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On a 75 degree late October day in Ct you just know courses would be packed. It was. This course made what I thought was a brilliant move and had shotgun starts for all the morning times. We started on 7 and walked 18 in just under 4 hours. First time playing here. Challenging course. Course was in great shape for October and with all the rain we’ve had here in Ct. Staff was great/very friendly and he was REALLY busy. Definitely playing here more this coming season.

First off I will say the staff were friendly, the course was in really rough shape except maybe the bunkers. While they weren’t manicured, the sand was fine. The worst part were the greens. Spotty burn spots, very sandy and very slow. They were just really bad. Fairways were a little better but not by much. With the amount of courses in Florida this one should be towards the bottom of your list.

I played here at the beginning of May and it was pretty bad and although it was the beginning of golf season the Red/White and Blue (especially the Blue) should not have been this bad. It was totally due to no upkeep. Played Red/White in June and it was much much better, Played Red/White last week and it was great. Today I played White/Blue. White was in fantastic shape. The Blue was still in rough condition. Fairways were better but the traps were atrocious and the overgrowth is out of control. Stick to Red/White if playing. Definitely getting better though.

I remember the days when this course was one of the best in the state, how times have changed. This course charged $40 and I was treated to horrendous greens, fairways that looked like the rough on most other courses, tee boxes that were entirely dirt, sand traps with more geese droppings than sand. I don’t know what else to say other than there are a number of other courses in the area that are head over heels better than this course for the same price if not cheaper. I would say this course is on its last leg.