Cypress at Palm-Aire Country Club

I played a variety of courses in this area during the past week. Considering the course conditions, e.g. sandy tee boxes, and the price to play, I believe that there are better sites to play than the Cypress course. One matter that I can not understand is the lack of drinking water on the entire course. Even the municipal courses provide drinking water. How much would it cost to put out a card table and an orange “Igloo cooler” with ice water on each nine hole side?

The cost to quality ratio here is perfect for me to make this a regular course to visit. The layout is challenging but forgiving, and the greens are in very good condition​ for the price point. The staff are friendly and helpful, making this an enjoyable experience. Will definitely be returning soon.

Course still needs attention

Some improvement on the greens but some are still very bad

I was lucky enough to get an early tee time and was quite surprised that there was no one ahead or behind our group. Got the full round in in under 4 hours. Course was in really good shape greens & fairways were really good. Some tee box were in need of some help due to the countless number of rounds played by all the snowbirds down from the northern cold but overall was a really good playing experience. Tried to get another tee time the next day but nothing available early morning only afternoon rounds.

Greens were ok Fairways were pretty much weeds. What I did not like was that I had my wife was with me and they charged me $35 for her just to ride.

I've played this course a number of times but the fairways are the worst shape I've seen them. Guessing this has to do with no rain in a while. Greens very hard but true to putt on. Hopefully some rain will come and help the course out

This course is in great shape. My only issue was the bar closed by the time we got back in which would have been around 7pm. Bunkers had some stones or shells in them. Good challenge.