Cypress at Palm-Aire Country Club

Greens and bunkers were good but the tees and fairways sparse. Some spots with zero grass. Pace of play over 5 hours. Group in front was the hit till you’re happy type even with us waiting right behind.

The course played very well challenging enough with greens rolling really good. You can make some birdies on this course if you land center fairway tee shots… but my wedge game killed me!!! Haha. Would like to see the on course refreshment cart more often, but not much else to comment on that would be negative. Fair price for the course conditions -very good for my round, pace of play, and the facilities were all good.

I liked it better than The Oaks, the visuals were more interesting and less up and back design. The course could use some extra help to improve areas around greens and tee boxes that were sparse and needing maintenance. The fairways were a bit narrower than the Oaks which made it somewhat more difficult off the tees. I would play it again.

I really enjoyed the course and found most of the fairways and tee boxes to be in good shape and a great value.

The greens were borderline unplayable and inconsistent even on the same hole. They definitely needed a little bit of sand to make the run more consistent

Overall I enjoyed the course, great design and the grass looked great in most areas, greens may have been a fluke as it looks like they were recently repaired but it led to many a 3-4 put, robbing me of deserved pars and bogeys.

This is an ok course. Midday middle of summer. Very few players. Enjoyed playing the course is in ok condition. Greens were fair, tee boxes need work. I will play again soon.

The course at cypress was in poor condition. Tee boxes, fairways & greens were in very poor conditions with lots of spots with little to no grass. Greens were airified last week but still paid full price. Fees should be reduced when greens have been recently airified. Would not play there again.

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