We have just played 18 hole at Harmony Golf Preserve on Feb 25th, 2026. We had a group of six from Ohio. The course layout is very nice with water comes in play on most holes. This course can play long from the back two tees (over 7,000 feet) so it can accommodate just about any skill level. With that said, I cannot recommend this course because the ALL the greens are in terrible condition. The surface was brown, caked in dirt and fungus like condition. It's obviously bumpy, slow and not tracking well. It is not playable for handicap 15 or below. It is okay to goof around with your kids or grand kids since it is not crowded (because the greens are in bad condition). In fairness, I was told that they had trouble with frosts and weeds. What not excusable is the fact that they misled the public by keeping their prices high and did NOT warn golfers about this condition. I didn't care about the cost but it's the experience and the loss of time. I would have rebooked the group somewhere else because we only had 6 days to golf before having to fly back to Ohio. It's unfornutate and in this day an age, it is an unacceptable behavior from course management/owner! Just for comparison, we played Rio Pinar the next day for $77 (almost half the cost) and it was like day and night differences between the condition of the greens. We also played Hawk's Landing at $190 and again the greens are day and night better. Any recent reviews that stated the course is in "Good" condition is greatly misleading and shameful because it gives no references such as the skill level or comparison for other courses.

This is, without question, the worst golf course I have ever played—and I’ve played a lot of courses. Charging over $100 for non-residents and more than $80 for residents for conditions like this is honestly unbelievable. Every single green on the course was a complete disaster. Patchy, bumpy, and covered with sandy spots. It looked like the greens hadn’t been rolled or properly maintained in months. I’m not exaggerating when I say every green was in terrible shape. What makes it even more frustrating is that the layout of the course could actually be good. But the fairways were just as bad—sandy, uneven, and full of weeds. The entire course feels neglected. In my opinion, this place is the definition of charging premium prices while putting minimal effort into maintenance. It feels like management is more interested in collecting green fees than taking care of the course.

Sunday, no cart service on the course. The greens are not smooth and you are putting over weeds. Be ready for your ball to bounce off the line. The restaurant was closed so no lunch. The place has declined recently and is definitely not worth the $100 green fees. With all the courses around the Orlando area there are better options for the price.

I called Wednesday to book a tee time for Sunday. Was given the price for florida/non residents because my group except me was out of state. We showed up and was told the state of the greens were not great so we got a decent discount. If you are looking to play this course with no expectations of score and want to enjoy a good course, this is it! If you are trying to shoot for a personal best, I would wait till the greens come back.

Absolute insult to the paying customers. They are charging 100 dollars for the worst greens in town. Not a single green was playable.