Cypress at Palm-Aire Country Club

Course played well…bunkers could use sand …tee boxes are ok for the most part. Love the greens.

Course in good shape even with drought. Greens were true. Rough areas in some spots but good value. Going back tomorrow as a result.

By far the best course at Palm Aire, always a great pace of play, course is in great condition, and greens are always great.

The course was in decent shape in Jan and Feb but has gone downhill since then . The fairways and tee boxes are in terrible condition with plenty of dirt .

It is a shame that Clublink ownes the course .

A group of Six playing, a single in between and a threesome trying to pass our foursome after 3 holes.

Course Should be able to have a set of eyes to control this nonsense on the Cypress. Greens look good and roll true and bunkers have rakes but sometimes fairway bunkers look like sand dunes with ant holes around them and weeds in them. Starter was friendly and provided introductions and flexibility with carts

WellI had reserved Tee Time in the cypress course but somehow when I presented myself at starter, they had given my spot to someone else (I was 30 mins early). So onto the Oaks. Layout fine, greens fast but not receiving to high shots. Not exactly lush fairways. All “ok” but the pace of play. 5 hours is not acceptable. Just not. Lots of snowbirds who are “making a day of it.” No rangers or anything to help things along. Since the course is parkland, not a lot of lost balls either. I’ll come back to play the Cypress course but to play the Oaks? Maybe in June at $50. And why the heck is there no drinks carts? What a missed revenue stream.

overall great day but course coyld use some work

tee boxes a mess and some green burned out or torn up

staff was very nice

no cart girl

no bring your own

so put out some water jugs please

First time at this location (I played Cypress) and it was one of the slowest rounds I’ve ever played. 5 1/2 hours Nearly 6…. Staff was very friendly but the course obviously can’t handle tee times that are 8/9 minutes apart. Ran out of golf carts as well which is the first I’ve ever seen. Ranger never made an appearance or attempt to speed up pace. Course conditions were typical for a public course. Greens were hit or miss, fairways weren’t bad, sand was decent, layout is extremely boring, tee boxes were just alright but they were fairly flat which is rare for public courses at this price. Course had a water cooler out front and a beverage cart coming around which you’ll probably only see once maybe twice a round. Slope/rating is much easier than advertised.

Cutting a little slack here because it’s been very dry. Tee boxes need a little work. Fairways are ok if you don’t play the ball down. Greens were fantastic! Played in 3 1/2 hours.

Beware - the address in GolfNow for all the courses is the same as the Palm Aire course. So when your uber drops you off, be ready for a rude front desk to tell you tough luck and call another Uber. This place needs a leag blower and a good pressure washing. Course is full and slow. Greens were i good shape, but everything else was hit or miss.

The fairways and greens are in good conditions. However, needs some improvements around the greens, lot of places where no grass.

The main problem is the slow play. Took more than 5 hours (5h15 min in total) to play,

Tees were slightly better this year. Greens were great (maybe because I putted well). Traps are hard, need sand. Fairways were better this year but grass was sparse in the rough..3:45 round when 2nd group out. Challenging , yet fun layout. Some hidden water.

Good value for the money, comparatively speaking.