Oaks National Golf Club

Three tees were all sand and covered with bees.

House's are very close on some holes.

Green's are not well kept. One of the greens had 2 holes they forgot to fill one. Golf carts are old.

Didn't see any snakes but I'm sure there are some. Saw 3 crocodiles. Will not play here again.

Great course for the price and it does challenge you with all the water hikes and dog legs.

Fairways were very hard and weedy. One tee box was nothing but sand and full of ground bees. Doesn’t appear that any money is being put back into the course. Would not recommend this course to anyone.

Payed $20 with a hot deal. Pretty easy greens. Most are pancake flat but on the small side. Course would be much better if they discovered weed control, irrigation and basic grass management. It’s playable but some greens surrounded by tall weeds. Some tee boxes are 90% sand. So if you want cheap golf and not worried about moving your ball for an acceptable lie it’s all good.

Nice course. Tee boxes in rough shape. Great staff.

Staff was so friendly. So much so I hate leaving a review. Course was bad. Tee boxes were some of the worst I’ve ever seen. Fairways had so many weeds growing all over. I can’t say I’d go back

Good overall layout, but tree placements make some tee shots unnecessarily difficult. Even in some fairway locations, trees block the path to the green.

The first time I played golf at Oaks National was back in 2014. I was shocked at the condition of the course. Things have gotten a lot better since then. In fact, I would say that this past weekend the course was in better shape than I had seen it in years. But one thing was and still is true. It's totally worth the price. I don't know of any other course you can play for $25 - $35 within 30 miles of my location. It's a decent course at a more than fair price. And the staff are always great. Give it a try.

The greens were great, but the tees were in poor condition