Longwood Golf Club - Palmetto Course

Nice course

Has 3 nine hole courses

I enjoy the variety every time I go

I've played at Longwood GC numerous times. The course has suffered a lot of setbacks due to the floods we've had in our area. However the course was in good shape this time. Still has a little more improvement to go but it looks like it is headed in the right direction. A couple of the greens still have some splotches but again much better than it has been in years. The maintenance crew needs to improve on mowing around the greens. I remember one area the mower blade, apparently, was uneven and too low. Providing LGC doesn't get flooded this year, the course should be in tip top shape by fall.

Course is nice love that they have 27 holes

Condition was pretty good considering rain we’ve had.

Greens need some work though.

Played Pine & Palm. The fairways are in great shape. Looks like the work on the greens is beginning to pay off. Still some work to. Bunkers should be next on the list. Wish the food service would have stayed open longer (finished out round at 3:00, but on all closed down by then).

The course was in good shape greens were in good shape very few issues

1. Tee boxes need to have markers painted otherwise in good shape

2. Fairways appear to be in pretty good shape.

3. Greens looked hard as rock so you'd think ROLL. Nope, even downhill putts on greens didn't roll worth a darn.

4. Cart Paths - OMG these things are atrocious! I tripped getting out of cart at tee box on one hole and went falling forward into the grass, snapping the shaft on my driver. One of the other players I was with, did the exact same thing going back to the cart from teeing off but smacked the concrete cart path behind his cart. All because of a 4" curb and a 8+" drop off to the ground. The rest of the cart paths are all broken concrete. they should provide 4-wheelers instead of golf carts to get around the course. Every curb that some engineer thought was a good idea when building this course needs to be removed. You don't see other courses with curbs except where absolutely necessary. These cart paths need to be re-done before Longwood gets sued for someone hurting themselves.

if i was the gm of this property is to bring the golf course back to original conditions it takes money i get it .. so first you close 1 nine on a daily or weekly basis and fix as much youre budget will allow 2nd marketing the facility improve the dining room offer happy hour specials after 4 in summer months the course has a good old fashion fair lay out the company needs to fix the course then market and get more revenue generated golf now is great gentelman capitlism is awesome i have a golf pass i play alot longwood needs to be revamped aka jersey village guy is revamping

This course was in terrible shape. A total dog track but the staff was so kind. Feel bad calling it a dog track with the staff being so nice but it is what it is. Worth the $30 I payed and not a nickel more.

Have always liked the layout of the 3 nines at Longwood, but poor green conditions make it hard to be positive about it currently!!

Most of other courses in the area have good or improving green conditions after a wet winter, they are behind here. Very slow, grainy greens that had bad dirt spots on many greens!!!

Hope things improve here soon

Good value. Fairways in good shape. Greens a bit rough. Staff is decent except for one a!$hole I run into on weekday afternoons and sometimes weekend mornings. Rude. We get it dude, your life sucks, mine doesnt. Cheer up or go do something else. You dont have to be there. Quit acting like doing your job is such an inconvenience to others. You're one more rude comment to me away from a 9 iron to your face.

Course was in good shape. Pace of play was perfect. Great weather to be out

Overall, this is a good course. Staff was great, layout was challenging, bunkers maintained. The only downside were the greens and tee boxes. Tee boxes should be mowed to fairway length and the greens need some serious love. On some holes, you literally have to move your ball 10-12 feet to have a smooth surface to putt. Some tee boxes were so overgrown it was like teeing off in the rough. With some attention to the greens and tee boxes, I'd come back and play. Until then, I'll play somewhere else.

Wow the tee boxes are either dead or not mowed. All greens on Post Oak and Pine have large areas of no grass. I don't think I have ever seen a approach shot hit the green and act like a bunker shot. The best thing for Longwood is to close for a season and repair the basics and then reopen. The driving range tee box looks like the second cut of rough.

Took 5:30 to play the round. No excuse for that. Never saw a marshal all day. Course was fair and greens were slow

Despite copious rain the previous day the course was hard as a rock and dry. Interesting challenging layout is let down by green quality and poor grounds management throughout the course.

Be prepared for a round just south of 6 hours if it's nice out.

This is a major issue the greens are bad work on them.

Fast course pace played after rain so very soft, I enjoyed the round, played Palm and Post.