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The second time this season that our Hot Deal time (the only one) was scheduled immediately after a club scramble. Punchline, a 4 hour 445 minute round that was fairly expensive and painfully slow. Greens fairway and area around the traps has deteriorated markedly from 12 months ago.

The fairways are in great shape, the greens well guarded and very slick. The layout is quite challenging, probably friendlier for left to right player. This is my favorite course in the area

I didn’t expect to have a 41/2 hour round on a Monday. Not enough spacing between groups and a 10 to 15 minute delay on every tee. Common guys space it out

Lake Worth is is beautiful, reasonably priced and layed out right next to Intercostal waterway. It is a links tract. Several holes are immediately adjacent to the Intercaostal, all facing south. Overall, the course is always moist and often, the left side of these water adjacent holes are quite muddy. The Par 4s are long and challenging (especially as the ball doesn't run),
the greens are elevated, midsize and run slow but true.

This course is unique, should not be played in wet times but I enjoy it totally. In my golf group its 2:1 like a lot versus I'm not playing there.

This course presents a challenging layout that should make for entertaining golf. But the conditions have deteriorated so much that I will make other choices for play in the future. The fairways are a crabgrass fiesta, the greens are dried out and pock marked, and the traps have no sand and quite a few rocks. This course seems to be going under.

I want to love Boca Greens because its a difficult layout that forces me out of my Florida right-to-left run it up to the greens mode, Clever water and well placed traps and steep sloped greens make you fly the green and try to stay b below the hole. Unfortunately, the greens are usually only OK with faint imprints of punching and tracking always present. You can and should putt out virtually every green side bunker which sandless and unedged. Pace of play and staff are great.

This is an excellent layout with 1st taste greens that you can make as tough as you want through tee selection.

Hygiene is good, staff wears facemassks, single file in the clubhouse, no rakes etc. Pace of play is back to normal as I think groups were going out every 8-9 minutes. Driving range still not open but putting and chipping greens are.

Really nice to be back.

This is a well designed fun Donald Ross layout that is the only course close in Delray for those of us living East of the Inland Waterway. The interesting layout, improved greens and convenience keep us coming back despite mediocre fairways and slow weekend/holiday pace of play.

I've played Boca Greens many times but now I notice that the well guarded greens are much better tended, fast and quite challenging to putt. The condition of the fairways is less edifying and the traps could use some sand. From the longer tees this becomes a very tough track.

The staff is great but there is limited H20 is the afternoons and paying 50cents for a cup is annoying.

Gorgeous views of the the intercostal abound. The fairways are wide and forgive but the greens are trickier than they 1st appear and are universally elevated. everything is in pretty good condition.

This long wide tract that features a lot of tight lies interesting reward decisions. The greens are fast and challenging.

We started on the blue at around noon. Backup was extreme.

9 holes are Donald Ross, but the whole course is a challenging design especially with a stiff Florida winter breeze. The greens have been upgraded, but the fairways are in poor shape. Course is freight with big deep bunkers. Yje staff is very friendly and the pace of play seems much better this year during peak season.

Southwinds is in better shape than many nearby public courses, but its layout is a little under-stimulating after first few holes and the pace of play can get to be quite slow.

Wide fairways give way to tight lies around the greens if you're lucky enough to avoid the bunkers. The greens themselves are hard, often shallow or narrow and roll smooth but very quick. A real test!

This is well kept golf course, with relatively accessible fairways and the Horst quality greens on any public course in the Palm Beach area. The greens are the attraction and they run at 10.5, heavily trapped, smooth as silk, and hard to hold. Get ready for a challenge.

Tough interesting track even from the 6000 yard tees. Back nine is special. Good pace of play for public course and friendly informative staff

After a prolonged wait for a golf cart, I entered the "World of Sand". This is a pretty and unique course charactered by multiple and huge bunkers on every hole. Maintenance can't be easy and it shows although the greens, though slow, rolled OK. On a windy day, this course is not for high handicappers as they spend their day hitting two or three long bunker shots each hole.

Up the mountains down the mountains with unique holes and fantastic views. Greens run pretty well with deceptive severe downhillers. Pace of play a bit slow, more tme to look at scenery

A beautiful course right next to the everglades with very few condos impeding the view, I played white tees (6100 yds) as a single and zipped around except I was bidding on a condo in Bay Area and the staff even helped me at the turn get my docusign doc using their desktop - my offer was accepted. This is a true test with a variety of memorable holes finished off by fair, well manicured greens.