The Executive Course at Lakehouse

Had a good time, walked the course, really enjoyed it. Some spots are quite muddy but that’s to be expected with the recent rain. Just hit it on the green and you won’t have to deal with it! Will come back to play.

Greens were in great shape and way faster than usual

Some extra wet spots, but they use a lot of water

Quiet day with lots of twosomes.
Teed off at 12:45 and done by 3:10

Challenging greens, course in good shape, a little swampy in spots

3 groups were backed up on #2 waited all day.
If putting for a 7 on a par 3 pickup and move on.
Need a marshal on the course

The Links Executive is a great way to walk 18 and practice every aspect of golf.

found the prices higher and the course in poor condition compared to previous visits

The only thing wrong with the courses is a few holes have large wet &muddy spots in front of the green..otherwise a great course.

Love this little course! Well maintained and laid out.

This course has been in terrible condition for far too long.
The rough is deep and wet. in many case its a swamp. There are muddy areas in the fairways and many holes have numerous bare dirt in front of the greens. there are also bare patches on some of the greens. Traps are often muddy dirt (no sand). Tee boxes are generally in poor shape with bare patches and little grass.
Pathways to the Tee Boxes are bare dirt (often muddy)

The green fees were raised a couple months age, ostensibly to allow better maintenance. So far I've seen no improvement and in fact conditions have gotten even worse.

I will not play this course again and don't recommend it to anyone.

Mower guys may disturb your game. We left our game at 13th hole because a loud mower was next to us for 4 out of 13

This is a fun little course that has a loyal following. Great place to work on your wedge work. Greens are good for the amount of play and roll consistently. Some of the tee boxes are a bit bare, but remember you have two club lengths.

This is a very good executive course nestled within a residential area of San Marcos. It can be walked or a cart can be rented for a reasonable rate. The course is comprised of mostly 100-120 yard holes but does have two 400 yard holes requiring your driver. The course itself has holes with standard flat elevation from tee to green intermixed with holes with elevated tee boxes and elevated greens giving the golfer various challenges to hone your short game. The course has many large trees that provide welcomed shade as well as limbs reaching out to swat your shot if not skilled in alluding the obstacle.
The greens are surprisingly well maintained. My only wish is that the tee boxes would get similar attention.
Small practice green is available and is in good condition. Pro shop simple but stocked with the basics for the unprepared- balls, drinks, and snacks.

Been playing this course for 20 years, the price was increased 10, from the last 5 dollar increase.The staff is very rude, and sends out slow foursomes every 10 minutes which makes this a slow playing day. If you are going to jack up the price how about doing some work to the messed up tee boxes and have someone fix the divots on the greens since most of the new people that play there now do not know golf etiquette.

One of my first rounds, so novice perspective

Good for beginners - no crazy holes

Attractive course

Outside of fairways need mowing - even per veteran golfer I paired with