This is a nice country course on a great piece of property. Hilly contours and mini-vistas keep us coming back from out of town over and over. The greens are soft and spongy, the fairways are "fair", and everything else is hard and dry.

This layout has excellent potential. However, they have no idea how to run a golf course. Tees condition rates as a 0 stars; fairways rate as 1 star...lots of bare spots and the grass, well could it be called grass? I don't think so. Greens I'll give 2 stars to at this time of year but could be higher in the spring. But the worst part of my experience was waiting. Ok so I was a single walk up player. I get that I'll only get fitted in when possible. But I waited 2 hours, not because there were no spots available, I could have walked, but I'm seventy and my walking days are over. The reason I had to wait, they kept telling me, was because there were no carts available. When I finally did tee off I caught up to a group after three holes. It was a fivesome! with four carts among them! They let me through. After another hole I caught up to a foursome with three carts! This happened till I went through two more foursomes , one with three carts again, and the next foursome with four carts! I finally got through them on 13 and ran into two couples playing they also had three carts and 3 toddlers. I was beside myself. So one star because the layout has potential. But the head greens keeper and the pro both have rectal craineal inversion. Do not recommend at all!!

The Golf Club of Quincy isn’t just a beautiful course nestled in the heart of Gadsden County, it’s a cornerstone of community. With its rolling greens, peaceful scenery, and welcoming atmosphere, the club offers more than just a great game of golf, it offers connection. We are incredibly grateful for the Golf Club of Quincy’s continued support of Robert F. Munroe Day School. From hosting fundraising events to cheering on our mission, they’ve shown time and again that they’re committed to investing in the future of our students and teachers. The Club Manager Ben, goes above and beyond to make everyone feel at home. Their passion for this place and the people in it is evident in every detail. Whether it’s a community event, a casual round of golf, or just a sunset view from the clubhouse, you can feel the heart behind everything they do. We’re proud to call the Golf Club of Quincy a community partner, and we’re even prouder to have them as neighbors and friends.

During lunch hours they have menu or buffet "open to the public" We were traveling and saw this on "trip advisor" we have the buffet. Southern food at it's finest. I had the pleasure of meeting the chef "Betty". She definitely knows how to make collard greens, and black eyed peas. We paid $17 each, definitely give them a try.

Several coworkers have been talking about this place the past couple of months, but due to my work schedule, I never got the chance to try it out. I recently had the opportunity to try the lunch at the Golf Club of Quincy this past Wednesday and it didn't disappoint. I was so busy eating, I only took one photo. This is unlike me, because I normally take and post numerous photos during my reviews. I started out with mixed vegetables, rice, ox tails, and fried chicken. Needless to say, my next plate consisted of the same items. I finished up with dessert, which was banana pudding with fresh sliced strawberries on the side. Everything I tried on the buffet was delicious. I tried not to overeat during my lunch break, but I did. 😂 You'll definitely want to add this place to your favorite places like I did. I wish I took more photos and I promise I'll post more pictures on my next visit. I'm not a golfer, but I may start playing just to enjoy the buffet afterwards. Oh yeah, it only cost $18!!!! 🤤