Rogers Park Golf Course

Had a nice time at Rogers Park. Couple greens need a little attention, but overall course is in SOLID SHAPE.

Played Rogers Park Saturday 7/18/26. Course was in good shape. Fairways were in decent shape as well as the greens. Not perfect but considering the amount of play this course gets is better than you would expect. I paid 56.00 on Golf Now and it was certainly worth it.

This course was in amazing shape. The greens were well maintained. Great pace of play. Many upgrades since the last time I played. Great for a municipal course.

Pretty nice course, a bit overpriced in my opinion

Unbelievably bad day playing this course. Course conditions were average at best biggest problem was groups of four and five taken their time. No urgency at all hit three or four shots on each hit lackadaisical. No sense of urgency. Rangers need to get out of their carts and speed up the play of golf you got Guy spending 10 minutes on the Green just identifying how they’re gonna hit play the first five holes took 2 1/2 hours. It’s ridiculous rangers get out and do your job.

Shot my first hole in one on hole #12 from 161 yds out with my TaylorMade 6 Iron. Great day of golf for me.

I shot my first hole in one at Hole #12, 161 yds with a 6 iron.

Course had just had the greens pinched and they were VERY bumpy. Need more sand. May have had it and it washed out with recent rains. Other than that t course was good for summer.

Cool course design and presentation challenges. Greens were under construction but that was made evident before booking and at this time of the year, expected all over Florida. Tee boxes were solid, carts were ready to go, ranger kept pace of play on point.

The green’s were air rated and made putting difficult. Otherwise great course.

Could only play front 9 twice due to greens being airated on back 9 . Greens on front 9 were also airated recently and horrible to putt. Very disappointed , had heard good things about it.

Course is in good shape for this time of year. Greens are the best of the three Tampa public courses.

The lack of rain makes keeping the fairways and greens a losing proposition. You need to find some grass nearby or playoit of sand or dirt. Greens are barely alive. In fairness there’s not much that can be done other than spending a lot of money and water and with our drought conditions it probably isn’t worth it. I will play again if it’s cheap enough

Rogers is your standard, run of the mill municipal course. Staff is friendly. Course conditions are pretty decent. It was a fun round. We’ll be back.