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I really enjoyed my first trip to Deltona Club. The course was in good condition, for the most part. The tee boxes could use some work, and the greens were playable. Most of the fairways were wide enough to accept all but the really miss hit tee shots. Layout was very interesting and I was surprised by the hilly terrain for this part of Florida. Look forward to playing there again.

This is a very nice course with a very good layout. The holes are challenging, but very fair, especially if played from the appropriate tees. The only downside was the pace of play. I timed it one time and it took 15 minutes to play a hole, and most of that time was waiting. They need a marshal to keep this from happening.

This course was built in the 50s, and the layout reflects the style of that era, with tee boxes not far from the last green. This was not a problem, but could be if the course was crowded. The course was in good shape, but heavy rains a few days before kept the carts on the path. Greens were somewhat fast and the subtle slopes accentuated their speed. The nice thing was, the greens would hold a week played shot. The layout is challenging, but fair. A lot of grade changes, so you have a lot of up and down hill shots. All in all, a very enjoyable course.

Glen Abbey is a very nice course that is a great value for the money. The course is not as plush as some courses, but it has plenty of grass and you can find decent lies anywhere. The greens are fast and put true. I would recommend this course to anyone and especially for those who are looking for more for their buck.

Have played this course several times a number of years ago, but have not been back in 10 to 15 years. The course was as I remembered it, and is very “friendly” to play, especially if you choose the right tees. Unfortunately, the course had received over 2” of rain the day before we played, so it was sloppy in some places, but still playable. Except for the wet conditions, we had a good time and look forward to returning again soon. Very worth the trip.

This is an interesting older course that used to be used as a PGA tour stop in the 50’s. It is not the best of shape, but it is very playable. Also, the cost is quite reasonable, so there is no reason not to try this course.

This was my first time at Casselberry, and will not be my last. The course is not long, even from the back tees, and is a very Senior friendly course. The condition of the course was good, with the greens being very good. There are a couple of holes that have hazards that you cannot see from the tee, so you have to be strategic on those holes. Overall a very good and fun course to play. I look forward to playing there again.

This is an old course that hosted a PGA tournament in the ‘50s. It is not the best maintained, but is very playable. It is not a long course, and if you pick the right tees, it can reward good play and also be fun for any level of play. I recommend you trying out this course, and you will end up playing it more times, as I have. Enjoy.

Mayfair is an older course that hosted a PGA event in the late 50’s. It is not an extremely long course and it is ideal for Seniors and beginners, while still being interesting for any golfer. The course is not “pristine”, but it is good enough. I played in 3 hours, while having to wait on the last 4 holes. If in the area, try it out.

This is a very fun course to play, if you pick the right tees. We played as a twosome and were the first group off and played in a little over 3 hours. The greens were pretty firm, but were the best we played this trip. You can enjoy this course.

We have played this course several times over the last few years, and still enjoying playing here. The greens did not look the best and were a little bumpy. This course gets a lot of play for this time of year and the pace of play was slow. Several times there were four groups on the same hole. But it is still an enjoyable course to play, and we will continue to come back.

This is a great course that was in great condition. To enjoy the course the most, you have to pick the sei of tees that fir your skill level, as there are several holes with significant carries from the wrong tees. Although this was my first time st this course, I played with someone who knew the course, which was a big help. We were the first group off in the morning and played in 3 1/2 hours. I will definitely come back to play here again.

This course is fun to play and is very "friendly" to the less skilled, but can still challenge the "pros". It is not fancy, but the conditions are very playable. Greens were faster than I am used to, but very playable. Pace of play was good until the back nine, where a foursome had teed off the back, and not interested in letting our twosome through. The staff was friendly.

This is a very good course and fun to play. It is our favorite course to play in this area. This time the greens were a little rough, but you were made aware of the conditions of the greens, and the cost was adjusted accordingly. The layout is exceptional and fun to play for all skill levels.

The International Club is a great place to play in Myrtle Beach. The course lives up to all the advertising. The course is in excellent shape and very playable for all levels of players. This was our first time at this course and we are looking forward to coming back again.

This course is a stern test for the average golfer. Most of the holes play longer than they look. It is very much like a "target" golf course and it would be a more enjoyable play as you become more familiar with the course.

The conditions could be improved, but it really did not take away from the golfing experience.