Oaks National Golf Club

I base my course experience and reviews on course layout, course character, and challenging holes. This course has all of that tee shots over water, water on many holes have to choose right club for distance and course management. Course was in pretty good shape greens were slower than other courses I played in the area. The course is priced right and is a course I would play again if I were in the Kissimmee FL area.

Just not maintained! Crab grass covers greens completely. Ball just doesn’t roll, it jumps everywhere. But wow, what a difficult layout. Super challenging

The greens are bad. They are bumpy, and it's hard to roll the ball down your line.

Nice course for the first 18 holes of the spring. Rental clubs weren't great, but usable.

This course needs some TLC. The cart paths are in extremely bad shape. If you're walking, it's no big deal. But the ride is so rough in a golf cart that all the jarring hurt my back and neck. I had to stop midway through my round because one pothole caught me by surprise and really jarred me.

We played Oaks National for the first time. We knew nothing about the course beforehand. The course layout was challenging with a significant number of water holes which made for changing course strategies. The course needed a significant bit of basic maintenance. Tee boxes (we played from the White tees) were pretty poor … uneven patches, bare spots and lots of broken tees. Fairways were hit and miss. The one odd things was drainage. Main reason, the fairways were swampy and we were playing a number of days since the last rain. The traps were mostly hard packed or more like solid mud. The green were a mess. Clearly they haven’t been aerated in the winter, no sand or seed has been seen by these green and there was almost as clover as grass on the greens.

Very good staff

Course layout very good

Course conditions very poor

Greens were slow and bumpy

Greens have knot grass and are bumpy. Pace of play was good and played the round in 4hr. 20 min. Price is a little high for the condition of the course. Tee boxes could have more grass as they have bare dirt In several areas on several boxes.

The course does not have a USGA rating at this time so you could not use a GPS to know where the water hazards were located. If I hadn't played with other golfers that knew the course, I would have lost a lot of balls because I would not have known that I needed to layup on a number of tee shots. The greens were very bouncy, slow and not kept up very well.

The attendant wanted to charge the green fee again. Even though I showed that I had already paid for the golfnow app. I paid $62 and she wanted to charge another U$91, so I refused to pay. I recorded what happened on golfnow's facebook

My third round since November and found the course at a proper level of difficulty.Nice layout. Chipping areas condition good considering drought, greens put truer than expected despite appearance and unwanted overgrowth patches.

Course layout is good. Very dry conditions. Greens need work, bumpy. The tee boxes needs work also.

Course layout isn't bad, but conditions weren't great, especially the greens, which had rough patches.

What this course is charging now is ridiculous. I see absolutely no changes in quality of greens or t blocks. If youre a decent female golfer teeing up at the reds - good luck finding a piece of grass to put your tee into. It’s just dirt and gravel. Horrific tee blocks. Greens all have diseases with patches like a leopard covering the whole thing. Broken trees down right in the way on most fairways. Just hit a pray you don’t smash a tree. Not to mention they still haven’t cleaned up the brush from the 2023 hurricane. $80 is ridiculous when clearly $25 would be sufficient. Get it together.

:( horrible greens and tee box

:) challenging course

A green fee should not be more than $30