We played in February shortly after a hard freeze, and that took a toll on the landscaping and plants, but the course was in good condition and still had some green grass in the fairways. Check-in was quick (prepaid for the round), and paid for a scoop-your-own bucket of balls. There was a nice practice green that was close to the greens on the course. The range was nothing spectacular, and the balls were a collection of misfits, but did offer a full-driver distance. We were able to tee off a few minutes early. Tee boxes, fairways and rough were mostly in good shape. There were some areas where the grass was thin or absent, but rarely in the fairway. Greens were quick and rolled well. A bit slower than most in the area this time of year, but definitely playable. Pace of play was good for the front nine, but slowed markedly on the back nine - we probably caught up to the morning groups. Overall, we finished in just under 4.5 hours. It's not an easy course if you are a bust-and-pray golfer - better to keep your driver in the bag if you are. Golf carts were in good shape. A few notes: All the flags were white - they may have said somewhere what the pin position was (they do offer nice course layout cards), but somehow I missed it. The fairway bunkers were groomed, but mostly muddy or dried mud, however the greenside bunkers were mostly in good/playable condition. No rakes in any of the bunkers, so we picked/placed/played then kicked sand to cover it up. Quite a reasonable price for the high season, although a bit far from the popular areas of Orlando.

Wedgefield is a golf course a bit outside the city, but easy enough to get to. They have a good amount of parking out front with access to the clubhouse and restaurant from the front. Prices here were pretty good through Golf Now, and it came with a cart. They have a small driving range all the way in the left, nothing too fancy. Fairways were in good condition and greens weren't bad either. The staff here in the restaurant were absolutely amazing, and a lot of people here play as part of the club, who are also very friendly too. Overall a solid experience with a well maintained course.

Course was in great shape. Great lay out, smaller greens but were they smooth. John Deere was laying out equipment around the course for a tournament so that was pretty cool to see. I'll be playing everytime, we come down to see my girls parents for sure.

Lovely course with friendly staff. I'm from out of town but this is the course I'll be coming back to. From the call to book the tee time to the end of the only 9 holes I played, it was a very relaxed feeling with no one on our butts. Course is fairly challenging but with strategic play, not hard. Greens and Fairways were well maintained although the green is slower than it looks.

For an area where most courses are $100-$200 during season, $55 is good value for Wedgefield. Tee boxes and greens are in good shape, and pace was great (played in under four hours as a foursome). Only downside is how tight the course is. If you don’t hit between 70-80% of fairways, or don’t like hitting irons from the tee, the course will eat you up. Some of the thinnest fairways I’ve seen, tree trouble just a couple yards off the fairway, and spraying it almost guarantees you’ll be OB. Overall it was good, but very challenging.