DaveLaMont

A lot has been poured into improving amenities around Colony West, now it's time to start improving the golf courses. Many greens were in bad shape, and the fairways were extremely thin. Don't let the golf be an afterthought. This is a good layout, especially if you are trying to get your game back after a long layoff, or just don't want to wrestle with a regulation length course.

Greens were in very good shape, the fairways need a little love, but they are working on tee boxes and some project off the third hole, maybe a new cart path. First round since August 2023 so this is the perfect place to get back in touch with the game

Springtree is always a solid choice when you don't want a super long day in this miserable weather. Course was in good shape except for one or two greens.

Still a great course and despite an overnight soaking, it largely held water well. Fairways were very good. The problem was our threesome from holes 2-17 were held up by a foursome in some sort of competition that slowed not just us but a twosome behind us. No consideration from them to let faster players through, and no ranger to tell them to speed it up. If that's a regular Thursday feature, then why not block out tee times behind them so you don't get a backup in 100 degrees conditions. At one point, five golfers were waiting, our three and a twosome behind us.

This is what Davie and Bonaventure should be aiming for. Great value golf, course is in mostly good shape, a couple of greens need some work. Water makes the course tougher, since it's not a long course. Informal atmosphere,

I'm becoming fond of this course. There's a laid back, no pressure attitude, the fairways are solid provided there isn't too much rain. A few greens need some attention, but overall they're good. Water covers quite a bit of the course, but it's not a long course even from the tips. This is what Davie or Bonaventure should be aiming for.

A pleasant round, despite the heat. Course is in good shape and a mostly friendly layout, although the hard holes are very hard.

Greens surprised me, they were in very good shape. Fairways need some work though, but recent weather has probably made that difficult.

Greens surprised me, they were in very good shape. Fairways not so much but with the near daily rain, that might be a factor. Bunkers were in good shape too. I hope this course keeps up with the hotel and new clubhouse/restaurant.

The perfect course for my first round since 2022. Low key, not difficult and a relaxed time. The course could use a little work, especially the tee boxes and a few greens, but the greens also rolled true. The back nine is in better shape. I will happily return to this layout. I do wish Colony West would figure out a driving range.

The course was in terrific shape. Driving range needs a bit of work but otherwise this is a solid place to play

The course was in terrific shape, greens were honest.

My friend and I didn't play the Pines this time, but the full Cypress 18. Plenty of dog legs and well placed water hazards. Greens rolled true. The best part of Woodmont is the people working there. The friendliness and professionalism of the staff is top-notch. Great attitudes and they seem to enjoy their work. Makes it fun to return.

Not much wrong here, good course in good shape. If you miss the fairway on the front 9 there's a great chance you'll be meeting other golfers who are playing their fairway. Thank goodness for the ice at the break as there was no drink cart on the course. I would return

Getting to the Pines 9 is half the fun and a little dangerous, but it's a solid set up. I'm also a fan of the entire Cypress 18 hole layout too. Good people at Woodmont

First time on the Pines 9 holes, split with the Cypress back 9. Good layout, it's just an odd setup. Driving around the Pines was tricky, having never played there before, and driving by holes that you can clearly tell used to be golf holes but aren't anymore.
Greens on the Pines were in better shape than Cypress, and I enjoyed that nine. I like Woodmont. Kind of wish I had the cash to join.

Enjoyable round. The greens didn't look great, but rolled true, no lumps or bumps to spoil putts. It's a nice track and if. you don't mind some minor headaches with house construction, you'll enjoy it. Cart paths are a bit bumpy because of roots, and if you don't know the course, pay attention to the spray painted directions on the ground. Beverages were readily available on course, which was great on a typical hot, humid day.

I think I need a break from DGC. The course brutally punishes nearly any shot hit to the right side and is spring loaded with water holes. Yes, it's my responsibility to keep it in the fairway but everything tilts towards the swamp water, it can be brutal. Greens need some work too, slow and bumpy. Nice people there for sure and I'm glad the course is around, but I need to walk away for a little bit.

This is a tricky layout at times, which is fine, but missing the greens here carries an extra punishment. The areas on the left and right sides of the greens are missing grass, and getting any kind of a fair lie there is next to impossible. Also, like so many other courses for some reason, tee box maintenance needs major work done. The greens were mostly solid as were the fairways.

It's always been a challenge and there are some legit tough holes here. The conditions were very muddy (not the courses fault) and the greens appeared to have been punched recently so they were unpredictable and a bit lumpy. Given all the money that was sunk into the new restaurant and clubhouse, it's time to spend on the course.