If you’re in the Jacksonville, Florida, area and you’re not seeking a course with perfectly manicured grass and an immaculate appearance, this is definitely the spot for you. The driving range is solid, and there’s also a two-hole practice area that, based on other reviews, is worth checking out. I saw a player chipping toward a flag; clearly, they were familiar with the course, and I chose not to interrupt their practice and didn't ask any staff member about the area either. The chipping area is well-used, and the putting green is quite decent. The course offers a nice layout that’s enjoyable to play, but if you’re after pristine greens and fairways akin to Pebble Beach, this isn’t the place for you. This 9-hole course is perfect for below-average players or anyone with a handicap of 10 or higher. This is just my opinion. I saw people there who looked like they were on a college or university team. Avoid playing between 11:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. if you cannot handle the heat. Pricing is reasonable: small range balls are $12, large range balls are $17, and walking 9 holes is $17.20. I haven’t tackled 18 holes yet, but that would mean playing the course twice. Play can get slow at times. If you’re looking for a place to play and improve your game or want to say you played a round in Florida, this is absolutely the place for you. Let me not forget the staff... They are easygoing, friendly brothers and sisters. 😉

A very beautiful and senic course! It's only 9 holes but several will challenge you. The clubhouse staff was very nice. I wish they had cart girl to come around with drinks but they do have cold drinks for sale in the clubhouse. I definitely look forward to visiting and playing here again soon!

Quite happy with the course quite happy with the round and not bad value for money. Experienced quite poor customer service and a cold reception from the folks that help run this place. This was our first time here and honestly, we were talking about coming back with a large group or to set up yearly competitions here, or at least play here regularly. Rethinking that now. Our group of six booked two tee times on a Sunday, typically a slow day. On the front nine, we played our two separate teetimes in two groups of three however, on the back nine, we decided to combine and play three groups of two playing bestball, feeling that this would run just as quick if not faster. We were told by a Ranger wearing a grey Ping hat that this would be acceptable as long as we didn’t slow things down. At the end of the round, we were met by a different employee who rudely informed us that what we did was not allowed, and our names have been noted! 😆 Overall, a pretty cold reception from some quite unreasonable people. Maybe those guys were just having a bad day I don’t know. 🤷🏼‍♂️ Anyway, plenty of other golf courses in the area ☺️

I love seeing more people coming here to walk on the weekend. Plus with all the rain there's been some very nice changes to the course and the overall view! Guys great job! The course has come a long way from what it used to be several years ago. The greens are significantly better. For 10 bucks to walk 9 holes you really can't beat that. Beautiful scenery, quiet location, and a calm walk while playing the game you love. Definitely will be coming over more often after work when the wife lets me. I recommend to fix the tee boxes with labels when you guys get an opportunity is my only negative/constructive criticism

Is it the nicest course in the area? No. Is there a cart girl with refreshments? No. Is there some goose poop on the range? Sure. But $29 a person for 9 holes with a cart can’t be beat. And if your kiddo is a First Tee member their round is totally free. A solid 4 stars for this course.