$74 waste. Course has degraded significantly in terms of conditions and clientele. Water features on every hole (flooded bunkers), trash littered tee boxes (get some garbage cans) and unnacceptably SLOW pace of play. Bro “golfers” paradise w/ no course marshalls or any staff to be seen. Save your money.

I was visiting my parents and we went up to Huntington Hills to the driving range so I could help them with their swing. The head pro “Craig” came out and asked if he could help. He fixed my dad’s setup in about 15 minute. Highly recommended getting a lesson from Craig if you are in the area. He’s great Before and after photos

The golf was wonderful. Greens and fairways is great. Remodeled Clubhouse is also great. After lunch our 4 some ordered lunch. I ordered the BLT add onions and my husband needed onions for his hot dog. We were charged .50 per sandwich for onions. So be careful when you add on condiments for your sandwiches.

Nice course. Tee boxes were being re-done but beyond that I think it's a great place to play. Didn't like finishing the 9th hole, then seeing 10 people on the 10th tee. Most of them didn't play the front 9. Rained that day but the course held up well.

I have been a longtime customer of this course and hold multiple memberships. My family and I have played here regularly without issue, including occasions where my children ride in carts while we golf and my 15 & 16 year olds with permits drive. On our most recent visit, we arrived for an 8:37 tee time only to be turned away by the General Manager, who stated that my 15-year-old son could not drive a golf cart without a full driver’s license. This was presented as “Florida law,” which is inaccurate. Florida law does not require a driver’s license to operate a golf cart on private property, and even on public roads a learner’s permit is sufficient. If the course has a stricter internal policy, that is their right but it should be clearly communicated and consistently enforced, which it has not been in the past. What was most disappointing was not the policy itself, but the way the situation was handled. We were not offered any reasonable accommodation, despite having a scheduled tee time and a long history at the course. Follow-up communication regarding canceling my memberships was met with attitude and then no response at all. This experience completely disrupted a day planned with my children and showed a lack of professionalism and customer appreciation. Unfortunately, based on how this was handled, I will not be returning and cannot recommend this course to families. 🔹 Driver Requirements • Under state law (as of updates in 2023): • Operators under 18 must have at least a valid learner’s permit or full driver’s license. • Operators 18 or older must have a valid government-issued photo ID to drive on public roads. • Local governments can enact more restrictive rules if they choose