Jay3318718

I’ve played this course quite a few times and it’s generally a good round. Usually in good condition and a good layout. However, slow play is an issue. Abominably slow the last few times I’ve played. If you go be prepared to wait. For me it’s a rhythm thing and it affects my mental game.

There are lots of options for golf in Miami many of them very expensive. But if you want just a basic round then Miami Springs is a great option. Course is in very good condition, layout is good, and overall experience was very good.

I have played this course many times. Sometimes, if you're lucky, they won't have stacked up foursome after foursome but that's what happened yesterday. The first two holes were OK but by the time I got to the third hole, there were three groups on the hole - tee, fairway and green. I was playing as a single and there was no way I could wait to get thru so I just skipped two and played out the rest at a decent pace. There is no ranger, no on course mangement, no one trying to improve pace of play. You will get a load in by a low price ( that's what happened to me.) but be prepared to wait. Not bad course, and not in bad condition, but the pace of play will frustrate you.

My first time playing the course. It's in very good condition- fairways and greens. Challenging layout with interesting holes. Mostly par 3s with a few 4s thrown in. Wind will affect your shots and so will the 14 holes with a water hazard.

Older course wound into a condominium complex. Fairways are mostly weeds with lots of brown patches. Desperately needs irrigation. Greens are rough with only a few being true. Not that challenging but okay for a practice round. It wasn't worth more than the hot deal price.