Bloomingdale Golfers Club

They lost 65 trees and you can see the pounding the course took Other than mowing debris and the tons of leaves on the ground the course was very playable and only one green needed some work. Enjoyed my round. Course needs a hundred truckloads of sand to make the bunkers playable ( not a hurricane issue ).

They’ve done a great job cleaning up the course just days after hurricane Milton….great job!

A lot of work has been done to make the course playable and is continuing to get it back to normal. Balls not in the fairway were difficult to locate and fallen trees ensured they were lost. Bunkers need to be worked on because water which have been drained, have left them a mixture of mud and sand. But should be much better in a few weeks once the work continues.

Given the weather and recent storm can’t knock them for long grass and lack of mowing, decent track would rank higher if they weren’t charging full price while they get it back into shape

Pace was really good for a Sunday afternoon in the Tampa area but I’ve heard the mornings can be slower. Was pleasantly surprised by the course conditions given the recently storm, and they actually took the time to designate certain holes as CPO that actually needed it rather than the typical “every hole is cpo” move.

Only bad things here, some of the tee boxes need leveled out and pace sucks sometimes.

Course was outstanding. A couple groups in front of us were taking their time and caused a huge delay but what can you do? Will definitely go back.

Course was a little wet to be expected had lots of rain prior to round challenging but fair. Will play again nice course. Staff was great.