Cypress at Palm-Aire Country Club

Prompt service at the bag drop and easy check in. Large practice green in very good shape, and a driving range off mats and grass into a pond. Tee boxes mostly level with roll-off on the sides. Fairways were in quite good shape, and amazingly dry after all the recent rain. Other than one Par-3, and one long par-4 there was not a carry-the-water shot unless you are way off center, although water is present on a lot of holes. Rough wasn't deep, but was fluffy, so you can expect the ball to drop into the grass. Most all greens are elevated and lightly undulating. These were the best greens we've seen in two weeks of playing - hated to put a ball mark on them, but when we did they repaired easily. Trees came into play on mildly off-line drives, but weren't too intrusive. Sand traps were still a bit wet and hard, though. At $32 (prepaid), it was the best of seven $25-$35/round courses we found in the FtL area.

This course and other Palm Aire courses in general are very consistent in their quality.

Quick greeting upon arrival and bag load up. Everyone very personable and made me feel welcome. Course very well maintained and groomed. Some water but not over challenging. Greens very posh with some undulations but I was able to putt well. I really enjoyed this course (PalmAire Cypress) and will play again on my next visit.

Played the Cypress course for the first time and I was definitely impressed. The greens were in great shape, they were a little slow but rolled true. The only issue with the course was that the turf on some fairways was so thin, that the ball was actually sitting on the dirt, because the grass wasn't able to support it. So it was actually a benefit to be in the light rough on some holes. Overall though, the course was in very good condition. I'm a fan of the layout as well, fun and challenging but not too difficult. The staff was great as well. I'll definitely be going back.

We enjoy playing the Palm Aire courses! They are kept up rather nicely, the surrounding grounds are nice and neat. The greens were aerated a few weeks ago and had sand on them to temporarily smooth them out. They putted a little slow but just fine as far as I'm concerned. Depending on the tee used it has all the length you need. The further back you go the tougher it gets. I played the green tees which was 6370 yards and most of the time I had mid to long irons approaching the greens. My drives are not that long, only 220-230. Seemed all shots were shorter down here, maybe the humidity knocks the ball down more.

Well conditioned course, fairways and greens in good conditions considering lots of rain in the last days, good drainage.

Played the Cypress course 3 days in a row, even though the greens had been recently spiked, they were still in very good condition with the rest of the course I would give 5 stars

Carlos at the pro shop & Shannon the cart attendant/starter were extremely nice & helpful.

We played cypress course. Greens were running nice and fair. It is a bit narrow on some holes. But great course for the value. We loved it.

Every summer I take advantage of Palm Aire's pro fusion special which at a very reasonable price includes unlimited golf, cart, range balls, and a delicious buffet. I get a post 2PM tee time which reduces the cost to less than $35 for everything. A military discount is also offered (I'm USAF ret). Palms greens were redone 2 yrs ago and are the fastest...I'd say 11. Cypress greens are very similar and both courses' fairways are nice Bermuda w/Cypress's a little more lush. Oaks greens were "puka'd"- was disappointed in the Oak's fairways...many thin even bare spots. Rough around the greens is really dense Bermuda...tough adjustment coming from bent grass. Driving range at the Oaks/Cyrpess has better grass than the Palms with lots of thin st Augustine grass there. Range ball buckets are large and a great value for the price. Palms Clubhouse looks shabby from outside & is immaculate and nicely furnished inside. Overall staff is awesome- Corey, Carlos in the clubhouse and Chuck and Ben in the cart areas were very friendly and customer oriented. Expect afternoon T-storms,hot humid WX. I had few if any golfers ahead or behind me which was relaxing. I've been playing these courses every summer for 8 yrs now on leave from VA. I look forward to next yr's golfing at Palm Aire. Tremendous value and overall good conditions

I played the cypress course on saturday and the oaks today. Right now the cypress course is in better shape. The oaks course has many temp tee boxes and is really dried up. The greens are equally as good. Hreens are the best part. I recommend the cyprus course as of today. Both are well worth the small money...

Played on the 4th of July and had a great time. Was $25 for 18 holes and was a fun course.

This course is a good bargain at $25 or less. NIce layout.

We played in mid day and actually it was a very good time to play because it wasn't too crowded

Great course! New to the area and first time playing here. Course is very well kept for the price. I played for $24. Played the Cypress course, definitely would recommend it. Water comes into play on a few holes, in some cases I think yardage markers may be off, but other than that, great course!

My family was in Pompano for the weekend and my Dad and I played the Cypress course. Our Tee time was at 8:30. When we got to the tee box at 8:23, a foursome who had a tee time at 8:15 had not teed off yet. Then there was a threesome in line, then another foursome who claimed they also had an 8:30 tee time. It never picked up from there, and there were no rangers out to keep people moving. The players were slow and poor course tee time management led to a very slow day. We waited about 10 minutes for a lot of shots. The 16th hole took us 30 minutes. Other than the pace of play, the course was in good shape. The greens and sand traps were nice. The course is thin in some areas and there are lots of condos around.

My wife and I played early on a Tuesday morning (we're retired) and had a wonderful experience at this course. We had not played here in about three years and found the course and facilities as good as ever. The course is one of the best in our area. It has an interesting layout with varying length holes each with their own individual challenges. Non of the par threes were the same. The greens are in very nice shape, in spite of getting lots of play as are the fairways and tee boxes. There are not a lot of water hazards but plenty of trees and bunkers. One bunker had a somewhat muddy wet bottom area but otherwise they were playable. Try it, you'll like it.

We were scheduled to play Cypress but starter Terry was able to send us off Oaks. Course was nice but I feel is overrated in relation to Palms & Cypress. I would rate Cypress the best and Oaks & Palms just a shade below. With The Palms being more fun to play. Will be back definitely best value for your buck.

I played the Cypress Course. It's a fairly interesting layout, but the course has seen better days. The greens were in good condition, but the tee boxes and fairways were average to poor. Lots of bare spots. It just feels like a course where minimal money is spent on conditioning.

Registered as a single and hooked up with another pairing.....overall course was in good condition, weather was great, pace was perfect, had a good time

This course has great features ....................