The Golf Club at Longwood

Fun, challenging course. Having 3, 9 hole courses changes this up each round. Just do the little things. Clean the bathrooms, blow leaf litter of the greens before midday. Good course, good staff.

From poor conditions to overcrowding the play was painful. People very friendly but course conditions very poor, and overcroweded.

Do not recommend this course.

It was an okay course. I probably caught course on bad day with it having a tournament and putting all the non tourney players on same 9 to play twice in afternoon. Pace of play was very slow.

While you can see there is work being done, they have a ways to go.

Thin grass in fairways and bumpy greens.

It is still winter and the grass is not growing yet.

Hopefully the grounds crew can get it all together by the spring. If this course had greens like there sister course Cypress Lakes it would be great.

Nice day for January. Course a little wet but playable. Greens very difficult due to spotty condition, sand, old aeration holes and nothing being level. Not my favorite course but was enticed to play due to the $20 green fee. Probably not going back.

This course is in bad condition right now. The greens are really bad, very lumpy and covered in dead spots and disease. The pace of play is not great either and the marshals pretty much just say hello and do nothing about having 4 groups backed up on one hole. I usually enjoy this course, but I won't be back for quite some time now. It's really gone downhill unfortunately.

Really nice course - great round. Course in awesome shape !

This time the course was not in its prime... I know a lot of rain has affected the Spring area in the last months and Management will do its best to bring it back to what it has always been: a great course for its value.

I haven’t played here in years because of the course conditions. Came out to see if it has gotten better.... and nope nothing has changed. On the 9th hole of the Post Oak an old rude marshal was yelling at us “what are you doing here” & “ you’re not supposed to be here, we have a tournament about to go off”. Instead of yelling from his golf cart 50ft away how about stopping and telling us about this tournament will some respect. I would have gladly showed him my receipt that shows we’re booked to play Post to Pine course. It wasn’t our fault it took 2 hours 45 minutes on a Thursday to play the front 9. After that hole I decided to go home. I tried to find that geriatric marshal who volunteers to be out there to check his rude attitude. Couldn’t find him so I left. After reading the other reviews I see that they have issues with their rude staff. We (golfers) are your bread and butter and are the reason you’re still in business. I guess I’ll continue to play private courses through my Club Corp program where they call me Mr. Angulo. I get nothing but love and respect from them. Get it together Longwood!!

I've played this course over 25 times and have never had an issue. Great value for the round of golf. My most recent visit was by far the most awkward and uncomfortable of them all. Myself and a guest checked in the with the starter and once we were a assigned a cart and walking away, starter yells to us "When you drive over the creek, be sure to throw that Nike hat and shirt into the creek. Nobody wants to see that crap."

We have always worn Nike Golf and didnt even think twice about it when getting ready. We felt awkward and uncomfortable after the starters remarks.

This course is in excellent condition, the greens are as good as they have ever been.