Great atmosphere and awesome staff. The simulators are some of the best I ever played!read more

Great setup and lots of fun. The sims are high quality and the bar is a nice addition. Great spot…read morefor a bachelor party, date night, or just to get some swings in! Inside is well done

Great selection of golf items. You can also buy golf lessons and they have a simulator. Since it's…read moregolf stuff, prices are not super cheap but it's comparable to other places and you can try the items out (or try stuff on). My husband loves golf and I usually don't love golf attire but there were actually quite a few women's items I thought were cute. My husband really loved their golf shoe collection! Store is clean and good variety. They do have bathrooms near the back. Areas are clearly marked.

I have nothing but good things to say about this store. Everyone that works there is very helpful…read moreand pleasant. I have brought numerous clubs and shafts in to their repair shop to customize or have minor tweaks made and they always do a great job on my equipment. Duane is the best. The one time there was a very minor mix up with the driver adapter that was put on one of my shafts, he remedied the situation and gave me a sleeve of ProV1 balls for the inconvenience of having to have the work redone. It was a very classy move and it is greatly appreciated. I will always be a customer of theirs for many years to come.

Nice urban course. We started at the driving range. They have a neat setup where you can pay cash…read moreat the clubhouse or by card at the ball dispenser. My friend played 9 holes and I drove the cart. Stay in the cart path or your cart will deactivate like mine did. Fortunately the nice man from the clubhouse clued me in to the sensors on the cart. The golf carts are nice too because they have ball washers in the cart! I'm not a huge golfer but that seemed like a nice touch. Basic clubhouse. Honestly I really enjoyed the course. We saw deer in the middle of the day and the course is very well maintained.

The best things about this place were the price and electric carts. The course is not well kept,…read moreand it is only 4800 yards. Many 225 yard par 3s to make it 18 holes. Very disappointing. It's only a par 67 course.

had a great time golfing here! I've been here a couple times and have had a different course each…read moretime. It was about $33 to golf 9 holes which I think is fair for the difficulty of some fairways. We enjoyed it and will definitely be back.

We live close by to this course, so it's particularly convenient. Staff are friendly. Last time I…read moreplayed 18 holes here it was about $52-54 per person. Course is overall pretty well kept and I like the layout. There's 3 nine hole courses, and a 6-hole par 3 practice course that's fun to do in a short time. Driving range is convenient, although they pretty much always use the mats to hit off from now whenever I go there. Pretty standard "clubhouse" inside with some merchandise, food, drinks/bar, etc. Scott Lake is always one of my first choices for places to golf locally; good value for the quality of the course!

BEAUTIFUL and I mean BEAUTIFUL course !!! But....both times we have visited the grounds keeper has…read morebeen extremely rude to us. And during this visit we encountered a very rude group of 4 (a senior, 2 ladies and a kid). We are just one player (I'm just a rider). This group never let us pass them. At every hole we had to wait for them (most of the time only one would have teed off by the time we caught up to them).

Great starter course for anyone looking to get into golf or casually get a round in at a low price…read more I can't complain about the conditions. The greens are always in great condition, as well as the fairways. It's not a difficult course and most holes are pretty straight forward. I'd recommend at least checking it out if you've never played it before.

I had called ahead of time to see if they had rental clubs- they do! I booked a tee time online-…read morevery easy. Create an account (which works for several courses) and book your time, pay at the counter when you arrive. Parking was easy. They have a lot in front of their club and restaurant as well as an overflow lot across the street. I checked in and was offered ladies clubs, men's regular and men's stiff shaft clubs. I chose the ladies but I wanted a senior men's graphite. Oh well. Total charge $58 greens fees, $16 large bucket of balls, rentals $40. I was advised to grab a cart because the practice facility is across the street and kinda far. I strapped the bag on the back, unloaded my water and coffee into the cart and noticed I did not have a putter. The clubs were so new- the plastic was still on the driver. I don't think they'd ever been used before. I went back to the shop and they offered me a selection of used putters, I believe from the sets of members bags!!! The three options were not anything fancy, were all the same style and all actually weighted the same, so I picked based on the grip. The practice facility was well marked with signs all the way there. It was far. Large bucket of balls was dispensed using my ticket code at the machine. It was in fact, large. Next time I can do the medium. I picked a spot and I used my range finder to see how far the rental clubs would get me so I could plan my game. After warming up and getting my distances, I went to the sand trap / chilling area and then back to the cart to drive to the putting area which is near the tunnel. I met up with the other 3 randoms at the club, 10 min prior to our tee time. The carts have gps, which is useful. They also tell you the topography of the greens. There were no cart restrictions that day, so we could drive all over except for the par 3s. The carts did not have a cooler, they did not have a rake, and they did not have any magic sand for divots. In fact, the course hasn't been open this season for very long because there was only ONE trash can on the course and ZERO rakes. No magic sand boxes either. I assume they have all these things in season, but I don't really know cuz it's my first time golfing here. The threesome I paired with kept mentioning how good the food is at the restaurant there- Gypsum Grill. We stopped at the bar so they could pick up long drinks and fireball and beer on draft. They were having a Sunday funday for sure. I used the restroom in the club- there are two. I did not see any along the course. The course has a lot of hills. I didn't notice any water. It was forgiving in the sense that some fairways are side by side but the greens were challenging. Cart paths are clearly marked. Tee boxes and fairways and greens are all in great shape. We started at 11:51 and finished by 4:30, so it was a bit slow. I will say, my group was in no hurry so we were part of the problem. The weather started out cold, then got sunny and beautiful, but super windy and grey by the end of it. But I was still happy to be out on the course. At the end, I went to the shop to return the rentals and get my drivers license back. I also picked up a hat off the sale rack. I'll definitely come back. This course's website says they are open if the weather is above 40. They also have a 3 hole par 3 course that opens on May 1st. They have evening tee times as late as 6:30, per the employee at the register. See my ball dispenser pic for deals and hours on driving range play.

Played 18 here for the first time, and had a good time! Challenging course, no doubt, but a lot of…read morefun! Beautiful views, and very well maintained. It is a little pricey at $60/person, but makes for a fun outing now and again. They do not serve alcohol, so be sure to pack a cooler. The driving range is just down the road, and has a nice practice area for chipping and bunkers. I've also taken lessons here with Brian, and they were great. He helped me make a few small changes, and really improved my game!

After playing this course today, our group decided it should be called, the Planes, Trains and…read moreAutomobiles course...there was nothing relaxing about this course. It is out by the airport, so planes were flying low over head regularly on their approach to land - very noisy! Then there is a train track that runs thru the course, so had several trains go by blowing their horn. And the course is very close to an interstate, so the constant noise of trucks and autos was ever present. We waited on the people in front of us all day - never saw a course marshal to deal with the slow play all day. We won't be playing here again...

Absolutely incredible course for $60. Greens were pure, well cut fairways, and great views. Highly…read morehighly reccomend.