Zellwood Station & Country Club

Basic course. Fairways and greens are in good condition. Very slow pace.

Golf Now said $106.00 due at course. At the pro shop I was told that it would be $112.90. He said that there were extra charges.

The fairways were in good shape and the greens were hit or miss. Definitely nothing to cry about. I love the layout of the course, especially with all the elevation changes. The rough was rougher than what it should be. Had to pick and place my ball several times in the rough due to the poor rough conditions. But hey, you get what you pay for. Overall the course is in good shape. And for this time of the year to only pay $50, I’ll be back LOL

The course is in good shape, tee to green. The edges are burned out as most courses this time of year. It has different elevations and blind shots, water and pit hazards. Overall a fun course and different than the usual Florida flat course.

Came in with low expectations, but this place was really fun and challenging. Greens and fairways were in great condition. Great time and will definitely put this in my rotation of places to play going forward.

The course actually is in decent shape, BUT the rough is rougher than what it should be…there was sand and dirt everywhere in the rough. Had to find grass to place my ball on several times. The fairways were in decent shape although the grass was thin and the lies were tight. There were some bare spots in the fairways in some places but it wasn’t a lot. The greens were hit or miss with some being perfect and some having bare spots, but overall they were satisfactory. This is a member heavy course and we played behind 4 really slow members so make sure you tee off before 8 to beat the slow members on the course. I love the layout, especially with all the elevation changes and curved fairways. Just wish the course was maintained a little better and the members didn’t act as if they owned the course. Who knows, maybe they do LOL

I chose this course off of golf now with it having a rating of 4 .5. I do nit see how it was that high of a rating in my opinion. The course is nice just like most hometown courses. The quality of the course was mediocre. The difficulty was above average and was a challenge. It was rated a 4.5 and I do nit believe it was

Very disappointed for the price. Reviews online certainly were much better than what the course was. We quit after 9 holes.

All was good except a 30 minute wait to tee off at mid-day. Based on the starter's "explanation" for the delay it sounded like a large group had started earlier in the morning - which likely means a number of players had not pre-booked.

Fairways and greens are okay

The rest of the course is pretty much gone no grass dirt and almost not playable I will not be back to play this course I drove 48 miles to play it and I am very sorry I did

Nice course overall. Excellent food in their restaurant. Will be back soon.

I'm not a big fan of blind tee shots, there are three or four of them on this course and only one of those offers an aim line target, so, playing the course for the first time with others who had not played there adds to the challenge. The course has numerous elevation changes which is unusual in central Florida, and relatively little in the way of water hazards. Only one hole has a significant forced carry (170 yards will clear the water but you need 190 to clear the hazard line, but the hole does offer a dry line bail out option.

Two of the par fives run along the perimeters of very large "craters" or mostly dry sinkholes. Unfortunately for the average amateur this sets up three shot in a row where a draw is the preferred shot. There are also three or four holes with significant slope left of right which also encourages being able to shape shots both ways to avoid running off into the rough (or into the crater).

I played the course on a very wet day (the first course I booked closed for the day due to ponding in the fairways), not as much of a problem on a course with these slopes, but...I would hope the bunkers usually permit normal explosion shots rather than just chunk and runs (it did look like they power rake them to avoid hard packed wet sand).

I look forward to another opportunity to play the course and take advantage of some of the local knowledge gained during the round.

My only real knock was that the 19th hole wasn't open (a Bailey's and coffee would have been welcome after the round) on a Monday (President's day?).

We enjoy the course & some holes are challenging.