Oaks at Palm-Aire Country Club

CAUTION...on booking this course. Over the past 3 years I have played this course 20-25 times a year,,,and this late October and e-weekend of November, I am amazed in the decline of the course and current shape of the course (TERRIBLE)...it used to be in great shape...and last year they started cutting corners on care and maintenance of the course...and it shows now! Tees boxes are pretty tattered, like your standing on a rough backyard playground, then the fairways...yikes...a mess from opening too too early after rain and they have ruined several fairways this year...today was cart path only and frankly they should not have sent us out...there was over half the course holes had 12 inches or deeper of standing water (AND THEY DIDN"T SAY ANYTHING AT TIME OF BOOKING)...the check-in was easy...season hasn't started,,,but the pro-shop staff are challenged at fundamental meet and greet, they act more like toll booth operators with headphones on collecting coins, for the non-US based company that owns them. NOTE the outside services (starters and cart staff) bring the value meter up, they are a great group of guys that hustle to make sure you're ready and all is ok! So, we played 4 holes in nearly 2 hours AAAHH....YIKES and I went back for a raincheck on the round...and apparently they DON'T GIVE RAINCHECK...even though they will FALSE advertise conditions of course...so you start your round and therefore no raincheck. Hmm? I would consider I'm a regular, I tip the guys and gals fairly...but this cheap operation and management shows. I'm so bummed about this,,,the course is so close to the jet center and surrounding communities but has 2 STAR RATING & EXPERIENCE, and the 2 instead of 1 star POOR rating is only because some of the outside golf staff are doing the best they can with out of country/foreign management. SKIP THIS COURSE

My first time out in Florida for this season and was hoping they fixed the course up since playing there last year . However it was worse then last year and will not return again until I hear it has been restored. $25.00 fee at most.

Heavy rains from previous week left the course very wet and underwater in some spots. Despite that the course was very playable and enjoyable. Good routing. Some tee boxes had more weeds than grass and some greens looked like a fungus hit them but still putted true. I would play again.

Played on a wet rainy day.Fairways where in good shape as well as the ruff.Greens where in bad shape you could putt but lacked grass.Bunkers needed sand.Could still be a nice course if given a little love

Course was pretty decent. Fairway needed mowing as it was a bit thick and not much ball run out. But the most frustrating part was they put our 4 some on the first hole with another group at the same time. So we had them rushing us the entire time. Played 18 as a 4 some in just over 3 hours. Pace of play was unpleasant and don’t enjoy being rushed for an entire round.

The layout is horrible, the condition was that of a municipal course. The pace of play was 6 hrs. They let singles out in between foursomes. How anyone that knows anything about golf would ever give this place 4 stars is a joke.

Haven't been here in over 10 months as conditions were getting rough. However we played on Saturday and the course was in great shape. The Greens rolled at about a 10 on the stump and rolled true. Pace of play for the weekend was excellent. All in all it was a great day. Will definitely come back.

The course is wide open with little trouble. The bunker sand was awesome but fairways and greens need some help. Not fair to judge the staff because of COVID19 scare.

Course sucks -not worth the money! Last time I’ll play here! It won’t be long before they are building housing on this course also!

Conditions were excellent, you can tell the course was well maintained during the shutdown. Well done!

I can only imagine if they have keep up and remodel the grass and the green how beautiful this course would be. I love the layout. I've played Cypress twice. It's been awhile, but it was in better condition than OAKS. I would like to go back to play Cypress. Hopefully, it's better than Oaks.

the course condition was less then exciting. I did not expect perfect conditions by any means but the fairways were causing flyers. The greens rolled quite well and were faster than usual, but any putt over a few feet was going through multiple different "terrains" the layout is a fun layout, and if the course would spend just a little time on the minor details the course could make a turn around to be a goto course in the area. I actually prefer the Pines course over the Oaks in the current conditions. With a that being said, please don't take this as negative, the course was still very playable, and for the standard weekend warrior they will have fun and enjoy the course. I am giving my review as a scratch golfer who is normally spoiled with higher end semi private or fully private courses..

The pace was great today. We teed off about 10 min late which is no problem, and we finished in just under 4 hours with only a few waits mainly because any ball in the rough was hard to find, every ball sat down below the grass which is not a complaint, I have no problem with penal rough. But finding balls was tough which slowed everyone down a little. There are not a lot of tee time options for Saturday mornings during the pandemic and with 3 courses. Palm Aire has been my back up course when other courses are fully booked. Beverage cart was around when you needed it which is great especially since during the pandemic there are no water coolers or drinking fountains on the course (and the same at every course here in S. FLORIDA. all in all. For the price, the course is a deal, but it would be great for the course to get just a little TLC. Today will not stop me from coming back, but I know what to expect. But a first timer or someone who hasn't been there in years, just needs to have an open mind.