MatthewCheetham

We enjoyed the friendliest of greetings in the pro shop when we checked in.

It’s a compact and relatively short course but quite tricky. It’s surrounded by lovely houses so the setting is lovely.

The course was in excellent condition and represented excellent VFM.

We ate in the restaurant afterwards…it was really good with an interesting and varied menu.

El Campion is a fantastic course in great condition. Elevation changes, mature vegetation, water hazards and a really interesting design.

There was a Ladies professional tour event being played and that shows the quality of the course.

It’s as good a course as you will find.

The course was in excellent condition, better than the other public courses we have played in the area. Greens rolled well, fairways were lush, tee boxes in good condition and bunkers good.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. The front nine in particular are quite open and flat and not that attractive IMO however the course is challenging, albeit wide.

Clubhouse was decent with friendly staff and good food.

The course held prestigious events but it suffered from a lack of maintenance and according to members we played with became run down. New investment in the clubhouse and course is ongoing.

It was in decent condition with greens, tees and bunkers all good. Fairways were a little patchy in places and parts of the course were a little wet.

Overall it was enjoyable.

The course has rebranded/changed its name and my car GPS and golf Garmin app hadn’t updated. That combined with road closures made it a challenge to find as the entrance to the resort it’s situated on that the GPS took us to was unmanned and we had to find another entrance.

There has been investment in the course and the greens were good. The course design was interesting with some tough holes due to narrow fairways and water. The course itself wasn't manicured but it didn’t impact the overall positive experience.

It represented decent value for money.

Nice greeting in the clubhouse and the starter was friendly. Each hole was wide but the greens were in good condition and challenging.

The distances between greens and the next tee were the longest I’ve ever experienced.

Hazel Grove is a local course which I try and play at least once a year.

It’s an interesting parkland design with subtle elevation changes. Water is in play on 7 holes and the drive on holes 3 and 8 have to go over a stream, which off the back tee is quite intimidating.

The greens were a little slow but that may be due to either recent annual maintenance or it was midweek however they are USGA standard and are good fun.

Lunch afterwards was decent and not expensive.

I’m UK based and when on holiday in the Orlando area, always try and play at OCN. It has 2 great courses, usually in excellent condition etc.

My issue is that they email me regularly and despite unsubscribing multiple times and emailing 3x telling them to stop, it is ignored.

I would love to play next week but I’m not a resident and can’t fly across the Atlantic at the moment due to restrictions.

In the UK, they would be in trouble with the Information Commissioners Office and potentially censured.

It’s no surprise that that the PGA use this course. Undulating course with lots of bunkers and slick greens with borrow. Hard but fair.

Just a shame they turned the sprinklers on at 8pm while we still had 2 holes to play..

Tree lined course with stunning views of Lake Tahoe. The course was in good shape and the greens were smooth and tricky. Elevation changes, particularly on the par 3’s made it difficult.

Now one of my favourite courses.

Played it at 3pm and our 2 ball got round in 3 hours 15 mins. The course has some undulations but the hazard is mainly the water.
The course was in great condition with smooth and slippery greens. Some of the drives off the back tees were quite intimidating and my “Sunday Best” only just cleared the water!

I have been playing golf for 40 years and I have never left mid round because of the course conditions. It is in the worse condition of a golf course I have ever played. The people we played with said “what do you expect, it was recently under 8 feet of snow”.
The greens had large bare patches and there was no evidence of them being reseeded. The tees were very mixed from ok to poor. On the fairways there were also lots of poorly grassed areas so I just moved the ball.
Avoid until it has recovered.

I've been lucky enough to play courses around the world including those on the PGA and European tour and Panther is as good as any of them.

Every hole is interesting and tough but fair.

The course was in excellent condition.

Together with TOC Treviso,, this is a top course. Challenging but fair and in immaculate condition. Greens were undulating but once you got used to the speed, they were great.

All of the staff were very friendly.

A very high quality course. Each hole could be a signature hole. Greens were slick but fair. Immaculate condition. Don't be too ambitious with your choice of tee unless you know you hit it straight for 250 yards otherwise you will lose a few balls.

I've been lucky enough to have played several majors courses and Treviso is up there with the best of them.

The only downside is there is no clubhouse to enjoy a post game calming beer!

Good driving range. The course was quite interesting and the greens were slick. Stay out of the water though...quite a few alligators were lurking!