I enjoyed my round. This course has 2 different looks. The front 9 is tight and treacherous. While the back is wide and forgiving. The pro shop is typical and I was served quickly and friendly. The course was in great shape. I have been playing mostly non-resort courses and this course was in the best condition of any I’ve played. Tee boxes and fairways were very good and the greens were impeccable. They were a tad slow as they were just a touch long. About the only general negative, was the layout as it snaked through a neighborhood with several busy street crossings. Anyway, I’d definitely play it again.

If playability and atmosphere are premiums, this place is awesome. Adam in the clubhouse was phenomenal (make sure you get the hole by hole book to help with the layout if you've never played here). Don't be fooled by the short distance. This course requires considerable patience if your driver is off line. Short, but sweet. This winds through several old neighborhoods. Greens were better than the course we played the day before for twice the money. We got around on a Sunday morning in 3:43 (and trust me, we weren't setting any course records). Just a great time.

Played at Casselberry golf club today for the first time with my husband and it was a blast. The greens are very well taken care of and the clubhouse is very nice - We had the most amazing hot dog during our break. I noticed that anything you need they do have at the Proshop/clubhouse. All the practice ranges are in perfect condition and the staff is really nice. We will be back very soon.

I was hitting some range balls that were left on the range. The pro came out and picked them up and told me I had to go buy a bucket! I hit balls multiple times a week. The course is also severly over priced and is never in good shape. Reply to "owner" -- So let me get this straight. All the times that I left balls on the range to pay it forward for another golfer, you guys scooped them up? I guess times must be really hard. You need the extra 9.00 for a half bucket of balls. Also, there is nothing on the website about only hitting "purchased" range balls. After having a few run in's with the rude GM, Kevin, I believe this was due to being petty and class-less.

Course design was definitely an afterthought of subdivision development. Think I crossed more busy roads than fairways on the day. Could be a fantastic par 3 course given the elevation changes and water. Not a very good "executive" or short course since even the back tees don't require a driver unless you want to aggressively try to drive a short par 4 and take the risk of hitting a house, water, kids playing in the yard, a dog... Although the biggeat risk is crossing the roads after every other hole and not getting hit by oncoming traffic.