Oaks National Golf Club

Greens in good shape, fairways good, rough is treacherous. New owners are making many improvements.

Although allowances have to be made for hurricane damage this did not represent value for money. The course was scruffy and not well maintained. The on course toilets were filthy, the cubicle lock in the clubhouse didn’t work - no excuse for either.

Michelle in the clubhouse/pro shop was very friendly, welcoming and efficient.

Enjoyed the birds and wildlife on the course.

Not crowded. Great place to practice as you play. Reasonable green fees.

Needs to mow more. Greens very shaggy and fairways ok. Sides of the fairways really need a grass cut. Course was hard to play but fun.

The rain has affected the course but overall I enjoyed the challenge of heavy rough and narrow fairways. Makes you think about your shot and being able execute said shot. I recommend for a good challenge.

The course has made a complete turn around since the last time I played it. Course conditions were an 8 out of 10. Greens are very nice, fairways were well maintained with little to no weeds. My only gripe is the length of the rough. It's currently approaching US open conditions which isn't ideal for a public course. You will lose balls inches off the fairway. The only other issue is drainage which they are working on. The course is wet in more than a few places, but I've been playing here for 25 years and it's always been a wet course. Give this course a chance and you won't be disappointed.

I give it 4stars based on the fact that I spent 20 bucks. We spent a lot of time searching for our golf balls most the time we ended up finding someone else’s ball instead. It was fun and a good day out but would have been more fun if we spent more of that time swinging clubs instead of searching for balls in the rough.