The layout of this course is disjointed and confusing, with several holes feeling out of place. One of the biggest issues is the lack of proper signage. It's difficult to know where you're headed next, and there's very little guidance throughout the round. Even worse, you're required to cross a busy highway multiple times, which significantly impacts the flow and safety of the experience. While the price is slightly more affordable than other courses, the value just isn’t there unless it drops to around 25 dollars for 18 holes with a cart. There are no tee times, no course marshal, and overall it feels unmanaged. With improvements in organization, signage, and safety, this could be a decent public course, but as it stands, it needs work.

Club house personnel were rude and unprofessional. When asked where our cart was, the exact response was “it’s literally right there.” Even if it was “literally right there”, customers shouldn’t be spoken to in that manner. Enjoyed ourselves otherwise, once leaving the clubhouse and played. Would give 3 stars for the course, and 0 for the rude clubhouse attendant. This happened 6/13/26 after 6pm.

Lyndon's a good value for novices & hacks (most of us), if you want to work on mechanical fundamentals. I.E. the terrain is very angular & there are several holes where u can rip it.

Good beginner course. They really don’t do tee times so that’s a dual edged sword. On one hand, you can essentially play anytime you want. However, on the other hand it creates bad flow . It can turn into a longer golf round than expected. You’ll usually have a group in front of you that you’ll have to wait for and then there will be somebody behind you watching you tee off. Sometimes If you’re lucky, you’ll just be able to play through with nice flow. At the end of the day i feel it’s a beginner course. The grass isn’t very lush and will give you a nice roll if you’re new/rusty and hit a bad shot. Tee boxes are very dry I recommend using wooden or bamboo tees. The course itself isn’t bad but it’s overall condition is not top tier due to the heavy traffic the course sees. I’ve never had an issue with Lyndon staff they are always accommodating as well as friendly and I like the course overall. If you’re a more experienced golfer like myself and want to try out Lyndon I’d say go for it because some of the designs are neat, the folks are nice but just bring patience with you as far as flow of play and don’t expect green lakes golf course level greenskeeping. Enjoy your golf season!

I've been to this course several times without issue. Today was a different story. We got to the course knowing that it would be slow but not realizing that this course allows 5somes to play. I paid for 18 and a cart but we were slowed down by the group of 5 in front of us. The kid in the clubhouse was aware of the 5some as he was outside watching them. They were also very slow and did not allow anyone to pass. After 3 hours on the front 9, we decided we weren't going to play all 18. I asked the kid in the clubhouse if they offered vouchers or refunds as this was clearly his fault. It is nice to know that you're the only golf course to allow more than 4 to play together in the area but it wasn't fun today. Maybe tell your larger groups to allow others to pass if they are slowing everyone down. Thanks!