The Golf Club at Longwood

Positives: lots of variety in the course design

Not very long but requires strategy due to placement of bunkers, lakes and trees. Bring your GPS

Course was in decent condition overall for a public course

Staff were froendly

Negatives: the layout is annoying with long drives in between holes and confusing routes and inadequate signage. Prepare to get lost trying to find the next hole and forget trying to walk the course

Greens were slow and not very good condition. Several were damaged

Pace of play was horrible although it was a Saturday morning with good weather

A couple goofy hole designs with trees in the middle of the fairway

Course was in good condition, it’s overall a cool layout, but a 9:00am tee time should not take 5 and 1/2 hours. Would be a great course if there was someone enforcing pace of play.

Hey I really like playing this course, when in good condition, but if this 18 hole,s include the Pine nine my opinion will change asap, these nine hole,s are unforgiving, a extreme downer, and to put it into the rotation, ruin,s the course, the other two nine hole,s is the only reason I come to Longwood at all, I hope ya understand, what a treat these two are to play, and the only two nine hole,s that are somewhat playable, and fun for your slightly below average golfer,s. Please include this 18, instead of taking the fun out of this golf course, I promise you I,ll play there much more, instead of very little if the Pine nine is part of your plan. From a strung out golfer, Thank,s

Guy in pro shop has ZERO personality… kinda made me think of the course itself…. He even tried to to charge my guest that I already paid for

Thanks for everything yesterday and keep up the good work!!

Bartender and cart girl were super friendly, the rest of the staff were just plain, not rude, but not friendly. The course was in good shape. The one thing I could not believe is the kitchen closed at 1:00pm. Why on earth would a kitchen at a golf course close at 1:00pm? My customer and myself were starving and there was nothing to eat! We finished around 3:30pm and really wanted some food. Other than that, it was nice.

Course is good overall. The greens were very slow and mowing of them was strange. Pace of play was good and this is a fun course to play

Layout is still good. Greens are growing in nicely. Will be interesting once the course is reduced to 18 and Cypress Lakes is closed. Not sure how 18 holes will support the members sufficiently. The cashier was not the friendliest guy as opposed to the starter was joyful and smiled as if glad to see us.. Carts in good condition. No beverage cart on the course on Tuesday.

My first time here at Longwood. I like that there’s 27 holes so when I come back I get a potentially different course. People at the pro shop and the starter (yes, the starter) all were very personable and welcoming. There’s a nice driving range, putting green, and short game area , which is nice. I had a 10:14 am tee time and ended up playing the first 13 holes by myself. Pace of play was great. Group in front of me waited for me on 14 to see if I wanted to join them. Nice folks.

Course is a nice layout. Plenty challenge for me. Lots of tree-lined fairways. Houses along some fairways but they were back enough for me. Some water hazards. This time of year the course is in “winter condition”. Grass is mostly still dormant and there’s plenty of tight lies. Greens were good, almost slow. After my round we had a drink in the clubhouse, which seemed fairly nice. I will definitely play here again!

Pro shop and starter folks were very friendly and welcoming. Cart in great shape. Nice practice range, putting green, and chipping area. I liked the challenge of the course and layout. I’d say the fairways and tee boxes were in “winter” condition, with a lot of tight lies and grass-less areas . Greens seemed slow perhaps recently sanded? Price is reasonable for the area. Enjoyed a drink after my round in the bar area and it was very reasonable.