Cabot Citrus Farms - The Squeeze Course

This short course is fun and all it's hyped to be. With a par 5, several par 3s, and 6 par 4s - it will test all parts of your game. The course is open enough off the tee that it seems easy, but there are few level or flat lies to be found and the course really directs you where to aim. The greens are decent size and have quite a bit of slope in them - so be careful of what section of the green your approach lands. The staff is top notch and very helpful. The practice areas allow for practice of any aspect of your game. Try the 18 hole putting green prior to starting your round to get accustomed to the slope and speed of greens you will encounter on the courses. Amenities at the resort are.plentiful. I will be returning in the near future.

As I age and my game withers and my ability to focus for 18 holes wanes, I'm loving the 'alternative' golf movement. The Squeeze is just my speed - nine or 10 holes with lots of half-par holes. That means short par 4s that can be drivable for good players and birdie opportunities for the rest of us, interesting par 3s and one par 5 that's not a chore. It's a perfect experience on arrival or departure days or for that emergency nine when the urge strikes.

Calling The Squeeze a “short course” doesn’t do it justice; it has multiple par 4s and a par 5. But it’s not a “big course,” either, because it’s 9 or 10 holes. It’s its own, refreshing entity thanks to an unconventional design approach.

Given a few dozen acres, architect Mike Nuzzo went all-in on fashioning half-par holes that ask big, tantalizing questions and dismiss feeble answers with comical rejection. The bunkering is bold without being ubiquitous and the greens are adventurous without grating on golfers. Positioned between the big, squawking Karoo course and the giggling Wedge par-3 loop, The Squeeze is Cabot Citrus Farms’ “just right” golf experience, sitting at the heart of a triumphant new golf resort.