LPGA International - Jones Course

Room off the tee was reasonable but there was sand everywhere. Solid collection of Par 3s. Combination of holes in the open and within the trees and houses. Great practice area. All staff were great to deal with.

Really liked the course, once we got used to the “no drive restricted areas” where the buggy would just cut out. First time playing here so would have been nice to have an explanation to look at the yellow dashes on the GPS before we went out. Whilst appreciated these are there to protect the course, some were set so far back, it took some time to walk over to play your ball.

Play was a little slow, we were behind a 4 ball who also seemed to have problems knowing where to drive. A couple of times we drove as they were out of range, only to see them driving back down the fairway to find their way out. Fortunately we got played through after 9 holes.

Well placed bunkers, lots of footprints, probably due to too few rakes, as some of the bunkers were quite big so again taking time walk to the rake was not done by a lot of people.

Fairways in good condition, greens held well, true and slick!

Will definitely play again.

Course was beautiful. Staff were great! Ordered two turn dogs for me and my buddy with a coffee and my bill was $38 lol! Im a cheap-o, so I’ll just pack a lunch for my next round there. Otherwise, highly recommend checking it out.

The course is in great shape and the greens were challenging especially the downhill putts.

Played LPGA Jones again today. First time in a few years. And I still really like the course. It’s in good shape. Fairways still green. Tees in good shape. Greens were awesome. Very smooth and fast. Only negative is a lack of rakes in the bunkers. Some of the bunkers are very large and have 1 rake. I got in 1 bunker on the back that didn’t even have a rake. Anyway. The layout is great. Large wide fairways. But elevated and protected greens that make it a second shot golf course. Just a few feet off the green is usually a pretty tough bunker shot. Pace of play was not great. Almost 4.5 hours to play 18. But the course is really good.

The Jones course at LPGA is a great course. Pace was extremely slow, 5 hours for a round, This is much prettier course than the Hills course. You would think LPGA international would have better overall facilities, Only on rake for most of the very large traps, some traps no rakes at all, Restaurant not open in the morning but has a limited snack shop However the course itself is great and one of the best I have played in a long time

I truly enjoy playing LPGA. It's even better when you can get a Hot Deal for under $50.

I read up on this course and seeing that it was the LPGA home course I felt that it would be a good place to play. It did not disappoint. I played the Jones course which is an amazing layout wide fairways, ample greens and just picturesque scenery throughout the round, it takes you through some wooded area and marsh land as well I would highly recommend this facility if you’re in the area and you wanna play a very nice course, the pro shop staff and the cart team were super helpful and super friendly.

It was absolutely amazing from start to finish. I came to play for my bday and left completely fulfilled on my expectations.

It has been raining the psst few days. When we got to the course we were told it was cart path only. The course was extremely wet even as you walked to your ball. My wife and I were not happy. We should have received a text or email either from the course or golfnow telling us of the conditions and offering us a chance to reschedule.

Course in good shape…always a fun track. Just don’t except much of anything outside actual golf. $8 for a small bucket of range balls, almost $30 for a six pack plus tip, no water on course, no one at bag drop, no one at cart drop off. A far cry from the experience it used to be before new ownership took over.

Hills course I harder and tighter and the jones course was easier and had open fairways. I highly recommend this course I travel and play 4 to 5 times a week different courses. Their restaurant was great. I tried out a cart and the steering was too tight, but with no problems I was able to switch to a new one.

Course was in great shape other than some wet spots.

I find it incredibly frustrating how they casually mention that it’s cart path only just as they hand you the receipt, then expect you to maintain a good pace, all without offering any kind of discount. The course has terrible drainage, and at this time of year, it’s simply not worth playing. I strongly recommend calling ahead to see if its cart path only, as it’s essentially a boggy swamp right now.