Great place to practice. Took a cart and rode the entire golf course. No bears or gators but they are there. Must've been sleeping during the morning heat. 😀

We golfed at Gator Lakes yesterday. The front nine was not in as good of shape as the back nine. But it was an enjoyable course to play and we pretty much had the whole course to ourselves. It lived up to its name because we saw beautiful gators on three of the holes. The one was right next to the "Don't feed the Gators" sign and I would've thought it was fake until it opened its mouth for a big gator yawn! Like most any golf course, be careful digging in high grass for your ball ... My man saw a pretty big snake. The 9th hole was really cool - the green is adjacent to where the military planes land and take off next to a large body of water. One thing I wish the pro shop would've told us is that GPS takes you to a gate that is not the gate where the visitor center is - you must check in at the visitor center to get your background check and a day pass to get on base - once we found the right place it only took about ten minutes (there wasn't anyone in front of us). I would golf Gator Lakes again for sure!

*If you're not military personnel you must go to the visitor center first to get a visitor pass do not attempt to go to the course before you do this! It may take up to 15 minutes for processing if there is no other people waiting. The visitor center is on the complete opposite side of the base. I would recommended an hour or so before your tee time. Other than that the course is good friendly staff cool wildlife and very reasonable price. God bless our military personnel and veterans 🇺🇸

The course was beautiful and fun to play. The staff however, was not friendly nor very helpful.

Had breakfast there at the Oasis Cafe. I tried something new to me and it was delicious! I had a country fried steak omelet. The steak was inside the omelet! I highly recommend this dish! It also comes with toast, but I did not want any.