Shingle Creek Golf Club

Fun course with tees to challenge all players. Greens are the toughest part of the course with all of them having multiple tiers or mounds. The snack shack being between 7 and 8 really slows down play, though. Should have phone ahead service only.

Shingle is always an enjoyable day. Not sure about other posts stating they were not notified of the aerated greens. I knew, but took the discount and enjoyed the day. While the course is rebounding you may want to do the same. I would say give the greens till the 12th or later if you are expecting excellent putting conditions. But you will pay full price at that point.

Paid over $70, but I suppose they normally charge much more. There was no warning that the greens and fairways had just been punched. Greens were not in good shape at all. Almost unputtable. The starter just Willy nilly threw groups together regardless of skill level. I was so looking forward to playing this course and it turned out to be a huge disappointment. For the same money I could have gone to Eagle Creek for a much better experience. Will not be back.

Course was amazing as usual. Only complaint is the greens are still recovering a bit from aeration which is understandable. Rate was adjusted based on green conditions. In no time they will be smooth and quick 👍🏼

I got the opportunity to play at Shingle Creek today because of a Hot Deal on Golf Now. The greens were airated amd very bumpy but the course was beautiful and staff was top notch!

Greens were being aerated but that was posted everywhere. Amenities, course, staff all were great.

Tip: Towel on the leather cart seats so you don’t burn.

Great course and excellent value (for FL residents). Range was included and the practice areas are great. Greens and fairways were punched, but there was mention of it at check-in and a notification on golf now—not sure how so many folks miss that. Definitely one of my favorites in the Orlando area and will return.

Course was cart path and it was not properly announced when I paid for the tee time. Greens were in poor condition.

The fairways and greens are punched and the greens are sanded. Just assume a two put on every green and move on because it is like putting on a sidewalk. Cart path only made for a very slow round. Otherwise a nice course.

I played on a Deal Time and it was a great value. The course played hard, tight and fast. You could tell they're getting ready to plug the greens because they were perfect. The bunkers were edged and raked.

The only downside was $8 plus tip for a 14 oz. Yuengling. Ouchy.

Played Shingle Creek for the first time last week, I found that the fairways were pretty wide. The greens have bunkers surrounding them so it helps to miss them. The sand was very soft and easy to get out of if you happened to find it. Pace of Play wasn't an issue either. I teed off around 2:40 pm and was done around 6:30 pm. Try to keep your ball in front of the green and try not to go over. The course overall wasn't too difficult. The greens had lots of undulation to them and different levels. So being short or on the correct level helps. Take the extra time on the practice green since it pretty much replicates the course. Greens were fast but not on a country club speed level. Very good course for the money especially if you get a hot deal.