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For mid October the course was in incredible shape. The tee times weren’t jammed together and the pace was easy. My regular course is West Point and it’s not even close in maintenance to Casperkill. Can’t recommend it enough

I had a tee time for around 12. When I arrived I was told there were no carts and I had to wait. I stood along with about 20 other golfers and waited over a half hour to get a cart. The cart was dirty and barely moved. But since the pace of play was so slow it didn’t matter. The Marshall told me that the tee times were 8 minutes apart. On certain holes there were 3 groups waiting to tee off. The course is nice but everything else is sub par. You would think for $90 that you would have a better golf experience.

As always a good golf day. No pairing up, no hustle no hassle. Just a nice round on a good day

An easy round where nobody bothers you. Course is as hard as other priced twice as much. Enjoyed it

Top level course. Need a ranger to move play around. Slow but people are friendly

The starter was pushing us to join a twosome ahead of us. I was playing with my wife and we had space not to join them. The foursome behind us kept hitting into us and pushing us. Sorry to say but a nice day on a nice course was ruined by old man behavior. Rude treatment all around.

We had a 230 tee time and right in front of us a man , maybe the pro, was giving on course playing lessons to a clear beginner. They slowed the pace of play to a crawl. We played the front nine in 3 hours. Horrible. Behind us a supposed member kept complaining about how slow we were playing.

Nice course but pace of play is miserable.

We arrived early for our tee time and while we were on the first tee the starter rode up to us and told us to hurry and catch up and play with the twosome ahead of us. There was a group of 12 behind us and he didn’t want us to create slow play. We didn’t even have a club out of the bag. The first 4 of the 12 group came up behind us and hit into us. They did so on every hole though it was clear that the clog was the multiple groups of seniors ahead of us. Of course the starter didn’t address the pathetic slow play of the seniors ahead of us. We played 5 holes in about 2 hours and left.

A warning : be careful booking formally private courses that are now open to the public. You are not really welcome.

Course was in great shape this late in the season. Enjoyable. Staff was friendly and helpful. You can’t ask for much more at this time with COVID

As always Crane Lakes treats you like a millionaire member. I had to call and ask if I could come latter because I had an issue at home. Brian didn’t bat an eye and slotted me an hour and a half later. He said no problem come earlier or later. During the round the rain came down in torrents. When I walked into the pro shop Ruth asked me if I got in 18. When I said I didn’t she gave my wife and I a rain check.

You can’t play a better course in Volusia county.

Par 69 but don’t be fooled. Requires straight shots and putting. The bar has great wings and cold beer

I've played here multiple times and the course is always a pleasure to play. Challenging but not overbearing. Multiple tee boxes make it a fair play for all levels. The staff always treats you like a member no matter who you are. If you are in the Daytona area it is worth your while.

Course is beautiful to look at and horrible to play. You can't drive the carts on the fairways even though you should be able to. Every tee box requires at least a 20 yard walk. Then you hit a shot. Drive on the cartpaths and then walk 40 yards to your ball. Hit walk back to the cart. Drive and then walk again. The round took at least 5 hours to play and not at all pleasent. A waste of an otherwise good course.

The course has a nice layout. Reasonable prices for the area. The greens are horrible. Totally unplayable. Weeds growing out of the green. The staff is always nice. Pace of play could be better. Marshals should do more than just ride around they need to speed up play. But this seems to be the norm at every course I play at lately.

When we showed up I went to check in at the pro shop. The two guys in the shop gave me a key and the told me there was no carts outside. One of the guys, I am assuming the pro, told me to take his cart. He said there was a group ahead of us and we would be behind them. Apparently it was his group. He told my wife and I to go ahead and tee off as one of their group wasn't there yet. He also told us to keep up the pace and be mindful of the walkers behind us. I am sure that if I wasn't playing with a woman this would not have been said to me. So from the start the place was hardly welcoming.

Then the course was in miserable shape. Fairways were ok but not clearly marked. The greens were splotchy and rough. The bunkers were dirt not sand. A tough go.

All conditions aside it would have been tolerable if the staff had been a little more courteous.