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About Course
Lone Cedar Golf Course is an 18-hole semi-private golf facility located in Eastland, Texas, United States. Established in 1979 and designed by architect Mena Uink, the course offers golfers a walking-permitted layout. Situated in the heart of Texas, Lone Cedar provides a traditional golf experience for players seeking a semi-private playing environment. The course represents a long-standing golfing destination in the Eastland area, having been in operation for over four decades. Walking is permitted throughout the course, allowing golfers flexibility in their play style and movement across the 18-hole layout.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many holes does Lone Cedar Golf Course have?
Lone Cedar Golf Course in Eastland, Texas is a 18-hole golf course.
What are the par and rating at Lone Cedar Golf Course?
Lone Cedar Golf Course plays to a par of 72, has a course rating of 70.9, carries a slope rating of 125.
Is Lone Cedar Golf Course public or private?
Lone Cedar Golf Course is a semi-private golf course.
Who designed Lone Cedar Golf Course and when did it open?
Lone Cedar Golf Course was designed by Mena Uink and opened in 1979.
What's the average score at Lone Cedar Golf Course?
GolfN players average 78.7 at Lone Cedar Golf Course, based on 73 verified rounds tracked in the app.
Is Lone Cedar Golf Course any good?
Lone Cedar Golf Course holds a 1.4-star rating from 70 verified GolfN player reviews.
Can you earn rewards for playing Lone Cedar Golf Course?
Yes. Track your round at Lone Cedar Golf Course with the free GolfN app and earn points redeemable for real golf gear, sweepstakes entries, and experiences.
