Ventura Country Club

Course is a little tired as far as tee boxes and fairways .Greens in good shape overall. Probably not a course we would play again.

Greens have patches in them, tee boxes don’t have grass on them and rough is all dead grass.

They let someone on with a T-shirt and sweatpants. That tells you what kind of course this is. Cheap prices and the course reflects that.

Good fairways, short course, fairly basic and easy to play. Greens had some speed just a. It bumpy. and some turf issues

Okay course -- tough par 3s -- long and tight; greens were decent.

I want to preface this by saying that I understand the concept of correlation between quality of golf and the price thereof. However, the value of playing Ventura is not even close to the price that you pay.

We arrived to the pro shop 40 minutes before our tee time, and when we said we would like to hit range balls, they said they could not let us because it would take too long, so we chipped and hit putts for 35 minutes before we teed off.

The pace of play was very bad, and I frequent at Winter Pines, so I know what a truly long golf round entails.

But let’s get to what almost motivated me to ask for a refund after finishing 18. The course is in terrible shape. Awful. I have never, ever seen tee boxes so poorly manicured. The rough is completely dead, as is much of the fairway on the property.

The website reads “With the addition of all new Champion Bermuda Greens, Ventura Country Club is on its way to becoming the Best Conditioned, Best Value and the Most Player Friendly golf course in the Orlando Area!”... relatively speaking, at a price of $55 (on here it says $41, which is simply not the case) Ventura is literally the worst-conditioned, worst value, and least player friendly golf course in the Orlando area.

Cut your losses. Go to Rio Pinar or Winter Pines.

This course shows that it ghastly a lot of play and we played it before the growing season, so the fairways were not very plush, but it was well maintained, had a very friendly staff, and Marshall’s that kept things moving, so we had a fun experience and would definitely play there again.

This course is short but good layout makes it fun to play. T-boxes are sandy, not much grass, the fairways are good, greens have some rough patches but overall good.

Needs to improve fairways and green, 4.3 rating is not true.

some bunkers already rebuilt in advance of April shutdown, welcomed for sure. In good shape, worth playing.

Favorite course in Orlando for a high handicap player

Always in fantastic condition

We loved Ventura. The course was in great shape. The carts were GPS equipped. The clubhouse had a great restaurant and pro shop.

Have played. Ventura a couple of times. Yesterdays round lasted for 5 hours with waiting on every hole and every shot. The round had been very enjoyable with normal pace of play at an otherwise beautiful golf course.

This course is well maintained, has plenty of challenges with water, bunkers and some tight fairways. The greens are hard and fast, but putt true. Some greens have sandy repaired areas.

I hurt knee and carts stopped a good distance from greens and tees. Skipped some of them. Nice short course, gets a LOT of community play. A nice day.