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This course is in excellent condition, with the exception of bunkers and sand traps needs work. Still enjoyed the scenery on the river. Nice course layout . Staff was very friendly and helpful. Nothing like some courses in Virginia and DC. I'll be returning many times this summer.

Mallards Landing was somewhat challenging but a really nice course to hone your skills. I enjoyed playing with 2 local guys who were very informative and was eager to give me the layout and landing safe zones of the course. Aside from being a little soggy from all the rain, it was still quiet an experience, I do intend to play it again over the next 2 weeks i'm here.

The course was in very good condition, but the rough was a little overgrown. It's very easy to loose balls in the rough just off the fairway. The course is maturing very well, the fairways are still a little overgrown in places. Still, it's in better shape than what I've seen in the last 3 years. Old management really let it go to the DOGS. " KUDOS" to the new management. I love your military rates, don't change, lots of military in the area that are looking for something more economical. I'll bring Wounded Warriors on my next trip.

My "Crew" and I recently played the Montclaire Country Club on Sunday, 12 April 2015. We were greeted by a very courteous sales person that did not hesitate to make our visit/game enjoyable. She overlooked our Tee-Time and started us out early. My Golfing Crew will definitely return to this course.

While visiting our daughter in Palm Bay, FL (who's having a baby) on our vacation this summer, I decided to look up golf courses on "Golf Now". The Majors at Bayside Lakes appeared to be the choice of the day. I booked a tee-time that was easily honored by the most friendliest staff. I played with 3 guys who were just as friendly and hospitable as the Host course. After playing the course, I was thoroughly amazed at how much fun I'd been missing playing and living in Washington DC area. Pristine condition from tee to greens, every hole. I will definitely be back next summer. Who knows, I might even move to Palm Bay, teach grand-daughters 2yrs/1month old this grand old game.