Fox Hollow Golf Club

I can’t believe that they would let greens get in such rough shape

It's worth a trip, not bad for the $$ Conditions were improving, greens definitely were showing the effects of the storm, but they will be back.

played with some fellow travelers and had an enjoyable experience because of it. Enjoy!!

I have been coming here for ten years and the course is the most expensive it's ever been and in the worst shape it's ever been. This used to be my favorite in the area but has gone extremely downhill. Greens are bare and patchy and bumpy. Traps seem like they haven't been maintained in forever. Having to hit the ball off dirt instead of grass in so many places. Not to mention the seven and a half minute tee times is just outrageous and you're forced to play over a five hour round. Won't be coming back until they figure it out. Disappointed.

Easy check in, friendly staff, a great layout, fast and true greens. Play Fox Hollow!!

Great course for the money. Awesome staff and Marshalls

Great design with plenty of of water. Greens were a bit slower, but given ithat it is winter?! Play it

Good pace of play. Still a little overpriced. Nice layout.

One of the best layouts in the Tampa Bay area but greens were in rough shape and did not in any way justify the premium price. Additional the ranger was so rude and aggressive verbally that after more than a dozen times playing Fox Hollow, I will skip this course in the future.

This used to be a must stop for my group each year. What happened to Fox Hollow? Greens are patchy at best but puttable. The real problem is off the fairway with bunkers and around greens. Absolute garbage. Bunkers havent seen care and dirt to chip off of. Sad.

Always find a good round here. Wish it was more affordable. Pricing is getting ridiculous all over.

Fox Hollow has always been one of the premiere public courses in the Bay area. The course is set against a stunning backdrop and plays difficult but not crazy impossible by any means. Over the past decade I’ve played here numerous times and rarely been disappointed. However, the past two visits have been wildly disappointing and even infuriating.

The disappointing part has been the upkeep of the course. I played the course in December and again this week and the greens are in very rough shape. They are patchy with seed speckled throughout. I realize it’s been dry but several other nearby courses are keeping their greens well managed.

The infuriating part was the pompous and belligerently rude ranger. The guy was a total jerk and everyone in my group (a group of guys I didn’t know before the round) spoke to his demeaning behavior. I’m certainly no cupcake and the fellas I was playing with were physicians and a business owner, so I doubt they are either. We simply expected to be treated with respect.

If you want a nice course just swing over to TPC or Dunedin, or save some cash and play Crescent Oaks right around the corner.

Fox Hollow has been one of my favorite public courses for several years. The range and short game practice areas are very nice and conveniently located. However, the greens really need some work and this must be addressed. The greens are bumpy and not true. I know this may require complete replacement but this is needed and worthwhile to complement this wonderful course.

I hate leaving a negative review, especially for such a beautiful and challenging track, but the course needs work for the rates they are charging and their rangers definitely need a lesson in service and hospitality. Over the past decade I have played Fox Hollow more than a dozen times. Normally the course is in pristine shape but the past two times I've played here the greens were in really rough shape (including today). I realize that it hasn't rained much in the past few months but having just played TPC last week, I realize there are things courses can to do to maintain conditions in line with green fees. Fox Hollow has not done that.

Pace of play has always been a huge issue at Fox Hollow but today it was not an issue. We were moving well when on hole 7 the ranger chastised our group for moving too slowly (for reference, we finished the front nine in an hour and 55 minutes and twice had to wait on the group in front of us).

What really takes this review to a 1 star is the attitude of the ranger. Guy was such a jerk and remarkably rude. Honestly, probably the worst attitude I've ever seen from a course ranger in 20 years of playing golf.

My recommendation would be to play TPC or Dunedin for a similar rate, or save money and go to Crescent Oaks just around the corner.

I’ve played here many times. I am a competitive amateur golfer. I’ve seen and played some of the best courses and I’ve played some real dog tracks. Fox Hollow is in very good condition. Tee boxes and fairways are green (not plush) and greens are good to ok. Greens a a bit bumpy with some dead areas in the outskirts. Fairway edges have some bare spots and bunkers are not well manicured, but they’re not horrible either. No amateur golfer should be putting their nose up to this course. However! Anything over $75 is overpriced for sure. I have played 3 semi-private/public courses over the past 3 weeks… green, plush, quick and true greens, great staff, etc. Those courses are worth +$100. I want to LOVE FH and give it all the glory.. but it just falls short. Will not return at these prices.

Staff were super friendly. Pace of play was great but we were playing in 40 degree weather and only diehard golfers were out to play. Will definitely be back in warmer weather.

Great course. Challenging but not penalizing and a lot of fun. I only rated the piece of plate lower because we got out behind a big member tournament. There’s nothing the course can do to control that. I’ve been here before and would definitely come back again. Staff very friendly and helpful and a great course!