DeBary Golf & Country Club

Played Friday and enjoyed it so much/got a good enough deal that I was back yesterday. Good bang for your buck and greens roll FAST and true

The staff is very friendly. Excellent course for the value. A course for all skill levels

Although it’s almost a one hour drive north through the construction traffic on 4, this course makes it worth the drive. Interesting, challenging layout with hills and valleys and fast greens. We were paired with another couple who had not played DeBury, and they were immediately impressed by the challenge of the first hole.

Greens were in very good shape, but pin placement was difficult today with lots of slope. Fairways were dry, hard and cut low. Difficult to get the club under the ball, but the roll was forgiving.

Bring your best putter and a good attitude. The greens will challenge even the best of players.

course is not well maintained

around the green were wet..no proper drainage system

Have played Debary a few times a year for several years now. Challenging layout, good fast greens and fairways. The only negative is there is out of bounds on both sides of every fairway because of the course wandering through a fully devoleped subdivision. Not a big deal if you are striping the ball. But if you’re having an off day, you’ll loose a few balls.

Overall a great round of golf. The course is firm from fairway, bunker, to green. The greens aren’t the fastest in the area (that’s Mayfair), but they are in the running for second.

A great strategic challenge which largely makes driver irrelevant. I think I only really needed driver on 2 holes, other than that 3-wood (250 yards) or less was enough to get into the right strategic location for the best routing to the green.

The greens themselves break a lot less than you think. I found myself hanging a few putts on the high side over estimating the amount of break in a few putts.

For the price ($15) you really can’t beat it.

Good test of golf , course in very good shape. The greens keeper is a not a friend to the average golfer. Pin placements were brutal the last two times I played there. Pace of play was slow. Took us 4 1/2 hours to finish both times.

Great round today, nice course with some tricky greens protected by a lot of bunkers. Met some nice people who I was paired up with as well.

I enjoy playing at DeBary. It's a little out of the way, but good course. Not much water but the course is surrounded by a neighborhood so out of bounds can come into play if you slice much, which I did today unfortunately. Greens were in good shape; fairways pretty good. Overall, the condition of the course was pretty good, particularly for what it costs to play there.

Followed a group of high school kids playing which is fine but other guy join them but was t playing drive right pass us and didn’t say a word in the middle of my back swing and the. Was with them in front of us and took 3 hours for back nine and nothing was done so if u want to play a 5 hour round and have no one care to help them this is your place sad bc course is in good shape but not worth the hassle

First time playing at Debary and the course was in great shape. Solid bunkers that weren't mud like some other courses in area. Fairways were in decent shape and the green speeds were rolling well. Tricky greens if you don't hit it just right.

My only gripe with the course was pace of play, which seems to be a common theme. I was in a twosome and the front 9 had no problems at all (we played it in just under an hour and a half). However, the back is where we ran into problems. We got to the 10th tee and were told by the twosome ahead of us that three 4somes jumped on the back 9 for a member-member tournament practice round. We were held up by them for holes 10-12. And a couple other holes on the back.

Overall, from a course perspective, this is a somewhat challenging course that is kept in pretty good shape and the staff is nice. I will consider driving back out from Downtown Orlando.

The course is in pretty good condition. Greens are really, really fast. They need some water and pin placements need to be fair. Not on slopes and on steep downhill angles. Just fair!