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Pick your tees wisely. There are some short holes and some brutes. It's not a tight course but you can get in trouble easily in some places.

Everything was a bit dry, and the bunkers are pretty much dirt. A couple of tees were rough, but other than that, very playable.

Great golf course with some subtle elevation changes. It's good to see MW in the best shape it's been in years. There's grass on most of the course. The bunkers are edged and have good sand that's raked. The greens have always been in good shape with a true roll,
The clubhouse area is a bit ragged, but you aren't playing off that.

The course has always been hard and bumpy. The saving grace were the smooth and speedy greens. Not any more.

IDK what's going on but I've never seen the greens like this. What's there is fast. But then there are large, sick looking patches and a gazzilion quarter sized poa annua spots that the ball bounces off, even on short putts.

Great layout, wide open, with cool elevation changes. They just need to grow healthy grass on it.

Let me say upfront that the people at GV are as friendly as can be.
The course elevation changes and confounding breaks on the greens make it challenging. Also, the hardpan, bumps, dirt and roots challenge you to hit a good shot, or get out of trouble.
The greens are always in good shape but slowish right now, I imagine to speed up play.
GV is a great $40 course. Not $60. Sorry.

Very Donald Ross. The greens are small(ish), pretty quick with falloffs. Fairways are good. Rough is a bit scrappy. The par 3's are just tough, especially in windy conditions.
Nice to play a course that has what appears to be an active membership at a fair price.

Unusual Florida course in that there are some dramatic elevation changes. The waste areas are well placed and the greens roll true and fairly quick. This course is a bit rough around the edges but just fine in the fairways and on the greens.

My friends and love coming out here to play. The course isn't that long, and the fairways are wide, but there's plenty of water, and woods. You have to be on your game to play well here.
TGO is always in great shape, with quick(er) greens that hold a shot. This is one of the tougher courses we play in the area. It beats us up, but we keep coming back.

I read the "Mediocre at Best" review and wondered how CC could have gone down so fast. News Flash: It didn't. The course was beautiful. Mowed down tight from the fairways to the greens. The rough was low enough to find your ball but high enough to mess with your ball flight. The bunkers were edged and raked.

All in all... A nice course in great shape.

The course is roomier than it looks. I steered it around and didn’t need to. The entire place is obviously well maintained. The greens were consistent, medium speed, smooth, with minimum undulations.

Celebration is always in very good shape. The greens are true and hold shots, and on shorter holes they have more undulations.
There are some softer areas after recent rains which made the course play, from the gold tees, l o n g.
Always a treat to play here especially on a deal time.

This is a fun course overall with some easy, and some fairly difficult holes. Greens, fairways and bunkers are very good. A few tees are in so-so shape.

TGO is a RV community, but the "RV's" are the size of Greyhound busses. Garages are bigger than houses. The locals cruise the neighborhood in decked out carts. Trippy.

As many reviews have noted, there's lots of wildlife. We saw a couple alligators and an eagle take off with a fish in it's talons.

I played on a Deal Time and it was a great value. The course played hard, tight and fast. You could tell they're getting ready to plug the greens because they were perfect. The bunkers were edged and raked.
The only downside was $8 plus tip for a 14 oz. Yuengling. Ouchy.

Harmony is a great layout, in good shape. The greens are smooth and the correct speed for their undulations. The bunkers were edged and raked. The rough and some of the fairways are a bit weedy, but that looks and plays better than bare dirt. Looks better too. Many other courses charge more for less.

The fairways are 40% sand/dirt, 60% grass. The tees are the opposite. You can find places to play from, but you need to move the ball on almost all lies. The greens are usually very good at GV but this day they were longer and grainier. It was a fun day and a good value with a hot deal at $39. The staff and restaurant were great.

Eagle Dunes has always been tan, bumpy and hard. I was surprised to see green fairways (in places) and slightly softer conditions out of the fairways. People expecting lush green grass side to side should look elsewhere. But you want a great test of golf with elevation changes and true, speedy greens... check out Eagle Dunes.

You play 9 holes relatively short. Then, if you like, the same 9 from different tees. 130 yard par 3's become 185 yard par 3's. Some par 4's on the first nine are par 5's on the back.
SF is a little scrappy. Different parts could be better maintained, but there's sand in the bunkers, and mowed grass on the fairways. The greens are a bit slower but roll true.
At +-$30 for 18 with a cart, it's a good course to smack it around or sharpen your game without losing every ball in the bag.

Green, over seeded fairways wind through tan, dormant rough. The greens are on the slow side, but consistent, and that's fine because some have severe undulations. The bunkers are large, well placed and all raked smooth.
The rough is sparse, and there's not much room around some greens. The course is by no means tight, but you can run out of room quickly if you miss either badly.