Oaks at Palm-Aire Country Club

I didn’t expect much after reading the reviews of this course. But it’s located right outside my father-in-law’s balcony, so I had to try it out. The layout is a typical Florida condominium course - lots of little water hazards, thick-bladed Bermuda grass everywhere, tiny elevated greens, holes weaving around buildings and homes. I could have overlooked the overall scruffiness of the course, as I wasn't expecting much better for the price. But the greens were terrible! Huge bald patches (covered with green-painted sand) were on every green - sometimes 10 on one green! If you were lucky enough to have a path of grass between your ball and the hole, the greens rolled slow and bumpy. But you needed a 4-wheel drive golf ball to navigate the rest of the greens. It was bad enough that I basically stopped putting - just slapping it towards the hole on the off chance it’ll go in. The greens ruined what would have been an adequate course. So if you play here, either just take 10’ gimmies or enjoy five-putting every green.

The overall cost and play was fine except the putting greens were in terrible terrible condition otherwise the course was well manicured

The greens are in poor shape, apparently they had a fungus or something and currently the greens are terrible. Not worth the money right now. Would have been nice if they would have noted the issue. Could have played much nicer greens for less money.

Overall the course was in decent shape. The greens were not great. The staff was very friendly. Welcoming. I will be back!

Tee boxes and greens need major work; the fairways are okay. The pace of play was exception, less than 4 hours on a Saturday morning is unheard of in South Florida, perhaps this was due to the condition of the course and lack of golfers. It seems ClubLink has given up on this course which was a top course in Broward County before they took it over.

Won’t let me load photo of the greens.

Staff is awful.

Greens are worse.

Should get charged with robbery for taking peoples money to play there.

STAY AWAY

DOG TRACK

I really like the Oaks course from a layout perspective, but the greens need some immediate help. There were ZERO strokes gained on the putting surface today. Kind of like playing on a lunar landscape.

Played this course over the past 13 years and I have never seen as bad in a shape as it is now. Greens are extremely bumpy and poorly maintained.

They really got hit hard in November with the tropical storm rains and damaged the greens. Maybe another month or two will get better

The greens are half dead, they just aren’t taking care of this place anymore. It’s a shame cause it’s a nice track and they always use to have nice greens.

Also, they never have any range balls, but that’s minor compared to how bad the greens are.

Dont waste your time. The greens have patches throughout. Impossible to putt. They've basically lost them. On top of it halfway through the round they turned on the sprinklers on the greens so we had to putt through puddles.