The Golf Club of Cypress Creek

Nice course that plays fair...
.greens need a little more work

Very very slow play and the ranger was never seen on the course.

9:50 T-Time and was already backed up by 6 groups then proceeded to wait on every hole.

Left after the 12th hole - figured 5.5 hours was long enough.

Not going to return - rather drive to Sarasota to play some nice courses.

Three friends and I golfed here yesterday. Perfect weather.

Prices were up and the pace of play was slower due to the over abundance of snowbirds still in the area.

I gold his course regularly and it’s usually a good value. The employees—especially Ricky and the guys in the pro shop—are super cool.

I had a 3:07pmtee time. Very slow play,finished at 815pm. Could not believe that at the turn about 515pm the pro shop, lounge and restaurant were all closed with the course still pretty full. Couldn't get anything to drink or eat, bad business in my opinion. If your goi g to play, pack a lunch and plenty of drinks.

Our tee time was 1:15. And we finished at 6::23. Way to slow of play. Starter got us off at the right time but a coures Marshall would have been great. Groups in front of us gathered together. 2 groups of 5 playing. They didn't miss the cart girl either... Cypress has always impressed but this Saturday was and will be forgotten. Maybe Saturdays someone in the clubhouse could patrol the course. You must know your busy times. I get that they pay but some groups need to be told to hurry their play.

Full tee sheet
Played early but still 4.5 hour round, which has become the norm in Florida
Fairways somewhat patchy. Needs some work
Greens were ok; there were a couple with patches of sand
Love tha layout but not worth the $70 being charged but that too seems the new norm

Golf Now didn’t save me any money because with the fees it was the same if I just walked on!!

This track has so much potential. Has went down hill since last year this time patchy fairways, weeds starting to infest greens. The starter was a tool and the greens fees have increased. All things considered, for the money i will not be back.

Although it was a 5 hour round , which is 45 mins better than past rounds, we followed a group of seven players. Their time on the greens were very frustrating waiting for 7 players to putt out.

No Marshall's and the attitude is " It's that time of the year"
Just know going in, that it may be a long day!

A real challenge not like any Florida course you've played unless you've been to Innisbrook

The 4 of us quit after 9 since we were 20 mins late teeing off and then every tee had 3 or 4 groups. It took us 3 hours and 15 mins to play 9 holes. It was awful so much waiting. I stopped counting my score after 2 holes and did not enjoy golfing 9 holes. We all said we would never finish back 9 so we went in and got 1/2 money back thru Golfnow. The courses down here push so many players out it is crazy waiting, saying snow birds are here. Plus in front we saw group of 2 then 4 then another group of 2. That should never happened when you are so busy but starter was useless and nothing really there.

If you don’t mind waiting and taking long time to play a round then this course is good for you.

I played on Saturday 2:07 the first 9 holes took 3hours and 20 minutes. They cram tee times at 7 minutes intervals. So the course gets crazy backed up. They refuse to put a ranger out there to keep pace of play. The slowest round in Tampa area. The only way they will do anything is no one book there for a couple of weeks and maybe they will spread out the tee times or spend money on a ranger. Right now its the worst course in Tampa as far as time. I take that back Bloomingdales is historically slow because they are under the same ownership. Quit playing that course about 2 years ago.