Golf Club At Terra Lago - South Course

One of the most interesting courses I have ever played. BUT, the course was very wet, and the greens were shaggy, probably from overseeding. I would love to play this course, when it was in better shape.

For $57 it was a good round. I would have been disappointed had we paid anymore. Main issue is the greens, they need some help, very inconsistent. Rest of the course is nice. I had been told the North course gets all the attention, that seems to be true. Anyways, for a good cheap round it was perfect, just lower your expectations a little. Lots of water holes, which is cool.

The South course just reopened yesterday. The tees and fairways were in good shape but the greens were very slow and some had some dead spots. But, we were warned there were some bad spots and they did give us a free pass to play again before the end of the year.

Bunkers are in poor condition.

Standing water where hazards are not intended.

Most of the staff was great but some were out right RUDE!!! Course is beat up, slow pace, some left the cart 70 yard before the green, slowing the pace down. I guess they are only friendly to members, NOT the guest playing. Will NOT be back

Rode the Golds (6401/70.9/130) as a single in 2H, 45M mid day on a GN Hot Deal. Partly cloudy, fairly calm and around 75, played through one 2 some.

This course is very dry and is in for a bad summer if they do not start watering it much more. Fun layout that unfortunately is rough around the edges condition wise. Bermuda has already fully taken back over anywhere that was over seeded last fall.

Tees had very good coverage with few divots.

Fairways were playable with some brownish areas. Decent coverage with a few bare areas and some lush areas.

Rough around the fairways has okay coverage with occasional bare spots, mostly maintained low. Hardpan the farther you are from the fairway.

Greenside sand traps are very poor. Anything but the flat areas they long ago let go and those are mostly weeds/grass. The flat areas they are use a motorized vehicle to rake, but they are still just okay Consistently too crusty/thin to be playing up to raised, firm greens. Most of the fairway traps they have let go and are more like waste bunkers.

Greens putted medium speed and are extremely firm. Almost no ball marks because of the firmness, they rolled okay overall.

Customer service very good from all. Quick Pro Shop check-in since I prepaid online. Not busy, so they sent me right to #1 tee. No Starter, Marshall or beverage cart on the course. Plenty of water/ice stations on the course. Decent GPS on the carts. Good all grass driving range with a couple of practice holes. Recommended ONLY if you get a real deal, not worth remotely close to rack rate.

The fairways are thin with very little turf. The greens were in pretty good condition. There did not appear to be any over-seeding this year on the south course and it is unfortunate. It was cheap to play and I guess I got what I paid for. The South course has potential, it just needs a little bit more care and manicuring.

Very friendly staff. Easy to book. Short walk from our hotel. We had a fun time. The geese poop through us for a loop on the South course. Some areas were very muddy and the vegetation was very dry.

I came to the restaurant when I stayed next door at the Worldmark a few years ago with my family and my Dad. I know Covid has been an impact but was sad it was closed. My Dad was with me then. He just died at the end of February and I have a lot of memories here.

Worldmark people, go and play as it was not expensive and it was fun.

The course could do with more directions; sometimes it was hard to locate tees!

Despite it all, we had a good time.

Golfed here for years, but I’ll never go back.

They cheap out on watering on the South course and it’s in horrible dried out condition.

No Marshall to keep pace of play- 4.75 hour round that just breaks up your momentum.

Sand traps are like concrete.

Waiting for 15 minutes at bag drop before a guy finally showed up

Nothing good today. Too bad