Longwood Golf Club - Post Oak Course

This layout drives me nuts. The sharp doglegs are a crapshoot considering the trees. Trimming back some limbs will improve that. The trees help as it did with the two club winds I played. In the heat of the summer, the shade keeps the course cooler. The restrooms and the clubhouse are both top notch. Prices are reasonable.

Fix the course. It's been 2years since plahilyng here last,yet same busted up paths still exist.

I will keep this simple…. I walked off the course after waiting 20 minutes with no help. My playing partner had to contact the manager who was not at the facility. Pro shop didn’t answer the phone, so I was literally stuck. Should have brought my stand bag.

I always enjoy playing Longwood. The layout is interesting and there's a good mix of holes that give you different options on how to attack them. The course isn't perfectly maintained by any means but for the price, it's worth checking out. It also tends to not drain well but this time we played on a dry day so no issues there at all. Our cart died on hole 16 and they promptly brought out a new one which was great. However that cart was also dead and we ended up pushing it on 17 and then just walking 18. I'm assuming this is a one-off issue but worth noting.

Staff angry and don’t know why it was 55$ the course is clearly not putting the money into the course or the carts. Hard to navigate the course. Signs are far and in between and don’t really show you where to go .

Course was good. Greens were full of weeds. When I got there to warm up the golf shop said they were out of balls for the range.

Been golfing here for 10 years. Love the course, seen it at its ups and downs.

The fairways were beautiful and green, only complaint would be the cart path is terrible and will have you bouncing everywhere banging around your clubs.

Great day to play. Great rate, started right on my tee time. Course is very good playing condition.

There were a couple of holes on the Post Oak course that are in need of limb removal. On the par 3, limbs extend over part of the green on the black tees. On the par 4 dogleg left with the large water hazard the tree on the left blocks much of the fairway. Otherwise the greens were nice.

A good mix of holes-challenging and easy. Need a few more direction signs at certain holes. First time players, I guarantee will get lost. Other than that, an above average course for regular joes. I would give it a 3.8 out of 5.

The course is very good, you have 3 options to play 18 holes.

First time playing a day after bad thunderstorms. Course had lots of water on it. Played pine and palmetto courses. Overall courses played well and sitting water not much issue. Look forward to playing when dry.

I like Longwood. The course is interesting and challenging. The fairways and greens are well maintained. The lunch area and pro shop are good.

First time playing and was pleasantly surprised. Fairways, tee boxes, and greens were all in great shape. Wide fairways. Some good variety with the layout. Right balance of some water but not to much.

Its that time of the year the greens are a different grass. They are good and greens are holding but the greens are slow. Putt with a 3 or 5 wood. Course has improved drastically in the past year or two. Worth playing for under $30.