck. Hopefully they aren't having a tournament and the course is closed for the weekend tournament.

Really great service staff at the restaurant! Food was good. Prices are reasonable. A great…read morelittle find off the beaten path in Bolivar. Although I'm not a golfer... the course was beautiful and well maintain... with plenty of staff around to help. It's our go to when we are in Bolivar.

Great service and good food Nice atmosphere! Looking forward to golfing sometime in the…read morefuture as

Good lowkey golf course option in the Ozarks. The course goes through the neighborhood so beware of…read morea lot of houses around.

This was the first golf course that I golfed on so I am a little partial here. I had a great…read moreexperience and really the friends that I was with made it an awesome experience. I will usually go back to this course anytime I am down this way. When you walk into the club house you can see that several different football players and other sports figures have come through to play the course. It is owned by Justin Smith of the Cincinatti Bengals and he grew up in this area so that's pretty cool. This is an 18-hole Public Golf course that plays just under 6700 yards from the longest tee, for a par of 72. The front nine has some holes near water and appear to be in better condition than the back nine. Hole #2 is a par 5 where you can't even really see the fairway, but you have to be precise in where you drive the ball. Your second shot is generally between 220 and 189 (depending on how far you drive). Reachable in two for an eagle. If you go left then chances are you're dropping a shot. Holes #17 and 18 are challenging. 17 goes straight up a hill and can be frustrating if you don't hit a good tee shot. I call 18 the arrogant tee shot. The correct way to play the hole is to hit into the small fairway patch and then attack the green. This hole has a severe dog leg right and it's about 230-250 to clear the trees if you want to go straight for the green. Most usually end up in the trees, but if you can find your ball then you are just a chip shot away. I would normally give it 5 stars, but the recent conditions of this course have made it drop one star. There is a fungus that is killing the greens and they don't seem to do much about it. Another factor is that the greens are somewhat small so you don't have much to work with. Overall though, for the price and location, it's a fun round.

This is a wonderful 18 hole golf course. It's very well kept and most of golf carts are very nice…read more They have a shop inside full of golf items. They have a lot of food and drinks to offer. Some of the holes on the course are what I would call narrow and lined with trees. It's a little more challenging than other courses I've golfed at. Overall it's great for a nice round of golf. Not as family friendly as TCGC in my opinion though.

Very nice golf course. Well maintained and a friendly staff. The back 9 is more wide open than the…read morefront. However, the course overall is pretty open. There are a few bunkers that need maintenance after the flooding from the storm. The course was not super crowded and pace of play was very reasonable.

Beautiful scenery and a quiet, simple, family-type vibe. It was a wonderful "welcome" stay in Lake…read moreof the Ozarks. The hotel is a little more dated than the other resort we also stayed at, but it has charm and is well taken care of. My husband really enjoyed the course (even though it kicked his ass). The staff were all very friendly. The only complaint was no shaded area available for the outdoor pool.

Stayed in a cottage on the first tee with friends and had a great time! Golf course is in…read morewonderful shape! Had a good breakfast at the lodge before we tee'd off and then had dinner on the patio after golf. If we go back to The Lake, we would stay here again!!

Lake Valley is in incredible shape. The bunkers are all brand new and completely rebuilt. The…read morefairways come in earlier now that the Bermuda was overseeded a couple years ago. Unique with 6 holes of each par.

What a rip off. We had a large group and It appears they overcharged us by $20/ person compared to…read moreonline rates. The course is in terrible conditions and they had a cart path only policy which made no sense since it was completely dry and the course is a complete cow pasture. So many better options in the area. Stay away!!