Mcvoss

This courses has potential.

But right now, save yourself the headache and play elsewhere. The course is in need of obvious TLC as the tee boxes, fairways and greens have been left to without care far too long. #10 tee box is like teeing off at the beach with nothing but sand. A few of the greens rolled true, but most suffered from bare spots.
Didn’t experience any bunkers, but from the looks of them, they’re better cow pastures than golf bunkers.

Pace of play was excellent but that was probably because everyone knew what I didn’t….avoid this track for a while until it’s given some serious course improvements.

Course was in decent shape and pace of play was excellent. Some tee boxes had lush grass but greens need some TLC.

Attempting to buy socks in the pro shop took 25 minutes! Apparently they had “new technology” and the staff wasn’t trained. Same experience trying to purchase drinks in the restaurant at the turn. The “new technology” didn’t work. Embarrassing experiences for the staff but I blame management for poor execution of the technology launch. Its little experiences like this that keeps golfers away. Maybe this is why lace of play is awesome...they couldn’t figure out how to book more rounds on the new system?

This course has serious potential if it were shut down and rehabilitated for a year. Obvious signs of wear and tear and I read the course was hit hard by some disease earlier. Signs everywhere of either poor superintendent and management or the disease. Either way, never a true lie in the fairway because of bare spots and missing rakes in traps left pretty ugly bunkers. Layout has massive potential and delivers quite a test with lighting get quick greens.

Hope the course conditions are given some TLC and returned to the quality we expect in Central Florida.