Well they’re getting ready to close for a full remodel so parts of the course are not taken care of. With that said I like this course. Challenging but would still be ok for a decent golfer. Actually really fun. What I’ve heard is pricing will sky rocket after remodel which is a bummer cause I’d keep coming back. Guess we will see.

I visited Delray Beach Golf Course this morning and had an incredibly disappointing experience that I feel obligated to share. I arrived with my toddler, who was quiet and well-behaved the entire time. However, as soon as I got out of the car, a "guest" started yelling profanities as he drove by in a golf cart. Initially, I laughed it off, thinking he was just upset about a canceled tee time. I've seen this man frequently, and he's always loud on the range, reacting audibly to his shots. His behavior had never bothered me enough to say anything. But as soon as I grabbed my basket of balls and pushed my stroller toward the driving range, he started yelling profanities specifically involving the word "baby." I decided to move to the other end of the range to avoid any confrontation. As a veteran who has lost six friends, my visit this morning and also yesterday and the day before was very personal time to me. Memorial Day is a weekend where I truly like to reflect so I wasn't aiming to cause issues at all. I only wanted a peaceful morning with my son. Shortly after, another individual arrived at the range. I asked if my presence with a toddler bothered him and explained the situation with the aggressive man. He informed me that the loud individual was actually an employee of the golf course, which explained his frequent presence. This behavior was unprovoked and utterly unprofessional. I understand there may be concerns about children at the driving range, but there are respectful and courteous ways to communicate such policies. Instead, I was met with hostility and disrespect that left me shocked and upset. This incident not only ruined what was supposed to be an enjoyable outing with my son but also left me questioning whether I would ever return to Delray Beach Golf Course. It's disheartening, as I have been coming here 2-3 times a week for the past two years. I also have a range key membership, which I handed in at the pro shop, stating to keep the remaining funds as I am never coming again. It was an absolutely terrible experience after years of patronage. I urge the management to address this issue seriously and take appropriate action to ensure that no other patron has to endure such a distressing experience. Until then, I cannot in good conscience recommend this course to anyone looking for a family-friendly and respectful environment. Instead, I suggest visiting Osprey Golf Course, a public golf course that has no issues with kids.

Very fun. Some beautiful greens and fairways and some that needed help, but a treat to play. 0710 tee-time and I finished 9 holes in 53 minutes.

Delray Beach Golf Club is a photographer's delight. The picturesque landscapes and well-maintained grounds make for stunning wedding photos. The staff was professional and attentive, making my job effortless. Highly recommended for capturing timeless wedding memories.

This is a bit more of a challenging course. This week the course looks like it was air raided so the front nine greens were covered with sand, couldn’t really put the right way due to this. Def worth the money to play here everyone was really nice. The course just isn’t in the greatest shape. If you never played here you kind of have to guess where the next hole is because not on every hole is there a marker of what number your teeing off of. If your looking to play here I would def wait until next week or so to let the greens heal because that was a huge factor today.