Review: I was a little hesitant to play this course because of the mixed reviews, but the boys and I played it today and were pleasantly surprised. You can tell they’re working hard to make it a great course. The practice putting green isn’t the best, but it’s fine for warming up. The course itself was in really good condition. The fairways have a lot of undulation, so you rarely get a completely flat lie. The greens were sneaky fast, which made for a fun challenge. The highlight of the course was Devil’s Elbow — holes 14 through 17. They’re creative, tough, and memorable. If you can get through those, you’re in good shape! The staff were friendly and informative, and the food was good (a little pricey, but worth it). Overall, I highly recommend giving this course a try.

Played with my two sons, both FSU students, while visiting Tallahassee. Loved the differences in elevation throughout the course, not something we see often in South Florida. Greens and fairways were in good shape. Overall great experience for the price

Played Summerbrooke about a week ago for the first time in a little over a year. The course is in great condition, and the tee boxes are the best that i've seen out here. My son and I love the "Devil's Elbow." Will be returning soon.

Positives: Located in a very nice neighborhood. Great layout and a very playable course with just the right amount of “challenge”! The fairways were in excellent shape and the assistant pro seemed to be a nice dude! Negatives: Range and the range balls were raggedy. Carts worked but were kinda raggedy. Some, not all, of tee boxes were raggedy. Rough was really thick with a lot of weed grass. The greens were thick and grainy and slow. Very hard to putt. Some were not in very good shape. Overall I did enjoy my round and enjoyed the course. You can tell that the status quo is met and the course is gonna stay right where it is. I would however go back and play it again though.

Barely worth the $40. Bare fairways, unmowed tee boxes and rough greens make this place one I’ll avoid every time I’m in town. Additionally, if you’re unfamiliar we the layout you will get lost traversing from green to the next tee. I had to stop fellow golfers two times to find the next tee. “Devils Bend” was an interesting 3 hole run, but it was too little too late and wasn’t enough to save the day and the rating.