Cypress Knoll Golf & Country Club

Course was extremely wet due to storm the night before. Greens were still excellent. A few fairways were extremely wet, cart path only holes, which was to be expected. Overall, a very enjoyable course. Staff was great!

Cypress Knoll is a challenging course . It can seek tight if your a golfer that doesn't hit your drives fairly straight!

Staff friendly..Avoid the $8 2dogs and a beer. Why, the dogs were cold.

Course is decent, tees and fairways were fine albeit you need to play winter rules as fairways a bit thin. The greens were in good shape, rolled nicely at 10 on the stimp meter. Interesting layout, though more yardage markers would be helpful.

I did not particularly enjoy playing this course, it was very wet even though it rained 7 days ago, tight lies all the time, even in the fairway always hard to get under ball. Fairways very narrow also.

The greens are going down hill fast, there is no longer a true roll while putting. If you want a perfect roll when you putt then you need to go to Pine Lakes Golf Course!

The course was pretty wet. There were a lot of areas that were too wet to drive on. reens were slower than the courses I normally play.

fairways and rough were average. Bunkers were in good shape.

The starter was nice enough to let us out a few minutes early and we did not catch the group that started 30 minutes before us until the back nine. We were a twosome and finished in a little over 3 hours.

I paid the “Hot Deal” rate and the course was well worth the cost. The starter was helpful, polite and never seemed to stop doing things to keep everything moving along.