If i could leave a 0 star review i would 1000% do so. Worst course I’ve ever played in Florida. To start off $55 for this course?? They must be insane, Rio pinar and 20 other courses cost just as much if not less. Course looks like it’s abandoned, EVERY SINGLE ROUGH IS 2+ feet high. There are sticker plants in every single bunker why are the weeds around bunkers 2 feet high?? Every single green is in absolute terrible condition, even if you land on the fairway you’ll lose ur ball this course is an absolute trash can pictures are false advertisement, no cart girl, 1970’s driving range absolutely terrible. Ranger came out on HOLE 1 to say we were off pace because we needed to spend 5 minutes to find a ball on THE FAIRWAY

I played 9 holes here and found the course to be a good challenge. The greens were in good shape, though the rough could definitely use some work. Big shout out to Ian on the staff who was very helpful and professional. Overall, a solid experience and I will be back again.

Really liked it here. People are super friendly and the course is challenging even though there is no water. Lots of sand and it's very fine sand so it makes it a different experience getting out of it. Oh, and very affordable!

The positives of the course was the staff, the potential of the layout and the greens were not bad. To the negative was the condition of the fairways. I have been in Florida all week on a business trip and iching to play golf. This was the 3rd time on a course and the first full round. Teed off as a single and the second to go at 0700 following 2 regulars that didn't care to pair up. The first two holes I thought I'd be pushing them all day but then they zoomed and I didn't see them again. On hole 4, I started taking multiple shots and didn't see any groups behind me even though the tee sheet was full. The staff was great. I saw online that there were two tee times first thing in the morning but choose not to buy until I got to the course. The cart guy was jovial and sent me to the counter where Peggy(?) got me checked in. Hearing that I hadn't been there before she gave me a yardage book which was invaluable since the yardage on my golf app weren't even to the right holes. The starter got me out even if I thought that I preferred to go with a group. Turned out playing multiple balls was what I really wanted today. There is one picture of a green. Usually a lot of my rating score is driven by the greens. Here the grass was consistent and the ball ran reasonably smooth. They weren't quick but they also weren't painfully slow. Hopefully you can tell from the pictures that the layout of this course had the potential to be 1st class. Good terrain. Nice sand areas. In fact given how poor the grass was it was surprising how fluffy and debris free the sand areas were. The pictures of the fairways was typical of all the fairways. Pretty poor. Overall it was a nice time. I don't think they would have let me walk at that time of day but the green to tee distance wasn't bad and I could have managed it ok.

Such a great piece of property, very unique and well worth playing. This course is built on, for Florida, very hilly ground making it a one of a kind course. The flip side of that is the place has seriously gone downhill in the past decade. Once well maintained, the fairways have become weedy, sparse, and bumpy due to a lack of basic care. The rough around the greens is full of crab grass and will soon become unplayable, again due to a lack of basic maintenance. The greens have grass but the lack of basic care is showing there too. I doubt they've been properly maintained (aeration and regular sandings) in a decade. Even the biggest feature of the course, an exchange of water for massive white sand bunkers, has become sad, weedy, and unkept. We come from Jacksonville just to enjoy this amazing place, but fear the worst is in store for the course. Hopefully someone will turn it around soon.