This is a wonderful place to get away and play some golf. The course and accommodations are located close to downtown Ligonier, a small town with a lot to do. I highly recommend coming for a long weekend or vacation.

This isn’t a resort.. Golf course is fantastic. Challenging and fair. Par 3 tee boxes are terrible. Some of the best public greens around IMO. Must keep your ball in the fairway as the second cut is pretty thick making it challenging to hold your ball on the green. A must play track! Staff was absolutely wonderful

Great place for a stay and play golf trip. Clean rooms, challenging golf course and a friendly bar,restaurant. Outstanding staff from Kathleen to Heather. They make the place special. Try this place out you won't be sorry.

First impression was not the best, no communication and drove over 25 miles to come to the course for my tee time just to find they were closed several hours after they opened. They had more then enough time to inform my party and never did, as well as immediately hanging up on incoming calls prior to set up a tee time. The service i personally received was not professional or good at all.

Played the course on an overcast November day. The greens were aerated recently and were still healing. Many of the greens had leaves and some light debris on them making putting challenging. There was a mtce worker attempting to blow the greens clear, but at 10am several greens were still not cleared. Despite the challenge of the season I really enjoyed the layout of the course except the par 5, 5th hole. The fairway on this hole is severely slanted right to left and even hitting the fairway had my ball roll all the way down to the out of bounds marker. I’d have the rough higher to the left to prevent shots rolling that far from the fairway . The back 9 is shorter, but much tighter and keeping the ball in play is crucial. The pro shop and men’s locker room could use some updating, but were adequate. The restrooms on the course were in decent shape and appreciated. The individual in the pro shop was friendly. It’s hard to evaluate a course this late in the season. However, from what I saw and experienced Champion Lakes is likely a must play in the summer.