PatODonnell

With only nine holes open, when I T off at 1 PM, there was a threesome coming off the green at 18 and wanted to play ahead of us, even though we’ve gotten to the Teebox first. I didn’t want to cause an argument or fight over it, but I thought it was very rude of these other players and I think a Rangers should be at the 10th hole Teebox to coordinate new golfers coming on to play the first nine and existing golfers who are planning to play the same nine holes second time.

The course itself is not in very good condition, and doesn’t look like it’s being maintained.

Additionally, there was no notification that the best three holes, designwise, being 16/17/18 are closed. No reason was given. I was offered to play the first three holes a second time, but the course was crowded so that wasn’t really possible.

Pace of play is very slow there.

I’ve played this course before and the layout has always been confusing with the holes and tee boxes close to one another.

But more importantly, the condition of the fairways themselves has fallen into disrepair. Most of the fairways are crab grass and weeds. There seems to be a little attention given to maintaining the course.

I don’t like the layout of the course and, on top of that, the course is not well-maintained with crab grass and weeds throughout.

I’ve played The Florida Club golf course several times now and the staff are always veryfriendly as well as helpful. A Ranger keeps the pace of play moving which is rare on a public golf course. The clubhouse is beautiful also with beers on draft and the food is excellent. The course itself is in pristine condition and it is well laid out. The golf carts have GPS on them which is an extra perk that useful with distances in the layout. It’s my favorite course to play in South Florida.

Have played many public courses in a 20 mile radius of my home in Jupiter and The Florida Club is the best!
Staff starting with Nicole at check in are courteous and pleasant to deal with.
Was playing as a twosome behind a slow foursome and the ranger came out and arranged for us to play thru which was greatly appreciated.
Cart beverage lady came by twice and they carry an excellent assortment of beverages to chose from.
I’ve played many top 20 courses in the nation as my son has a PGA card to allow me access to Whistling Straits and the like.
The Florida Club is as good or better than most!

This is a short course squeezed into a small amount of land resulting in T boxes being side-by-side in many instances. Unfortunately, I’ve played it twice and both times it plays extremely slow. Apparently there are members that live in the area that play this course and a very regular basis. As a result, The pace of play is poor. However, I will say that the staff they’re both in the pro shop and in the clubhouse snack room are extremely pleasant and professional.

Even by Executive Par 3 standards this course is short with some holes under 75 yards. And the tee boxes are just behind most greens raising safety concerns of being struck but overall it is well maintained and a perfect course for a fun date and/or introduction to golf for kids or anyone wishing to learn the game of golf.

The course design is challenging and enjoyable. However, the past few dry season months have taken their toll on the fairways. Greens remain in good condition and the staff are very pleasant. Great price for the value!
First time playing there and definitely be going back soon!

Have played Lost Lake several times. Always enjoyed myself. Should be nicknamed Lost Balls though...but seriously, good value for the money.

It’s obvious from the course layout and design that at one time this was a premier course. It appears to be fairly well-maintained but some capital improvements are probably warranted.
The two staff members who I interacted with were excellent and very accommodating.
Unfortunately with the recent closing of a couple of bridges along Route 1 in Stuart, it is difficult to reach this golf club from regions to the south where I came from. But it can be accomplished by driving north on the Florida turnpike pass the course and circling back south.
I would play this course again.

I drove almost an hour to play this course and upon my arrival I was paired up with a couple and another single. But the starter insisted that the two singles had to ride in the same golf cart stating it was their club policy which I’ve only seen done when the club runs low on golf carts but that wasn’t the case today. Normally, the other golfers are always pleasant and enjoyable to be with but not this instance. The person they put in my golf cart where is nonstop talker, when ahead of the other golfers to his ball directly which was discourteous and just was not fun to be with for 4+ hours. The course played extremely slow And at the turn since it already been several hours on the course, and my car meet was so obnoxious, I left at the turn and didn’t play the back nine. I mentioned my displeasure in the clubhouse and they said it was their club policy although they realize it’s not a PGA rule of any kind and I told him about my unpleasant experience and yet they never even thought to offer me a complementary six round credit because of what I had to endure. And at the turn since it already been several hours on the course, and my court meet was so obnoxious, I left at the turn and didn’t play the back nine. I mentioned my displeasure in the clubhouse and they said it was their club policy although they realize it’s not a PGA rule of any kind and I told him about my unpleasant experience and yet they never even thought to offer me a complementary six round credit because of what I had to endure. Honestly, I had no plans and have no plans of ever going back there based on that one terrible experience but I think other golfers should be made aware that they are not customer driven and they certainly seem to be prejudiced against Golfnow players because it was mentioned to me by the starter and the pro shop that I was at Golfnow member and that seem to influence their attitude towards me in a negative fashion. Golfnow should be made aware of this as well and, consider not promoting or conducting joint relations with Lost Lake Golf Club that was better off staying LOST...

I teed off at 3:44 PM with three other people. We waited at every Teebox we waited 10-15 minutes. By the time we were making the turn at 9th hole, it was 5:45 - three hours. With the sun going down at 6:15, my foursome just walked off the course. Pace of play was terrible and there were no rangers on the course to offer assistance.

The course is very challenging with water that comes in the play on almost half the holes. I recommend bringing extra golf balls if you’re having trouble hitting the ball straight off the tee! The golf course offers ice and water complementary and the clubhouse has and excellent selection of food and beverages. The staff are very friendly and attentive. It’s a great bang for your buck as well.

There are three 9-hole courses and they are all beautifully laid out and exceptionally well maintained. This is the second time that I’m playing this course and it is definitely one of the best in the Palm Beach County area. I have now played all three of their courses and one is better than the next. As you might expect in Florida, there is plenty of water but if you bring your A game, you should be able to stay dry but bring extra golf balls, just in case! LOL