Wekiva Golf Club

The overall condition of the fairway and tee boxes and greens are poor at best- hard to understand seem like it get a lot of play why not make it great- I would imagine that if the course was plush- you would get even more play and personally I would pay more for a round that’s in good/great condition

Course is in bad shape, not maintained. Used to be pretty good. Definitely overpriced.

The course is under new management and it will take a bit of time to see if they can return the course to enjoyable conditions. Some of the greens were in outstanding shape will a few others were not so good. A bit pricey for the condition of the course but understand they will need the revenue to make the required repairs to bring it back.

Great place to play if you want to get a quick round in with low traffic.

Course needs a lot of love though, lots of brown spots/no grass throughout the course

Greens getting better over all but the fairways and tees bad.

Course is incredibly beat up, weird layout, not unique or fun. Way too costly for the condition it’s in.

Overall Wekiva has a good layout and would be a solid course, but the course prevents an enjoyable golfing experience, especially when considering the price. If it cost $10 I wouldn’t complain, but for what they charge it is hard to justify playing a course where your short game shots will be from spots with no grass… and I’m not talking about when you’re in the bunkers (which are another issue). Seriously, there are holes at Wekiva where there is no grass around the green complex. Many bare spots on fairways. Greens are slow. And the tee boxes are rough. The new vinyl fence and cart paths are good, but I’d rather have grass than the fence at the course.

The description of this course on Golf Now is, "A lush, beautiful golf course..." Well, this may have once been true but, sadly, it's no longer accurate. The fairways are mostly weeds and crabgrass with the occasional smattering of some sort of grass. (I might have expected to see a cow or 2 or 3 wandering and grazing, but at least bovines are not currently part of the landscape... yet.) There are also many barren areas so be prepared to hit your shots off many bare, tight lies. The bunkers have some sand but each could use a partial truckload of new sand to make sure a sand shot does not dig into the earth itself. The greens are inconsistent, some having bare areas and some very good, though repairing ball marks seems anathema to many who play here. (Be prepared to be courteous and repair your ball mark as well as 2 or 3 others.)

There is a brick or block rest area that is accessible from both the front and back nines but, unfortunately, it was unusable as use requires a numeric door code which none of our threesome was given before starting. If you play here, be sure to ask for the code.

The layout is good and very challenging and would be a great test if course conditions were better. The staff was very friendly and the golf carts are in good condition so I have nothing but good to say about this.

For price, we had a Hot Deal so it was only $32.99 each whereas the standard green fee is about $53.00. For the Hot Deal, the price was OK but, for over $50, I would advise the reader to play elsewhere. For over $50, you will be underwhelmed.