DavidHouse

I used to be a member, they ruined the greens then doubled their price..I quit. But I also realized that i never really enjoyed myself and it takes forever to finish your round.
This time I started at about 12:45 and didn't get back to my car until after 5:30, and yes I couldn't wait to get out of there.
This course beats you up and because of it's creek, waste hazard areas, delays all the groups playing slow, looking for balls.

A terrific layout, beautiful fairways. The greens are playable and you can see the effort they are making to repair them. I highly recommend this course and I think it will continue to improve. Make sure you play from the tee box that fits your game. The further back you are, the course is just that much tougher and accuracy is a must. I'll be back for sure!

I always enjoy playing here because it is well maintained and I understand the permanent greens will open on Labor Day, a little ahead of schedule.

I don't mean to brag..But..I eagled the par 5, 6th hole!
From about 120 yards, lost site over a hill and couldn't find the ball. You guessed it..in the cup!!!!
Also birdied the par 4 10th hole.
Looking forward to opening the new greens. :-)

The course has replanted the greens and so they're using temporary greens. The new greens look like they'll be excellent, and the rest of the course is well maintained. It was a hot day in Jacksonville, but I enjoyed the course.

They are making an effort to improve that course after letting it deteriorate over the summer. It is playable..between poor and fair. The fairways and greens were cut. If they keep working on it..it may reach fair soon. Between Marion Oaks and Huntington,both owned by the same Warrior Golf..they have lost many regulars. On the one hand..they need players for revenue..but need more revenue to make the course better... classic rock and a hard place!

This course will be in great shape soon. The greens are over seeded, so a little slow..but will be fast soon and are the counties most sloped. The fairways had a few rough spots, but certainly playable.
For the price..well worth playing.

This was my 1st time playing the Palms and a new course will always be a challenge, but this course has so many waste areas with rock boundaries, that the course bordered on brutal for a crooked hitter. The fairways and greens were well maintained. I recommend playing with someone who has played this course previously. Partly because knowledge of where to hit the ball is important..and this is a community golf course and it was a little tricky finding the next Tee Box for each hole too!