August 24th. Greens looking good. Tee boxes were in great shape. I enjoyed the course and the wind in my face! Beautiful course thanks Lakeview!!

Course is just beat to shit shape and they’re charging full price. Slowest round of your life and putting on actual sand. Course owner should be embarrassed but it’s in the middle of nowhere so they get away with it

Played here for the first this fall. The course layout was perfect with a few nice views of superior. I enjoyed the challenging set up however, the course itself is in bad shape. Hard as a rock fairways with lots of holes & dry areas. You can hurt yourself playing from the fairways. I’d rather be in the rough. Range was free but you had to go pick your own balls out of the range area. Maybe they were under staff some when we (group of 12) were there at 11:00 am. Deserves more of a 3 1/2 stars. Course has a lot of potential!

Loved it both times we went. Design & Layout is fun + challenging and that philly cheese steak & BLT - simply amazing.

Lakeview National in Two Harbors is a great golf course. Lots of fun. Different holes, different challenges. Most of the holes are cut right out of the woods. Very secluded and quiet on most holes. Every time I’ve played there in the past, at least, five years, the greens have been excellent. When they host their “open” tourney the first weekend in August, they always have the greens fast and firm. The course is a bit hilly. Not a hard walk. Certainly not Enger or Wirth, but it’s not flat. A good mix of holes, and wildlife. Also, the clubhouse makes a great clubhouse sandwich. Clubhouse and tots? Yes please. Lakeview National is well worth the 20 minute drive from East Duluth. The course is reasonably priced and usually in great shape. Definitely give it a try.