Cypress at Palm-Aire Country Club
About
This timeless, Fazio classic attracts players worldwide due to its unique combination of picturesque beauty and daring challenge.
Its lush, green fairways are lined with beautiful palm and cypress trees. lateral and parallel water hazards and bunkers, lead to large, well trapped and undulating greens, making successful putts for birdies and pars a definitely possibility.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by McRickster on 09/27/2022
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Photo submitted by McRickster on 09/20/2022
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Happy Valentine’s Day Photo submitted by zuleethomp on 02/14/2021
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Photo submitted by zuleethomp on 02/14/2021
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Beautiful gardens Photo submitted by zuleethomp on 02/14/2021
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Photo submitted by RJCski on 01/31/2021
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Photo submitted by bcraft06 on 08/18/2019
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Photo submitted by bcraft06 on 08/18/2019
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Photo submitted by Jeanboy12 on 08/07/2013
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Photo submitted by knichola on 04/22/2013
Golfer Reviews
Average course with cart issues
This course is average. And our golf cart did not have enough power to be able to finish our round ! This should never happen when you pay those kind of rates. A staff member came to switch our cart in order for us to complete. He was friendly- not his fault but the ownership should start to invest more money for these equipment.
Solid but not spectacular
Glad we played here but won’t rush to get back. Not the best value and nothing at all memorable about the layout but nothing to really complain about. Staff was very helpful and friendly, especially when we started our day at the wrong bag drop!
Enjoyable round
I had a fun day playing with three strangers. But we all got along well. My golf partner played there often so I had a caddy too.
Greens keeper NEEDED
Played this course for several years. Overall it was in good shape except for 13 and 18th green. Greens keeper needed that understands proper maintenance and upkeep. Two much sand is chocking grass. Proper aeration, fertilization, watering mowing and rolling could bring back the greens. Sodding the greens where grass has been choked out is not a practice normally followed?