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A good practice course to get your game in shape. If you can't score well here forget the more expensive and difficult tracks. Fairways and greens in good shape. Course can use some more directional signs and markers for the uninitiated.

That's right, it is a 9 hole gem. Blink and you could miss it. Played from a valley up toward the Niagara escarpment then back down to the valley. Very scenic. The course was in good condition and greens were nearly perfect. Could use a little more yardage and hazard markers for the uninitiated.

I play this course every visit to the area. Starter placed me with a nice husband and wife couple. Played to well kept fairways and greens. I'm a pretty straight ball striker but if you're not beware of blind tee shots and approaches to the greens. I had to help Pete and Jo look for balls in the rough a couple of times. I miss the landmark barn. Sorry to hear it imploded.

My group found this course as our new scramble location. Very nice clubhouse and practice facility. Course in good condition for this time of the year.

I've played here before and it is always slow. Course needs a ranger to move players along and prevent ball hawking. Weekends could sure use a beverage cart. It would seem to be a good way to raise money for Chi Chi's kids.

Resort course with everything. Friendly employees and started on time. Son and I paired with 2 gentlemen; 1 player and 1 hacker. We followed 4 some following another 4 some, all foreigners and all arrived together. Nearly 5 hour round of golf despite Players Assistant speaking to the groups ahead more than once. Groups ahead used multiple practice swings and then hit into hazards. Ball hawking and lining up putts for minutes to score double par or worse. Like I said, "RESORT COURSE". Pro or starter or player assistant should move guests to appropriate tee box or double par and move on.

Local course getting worse by the week. Greens and fairways lack grass but not weeds. I find the conditions worse every time I play here. This time I was not surprised to find the course worse than usual due to heavy rains. I found club house locked at the end of my round at 1:30 pm denying access to even the washroom. Suspect this course will be closed before the end of the summer due to mismanagement.

Thanksgiving golf is getting to be an annual tradition. This year it included 9 holes at Simoro Golf Links. It was even fun even for this guy from FL who was dressed in layers while Canadians played in shorts. Ha.

Father / son golf outing. Course was outstanding from what I saw. We played 2 holes and got a weather delay. All clear so we played 1 hole and got another weather delay. All clear again so we tried hole #3 again and received a 3rd weather delay so we gave up and received a rain check. We felt like we were surrounded by bad weather and course management did a great job keeping us safe and informed.

Father / son golf. Played only 6 holes when the monitor in our cart announced a dangerous storm in the area and advised us to seek shelter. We quit and received a rain check. We found the course to be in excellent condition before the rains. It has multiple tee boxes to suit your ability. We normally play the International course but it was closed to get new greens.

This course seems to get better and better. Frost delay in the morning that I just missed. Played the front 9 at a nice pace and eventually caught up to the morning delayed players on the back. Minor waits but nothing to complain about. I strongly recommend providing a map of the holes in the score card for the infrequent player so you can see the layout. I would also recommend staking the par 5 17th hazard. There is water all down the right side but no stakes. My tee ball was in the fairway. I hit a good 2nd shot to be robbed by the water hazard cutting in towards the fairway. I could not see the hazard cut in towards the fairway. Stakes would have revealed this hazard and saved me a stroke.

I visit cousins nearby every year and we make a point of playing this course during my visit. We always have a good time. The most interesting feature about this course is the first 9 holes are dramatically different than the second 9 holes. It is almost like playing 2 different courses for the price of 1 course.

Played this course with my son-in-law as a twosome. Advised to keep pace before we started and that was no problem. Beautiful hilly course that is very unexpected in Florida. Some tight holes through homes or water hazards but a great skills test. Play it if you have an opportunity.

Staff would not let me tee off until time reserved through golfnow despite no one tee'd off for 25 minutes ahead of me. Played as a single and caught up to a shootout group. Should have quit after 9 holes but stayed to enjoy rocks in sand bunkers and damaging the sole of my 6 iron by a hitting a hidden rock in a fairway. Oh well it was only $14 what more can you expect.

Played as a single and was joined by a friendly single. Course great value booked through GolfNow. White tees seem short but will provide a true challenge.

Paid for 18 holes with a cart but only played 9 holes. Too cold for this FL boy. Course nearly deserted. Very green fairways and greens in contrast to beautiful fall colors all around you.

Played this course last season and look forward to playing it again with a grandchild. Perfect park land course for a beginner.

Played 9 holes and made the turn. Played #10 and had a visit from the beverage girl. Started to play #11, lightning struck so close I had to check my underwear.
No warning system on course and what I thought was a storm miles away was soon determined to by very wrong. Rain check provided.

Began as a father / son two some. Play was slowed by inexperienced foursome ahead with handicap flag on one cart. So slow two some behind joined us. Complained to ranger and told we were on schedule. Beautiful course but 5.5 hours is just too long.