MichaelMorse

This course was recently placed under new ownership (2023).It is in need of a major overhaul. The fairways and tee boxes are totally dried up.No grass-just weeds. Tee boxes are more like sand boxes. We were told that they are waiting on a new pump for irrigation.Cart paths are mostly dirt and resemble cow paths except that cows wouldn't use them for fear of breaking their legs.Some work has been done on the greensand they should be nice once their able to water. Staff was friendly and helpful.I would play this cours again in a year just to see if its any better.

I enjoyed my round at the Harbor course. It offered plenty of challenges but did not leave me feeling beat up at the end of the day. Tee boxes, fairways and green were all in great shape in spite of extremely wet weather the previous few days. Lack of a clubhouse bar was noted. I would definitely recommend this course to players of all levels.

The description of this course certainly painted a much better picture than the actual conditions on the course. The recently redone greens were nothing special.The layout of the course is good with numerous challenging but playable holes. Although the course was probably very nice when it originally opened, I feel that little has been done to it since then. This is probably very typical for housing development courses.

Nice course and fun to play. I don't know if the course is overbooked but we had to sit on every tee and wait for an unacceptable amount of time. Also had to sit in the fairways.Waqs there a ranger to make sure that things kept moving? I never saw one. Central FL traffic is a nightmare.

This family owned course is not fancy--cart paths are not paved, fairways are just average, greens are decent. Then front nine is rather plain, but the back nine is very interesting. The back nine winds through the woods, has water hazards , and is more challenging. This was a fun course to play and I've got my next tee time already booked.