The Norman Course at Barefoot Resort, designed by Greg Norman, is a special but tough golf course with fewer sand traps and sandy areas along the sides of the fairways. It's a beautiful course, but it's my least liked one at the resort. If you're only there for a few days, I recommend playing the Fazio and Dye courses instead.

This course was in immaculate condition. From the moment my group of 7 arrived, we felt welcomed by the staff. The cart staff is amazing and grabs your clubs and loads them based on your time. The bar and grill located next to the carts was great and a friendly vibe. The clubhouse was beautiful and easy to check in with. The range for the Norman, Fazio, and Love is located about 2-3 minutes away but they have a shuttle they will call that run constantly. The putting green ran true and actually gave us an accurate feel of what we had on the course. One thing I would suggest is to play the correct tees. A few in my group should have move back to the black tees because we were longer hitters and ran into a lot of trouble off the tee when we were hitting straight down the fairway. We outran a lot of fairways and found ourself hitting into skinny parts of the fairway. Had we played back we would have been fine. The course was beautiful and an enjoyment to play. I highly recommend giving this course a play and me and my group will definitely be back. If you want to see what the course looks like them hop over to my YouTube channel "Bro Golferz" where we play the Fazio Course.

I can usually count on the courses being in great shape at the Barefoot. Played this course twice in the month of February this year, greens were in good shape. Playable, lots of sand and enough challenging holes to keep you on your toes.

Too hard and Green so small. Other golf course nice Dye and love. Very good.

From Texas, playing Monday as a couple. Workers in the way of playing, plus spraying chemicals near us. Otherwise, Luscious greens, beautiful misc trees and friendly people.