Shingle Creek Golf Club

Love this place- my favorite course in Orlando- started playing it way before the redesign.

Course tee to green was awesome, as usual, but I was extremely surprised and disappointed to find the greens just recovering from aeration. Impossible to keep balls on line- really affected my overall experience. Granted, I booked a hot deal, but still no mention of any recent aeration. We purposely did not play Dubs because they had aeration warnings posted. Other than that, this place is awesome.

The course has a nice layout and good tee box selection. Some burnt out tee boxes. It’s an average golf course. I like the location and the price and I don’t hate the condition of the course.

Rough greens because they were aerated. Didn’t know until I started. Still played because I wanted to see the course.

Fun course, has some great challenges but fair.

In fairly good shape, fairways and tee boxes excellent. Greens had been punched rather recently so that was unfortunate but part of good course maintenance.

Staff is always pleasant.

Although there are many bery posit8ve things about the whole setup, including the free range balls and excellent practice areas, I only recomment this course to those with a 15 handicap or below.

Not only must one be able to drive at least 160 yards in the air, but you must do this with hreat precision.

Thete are also innumerable sand traps and sandy areas, plus a lot of water on several holes.

Those with even an 18 handicap should expect to lose a dozen golf balls and associated strokes.

But there is a rich feeling on this beautiful course.

Currently, the greens are aerated.

This is a great course but the pace is very slow and a lot of mowing happening while we were playing. Other than that … stuff is awesome …. Beautiful surrounding.

This really took away from a nice day got golf. Will return when the greens recover.

Course has been fully aerated from the tees, fairways, and the greens. The course layout is awesome with free range balls. Can be pretty challenging with the rough and some lengthy holes. Cart girl was sick with a runny cold which unfortunately got me sick since she was handling the drinks.

Unfortunately the greens had been pinched which meant it was difficult to putt. In fairness aeration alert had been given on golf now. The restriction on cart path only was a bit over cautious as almost all the fairways were bone dry. There was evidence of flooding debris on most of the fairways which could have easily been dealt with without restricting carts on fairways. Sometimes you know you should definitely been on carts paths only, not however in this case. Nevertheless still great course.

First time playing this course and I was shocked to see that the greens had just been aerated. No mention by anyone in the clubhouse. The course was very dry but layout was alright.

Very unhappy!

The more I play this course, the more I love this course. The course was in perfect condition and we really picked a fine morning to play. Even though the course is a little more expensive than I like to pay for golf, this course truly has truly earned its place in the top public courses in the Orlando area. We picked a perfect time to play, as it sounds like they will start aeration in preparation for the high season.

The course was in fantastic shape well manicured there’s nothing you cannot like about planet shingle creek. It’s fantastic.

Shingle is a staple for sweet Central Florida golf. High quality conditions for a cost that doesn’t break the bank. I love golfing here. Plenty of challenge if you desire it, play the back tees for a long course (7200 is rare for around here)

Cart path only - should have been 90 degrees at least.

Rude staff

Tuna sandwich fell apart

No offer to return clubs back upstairs when we finished the round.

Shingle Creek remains one of the best courses to play in Orlando. I love the layout and the course conditions are always superior. The course doesn’t drain well so any bit of rain may lead to cart path only like the way it was on the back 9 of my round; however, I still enjoyed it. And $66 for Shingle Creek is a steal in my opinion.