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Metrowest is our home course. We haven't played there for years, as it wasn't in very good shape. But, we played yesterday and were pleasantly suprised with the greens, bunkers, and pace. Unfortunately, the course is mis-managed from all other aspects. No one rakes the tee boxes, trash everywhere around the bathrooms (which are gross), every single divot container was empty, and even the bathrooms inside hadn't been cleaned. To us, these are all things that can/should be taken care of regardless. With a new management team who paid attention to details, our course could be back to where it was when Marriott had it years ago.

They lost this course, its in absolute horrible shape. Hitting every shot of battered tee boxes into sand in the fairways, and their recent aeration went very bad, But also, just little things like the bathrooms being deplorable. Timacuan was our gem and home course, they may need to find someone else to manage it as they are doing one heck of a poor job.

This is one of the greatest courses in Central Florida. Unfortunately, it is in completely horrible condition. I'd like to buy it and turn it back into a gem!

We couldn't be more disappointed to see how this course has gone downhill into a rat trap. The course is incredibly mis-managed and there is so much that could be done to clean up this track and make it enjoyable. The greens, tee boxes, fairways, bunkers, and waster areas (trash everywhere) are in horrible condition. All that could be taken care of with passionate management.

We have loved this course for years. Complete mis-management and the course is in the worst possible shape ever. Fairways, greens, bunkers, and waste areas are in absolute horrendous condition. We couldn’t be more disappointed.

We were SO disappointed in our round at Timacuan yesterday. We got a Hot Deal with Golf Now which we felt was a fair price, but when we added a third, they charged us $58. Unfortunately, Timacuan is no longer a course that can substantiate that rate.

We realize water is an issue in FL, but these were not water-related issues, they were all issues that are in control of management. No water in the jugs, empty ball-washers, the bathrooms are in hideous conditions, the bridges are falling apart, no one rakes the broken tees (#5 tee box is the worst and is littered with them) and there are just too many places where the fairways haven't been repaired by simple work ethic. When Tony ran Timacuan, these types of issues would have never been present.

We used to love Timacuan and hope they bring it back, right now it bordering on a muni.