Two recommendations: 1) I rarely see marshals to enforce the pace of play. Both courses routinely take north of 4.50 hours to complete a round. My typical group shoots in the low 80s so it is not us..... 2) Recommend operating one beverage/snack cart for each course. I am lucky if I see a beverage/snack cart one time over the course of 4.5 hours on the course. Assuming you pay beverage/snack cart personnel $15/hour + tips, that person would easily pay their hourly wage in the span of 10 minutes by visiting a couple of golf groups. Just some food for thought. Besides those two persistent issues, I typically enjoy my all-around experience at Lincoln Park Golf Course.

The course is nice but the management of the course is terrible. The position of carts via GPS is only on a couple holes even though there are several with blind tee shots. We got hit into several times. We couldn't play faster because the course was backed up which leads me to say there is no course marshal. I was told there is one on a voluntary basis but we never saw him/her. We saw the beer cart person 5 plus times but no marshal to keep play moving. Don't recommend as there is zero course management to keep people enjoying the course but manage the ones who just have zero etiquette. Additionally, 90-degree all day long slows play significantly. Manage the course and change the 90-degree at an appropriate time during the day.

Called for a quote was given a price and reserved a time, when we showed up we were charged double and told the price we were quoted was the "walk up" price regardless of being misquoted they would not honor. The woman at the register was rude. Will not return.

Absolutely beautiful golf course. Mature trees, squirrels, monarch butterfly, ponds and a nice club house. We had a great time zipping as round in our cart w as tching a college golf tournament ⛳🏌‍♂️

Today my sons and I played this course for the first time. They asked me to play because a friend of theirs couldn’t make it. Unfortunately, Me (dad) made them four minutes late! It was so embarrassing for them. I tried to make it on time but nevertheless I was late. After some discussion the staff let us tee off. A group ahead of us played the first hole and there was no one else behind us. By the time we got to hole #6 I could see a group behind us so we let them play through. On hole #8 a field marshall approached us and asked us what time we had teed off. We told him that we started 15 minutes late (because of me), but we let the other groups that caught up with us play through. He said there were two holes ahead of us open and that we needed to speed it up. We felt pressured to play fast the rest of the course. By the time we got to the back nine there were no groups behind us or in front of us. Besides the warning of slow play and the sandy bumpy greens, the course was fun and I had a great time playing with my sons on such a beautiful day.