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seems they are funneling some money into the course. the greens were green and best shape i have ever seen here. could probably be rolled and it would make them a little faster. some of the fairways actually are showing signs of bermuda growth where the others still need some work. it was mowed and looked good. its a challenging little course with small greens so you better be accurate. i would definitely go back now. the 18th was in really good shape and we were lucky enough to see about 30 wild turkeys near the green(not the drinking kind)

This historic course is always fun. I've played a lot of courses in town but enjoy this one the most.. the staff is great. The clubhouse is being renovated but is no inconvenience to the golfers. A lot of money is being put into the course. I especially liked the new carts equipped with charging ports for your phone.

The course has been making positive strides with a lot of new landscaping. It has been a hard winter on all the local courses so the fairways are what one would expect this time of year. The greens are rolling good and it offers a challenge Everytime you play. Been Hogan would have told you that.

Hyde is always a challenge. It is a great track for all skill levels. It is sometimes open and sometimes very tough. I try to play there every weekend. It is a great value for the money.

Was very to 've able to play golf the day after every course in jax was rained out. Naturally it was very wet but you could see what good condition the course was in. WILL definitely repeat.

the course seems to be situated in a retirement community so the residents play early freeing up the course for speedy play in the afternoons during the week. a friend and i played the course in about 3 hours. there were a couple of greens that had some dry spots but hey, which course doesn't in july.