djjohnson1945

Apparently owning a golf course no longer means taking care of ur investment.. aside from +$100 a round semi private or private NO ONE in the area can afford seeds, ALL the courses around a 30 mile circumference no longer care about golfers enjoying a round on their course. These big corporations are buying up all the little courses & raising their prices wherever they can with ABSOLUTELY ZERO improvement. Nothing but WEEDS in the fairways & they've sparse also so you have to move ur ball to find a growth of weeds to hopefully rest ur ball upon. The Greens are diseased & Apparently there aren't any educated knowledgeable course superintendents who want to work for these corporations, they buy them up & I guess write them off. It's a shame.

Greens were very good, slow but good, t boxes very good, fairways like everyone else loaded with crabgrass & weeds & the carts were great. The course is extremely dull & absolutely zero character with several blind t shots & some blind approach shots, not laid out with much thought. On one hole after you finish it you have to drive across the fairway while people on the next t-box are getting ready to hit unless you go back the way you just came & take the long way around. Extremely weird setup. Nice folks though. The course could use a hole reorganization & some character..

Called what is now "the pro shop" & finally got someone to pick up the phone, been trying occasionally for a month now, anyway, it's 3/3/24 & I ask the gentleman if the range was open yet, he said only if ur playing golf, I said ok, how much is it at noon, he said $70, I honestly laughed at him, so we can't use the range unless we intend to play, now they're charging $70 for a track that's worth $30 on its finest day, they have 2 postage stamp practice greens, 1 for Chipping, 1 for putting & no range use unless ur playing. TOURISTS, put ur money to better use, go somewhere else...I certainly won't play here again

It was worth the $20 I paid THAT day thru golf now, but not any other time. Carts are nice, grass in fairways are spotty at best, greens are ok, tee boxes are the same as every other course, the range & Chipping & putting greens are very good. It seems like every course around the Homosassa area & 10-15 miles outside that perimeter within the last year has gone to the dogs. Hernando Oaks is the best bet in my book.

I understand the course is being renovated, at this time & after playing it I'm wondering why they just don't shut it down & maybe leave the practice facility open cos it's really not enjoyable at present stage

Played here 2 months ago, it was a cow pasture then, played today at 1pm with a 3some that invited me to play with them. Never met a bunch of guys this pleasurable to play with..Course was in very good shape, fairways, greens, rough & tee boxes were the total opposite of my last visit.

Was a decent course 2 yrs ago, went back last week & it is now a COW PASTURE. Last time for me

Played here a few times but not in the last 2 yrs.. It is now a COW PASTURE.. you can lose ur ball in the fairway now. Greens were recently aerated but still no excuse for the high grass on the greens. We had to make a rule that it's an automatic 2 putt once ur on the green. U really had to blast it to get to the hole. Having a true putt was a joke. The fairways were extremely crab grassy & had good size areas of sand traps scattered about which weren't really sand traps. The rough was really ruff & hadn't seen a mower in a while. All in all, NEVER GOING BACK AGAIN..

It has been almost 2 months since my last play here, hadn't rained in like forever but the course was very playable then. Since then we (Cent. West Fl.) went from dry season to the rainy season, the course has greened up even more, t boxes were grassier, greens even more plush, all in all, awesome. This is in my opinion is the best course design & layout along with Twisted Oaks in Beverly Hills, Fl... I haven't been to Twisted Oaks in almost a yr now since they built a new housing development adjacent the course but these are my 2 pics in the area.

Teed off 11:52, no one in front, 2 of us played thru lickidy split until #8 then we caught up to 4 geezers who never used the words " course etiquette", they refused to let us play thru, a Marshall pulled up next to us & we explained the situation & he saw that no one was in front of them & it was really backing up behind us & he did nothing about it, never said a word to these guys. Aside from the useless Marshall the course is great, the recent aeration healed up nicely, greens lovely, ball rolled nice, greens held like darts, some t boxes were devoid a grass & hard but zero rain will do that. A 3.5 hr round turned into a 5 hr round thanks to people without course etiquette otherwise a beautiful day

Great course layout, player friendly, generous fairways, finally found a course with grass on the fairways, some tee boxes were a little barron of grass & a little hard to get the Tee in but we haven't had rain in quite some time. Greens were aerated & filled with sand but the greens still putted well & the balls stuck like a dart on approach. Carts were old BUT they ran on gas so that wasn't a problem at all. We teed off at 11:45 & zoomed around at a very nice pace. This is my new favorite course hands down for the money..☆☆☆☆☆

Course has a good layout, nice undulating holes w/ good elevation, greens in good shape, little to no grass on the fairways which is a bummer for me, at times I had to move the ball 30-40 feet to find a small clump of crabgrass to hit off of otherwise your basically hitting ur approach shot from an un-natural sandtrap. Pace of play & the gent I got paired up with made the day for me. Regardless of the conditions. Carts are gas so no problems there.

Teed off at 1:06 on 3/24. Pace of play was awesome. Fairways need grass but all the courses are like this due to a lack of rain the past few months. Tee boxes are pretty.
Carts are awesome, brand new.

Course was in its typical shape, greens are always in very good, consistent condition. Fairways are a little void of grass in a lot of areas, but playable,. Tee boxes are better than the fairways, pace of play at a starting time of 1pm is great.

As usual the greens are in excellent shape, very consistent. Pace of play starting at 1pm is very nice.There are a few fairways that are barren of grass but just in certain spots. Tee boxes are always in good shape. The carts are very new & very nice

As a whole the course us in very good shape, maybe a few areas on limited fairways are sparse with grass but overall in very good condition, greens are very nice & pace of play beginning at 1:30 was smooth & consistent, just the way you'd want it to be if you were trailing someone. 2/17/23👍

. The course was in very nice condition, the greens were in great shape & very consistent throughout. Started round at 1pm, Pace of play was great. Had a great time

This course is in my humble opinion the absolute best in every way. Like so many courses in Fl there are always parts of a course that suffer more than others & that's mostly due to rainfall. Now, it's the rainy season & aside from every other course I've played so far, This is the best, only 1 complaint & it's minor because you can use a tee, the tee boxes are a little space of grass just like every other course but that's the ONLY complaint. Fairways, greens, rough, traps, everything is top notch. Carts are a wee bit old but they're gas & haven't had a bad cart yet..👍👍

Despite the fact we haven't had rain in almost 2 months the course was in much better condition than expected. Due to our drought I'm assuming the grass had to be kept longer to prevent burning up etc..

Played on Sat around 1pm, had the course to myself & I worked on my game in peace, just the way I like it. Course was in very good shape & the greens were very good. Was windy & in the mid 80's which made the day perfect. Loved it