Remington Golf Club

Green had many weed spots so putting was extremely challenging. Especially 17H green was 80% bare ground.

They course itself wanst terrible. The greens on the otherhand left a lot to be desired. They were full of weeds and had more bald patches than I do. The greens keepers were consistently in my way. I had to ask them if they could please work on another hole other than the one I was playing. There was one group out and then myself solo. It was unnecessary for them to be tending to the hole we were actively playing.

WOULD NOT PLAY AGAIN..

Most of the greens were in disrepair due to lack of rain. The course layout is superb. The traps consisted of dirt rather than sand. Overall it was a fairly decent experience for the price.

What used to be a hidden gem 18-24 months ago now looks like a course long forgotten and soon to close permanently. A wasted day

Last time I was there in April, I had decided to give one more chance to Remington to redeem itself as the course conditions were beyond terrible! After I played the full 18 holes on June 1st, I have promised myself not to go back to Remington until after I start seeing good remarks consistently from another players. I am afraid it will be long time away as all of the 18 greens are in horrific shape, they have weeds on them, sandy bold patches on them and your ball is hopping like a rabbit over these areas. Entire course needs greens replaced! yes, re-done with fresh seeds. My tee time was for $40.99 and now, I regret that I spent on Remington!

If you play every neighborhood course in Orlando, when you come to Remington it will feel like you’ve been here before. There’s nothing wrong with that but on the day I played here the greens were burned and punched. Bunker was hard packed like clay. Everyone I met there was super pleasant. Clubhouse is nice. I asked for food they have hot dogs and snacks and stuff. It was cheap perfect for practice but if you’re working on improving your handicap you’re going to wonder if it was your lines or the greens that made you miss putts.

Much needed rainfall, in the central Florida area has dramatically helped this course develop some grass. The greens are still lumpy end without grass in certain areas. There are also mixtures of weeds. However, they appear to be rolling the greens and they are generally smooth short. You cannot beat the price.

I have played at Remington many times and we were very disappointed in the way the course looked and the greens were really bad and not taken care of.

Nice course easy to get around I enjoyed playing it I’ll be back

wow - the bunkers filled with weeds, the greens were covered in sand and un-putt-able.... should have passed until the conditions improved.