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Had the opportunity the National which was in great shape. The pace of play was under 4 hours for our twosome. Very challenging layout, with small greens and bunkers everywhere. Did get caught in some afternoon weather with high winds that tested our abilities. But great time and Will Be Back!

Played the New Course (no its not new,1988) at Grand Cypress and found it to be as Challenging as you wanted it to be. There were several Tee options for all Levels of Golf. Considering the amount of Rain that the Orlando area had, this course Drained Very Well and was in Great Condition. If you have never played this course, IT's a Must Play! The Greens were shared by two holes, one out (Yellow Flags) and one in (White Flags) . These Greens are massive and no way interfered with the other holes. The only Complaint we had, was that the Pins were Cut just over mounds causing some very Nasty Putts. The Pins WERE NOT cut with pace of play in mind. But over all, would Play this course without a doubt over again.

Having never played the course,we decided to play the middle tees and I am glad we did. The course is tight and the greens are tricky. Though spotty,the greens were very fast and you never seemed to have a straight putt. Will play it again.

A Shot makers course. Not long at 5800 yards,but tight fairways and small greens. The course was in very good shape with a long rough. The greens all broke towards the Valley. We played on a rainy day, so the course was empty. We played 18 in under three hours. We will play it again.

Played the Kings North and had a Great Time. With Numerous Tee Boxes, this course can be played by all level of golfers. The course was great shape and the greens, even though recently air rated,were fast and true. The Bag Drop was overwhelmed due to the fact over 600 golfers were booked on the three courses, but they did a great job getting the golfers loaded onto carts and moving them toward the starters. Will play it again every chance I get.