10 & 19 at University Park Country Club

Everything from tees to fairways to greens in excellent shape. Greens just a tad slow for my liking, but rolled true & held approach shots nicely. Some bunkers could use a fresh topping of sand....the couple green side I was in were just a little thin, but well maintained. All staff encountered were friendly, and nice GPS on carts. The only negative of the day was the constant "notification" from the cart GPS telling us we were 7 minutes behind & were going to be asked to skip a hole to maintain pace. To be clear, we waited for the group ahead of us to reach the green on #1 before teeing off, as instructed. They were playing the old fogies tees, we were playing the back tees.The group in back of us appeared to be also playing from the forward tees. After the 3rd hole, we never saw the group in front, and I observed the group in back a couple of times arriving to the tee box on the first few holes as we were on the green putting. As we were approaching I believe the 7th hole, we had a Marshall advise us that the group in front just cleared the green......to which we stated, sorry we just stopped & got water & ice and wasted 5 minutes trying to get in the washrooms, as there were no access codes on the carts or scorecards, and nothing came up on the GPS screen. ( And no, the Marshall did not know the code). We used natural resources to relieve ourselves as we couldn't gain entry to the facilities. We proceeded & made the turn in 1hour and 58 minutes. Throughout the entire back 9, every hole our GPS continued to advise us we were 7 minutes behind schedule.......and again, never once saw the group behind us on the back 9. Honestly, I don't know anyone who plays more ready & quick golf than I & my playing partner, and admittingly, the 2some we were with ( who never played the course before) struggled a bit, but we finished our round in exactly 4 hours & 3 minutes !! Felt totally rushed on the entire back nine, and honestly, ruined the experience for me. I'm a believer in keeping pace, but I guess I know never to bring hi handicappers with me to play UPCC, It just ruined the day for me, but I'll still return, as the course is always in great shape......I just wont bring any hackers with me!!!

Great course and conditions . Will play again when visiting

We had a great game. The course is definitely the best maintained in the are - apart from Longboat Key Club. Not too challenging if you can stay on the fairways. Only downside was a slow 4 ball in front of our three ball who did not give us the courtesy of calling us through.

By far the best course I’ve been to. Will be recommending to everyone in the area. Couldn’t be happier.

This is a beautiful course with big shade trees throughout the course. The fairways and greens had a moderately soft feel to them rather than the hard packed surface on some of the newer courses.

After 18 holes, the outdoor bar was convenient and a relaxing environment. We definitely plan to play there again. It was well worth the price.

Always an enjoyable experience playing here - the course is well maintained, good practice facilities, friendly staff. Nice patio bar area for pre/post round - food is pretty good. Recommended.

Course is beautiful, very well kept up.
University Club is a bit pricey but almost worth it.

3 nines. Busy course but play moves. Conditions are very good. They are replacing the irrigation system but is not interrupting play.

This is one of my preferred pay-to-play courses in the area - staff and members are always very welcoming. Course condition was fairly good - but the greens a tad slower than I've seen them here (probably recovering them since it's end of the season now). Pace of play was an issue on the front 9 - but fine after the groups ahead cleared after 9 holes. Recommended.