Rogers Park Golf Course

Good course for the average golfer. Greens were in decent shape and the pace of play was nice.

Nice course. Has a nice local feel. Course is tricky. Front 9 straight forward. Back 9 a beast with lots of water and narrow approaches. Good pace , course in nice conditions for winter golf. A must play!!

The course was challenging especially if you have never played there before. The fairways and greens were in good shape given the time of the year. I would play this course again given the chance n

This course quality was pretty good for the cost. Greens rolled fairly well. Fairways were nice most of the time. Course staff were a little curt and a little disorganized but no big deal. All in all a good experience.

Pace of play was excellent, course was in the best condition we’ve seen it in quite sometime. Obviously a lot of work has been put into the course. Will definitely be returning.

First time playing this city course and very impressed with the layout. Fairways are generous and nice size greens. Enjoyed a bucket of balls at the driving range before play.

I played Roger’s Park yesterday. I think this is only the second time I have gotten to play all 18 holes. The pace of play is usually unbearable. However, yesterday it was fairly fast. I teed off at 1pm. The course was in rough shape. This could be due in part to heavy rains the last few weeks which might have caused some of the grass to be killed off. When this course is dried out it usually in much better condition. The green were being seeded so they were bumpy. I don’t want to judge it too harshly. It’s an old-style course so there are plenty of tree-lined fairways. It’s also very much a Floridian course so it has its fair share of marsh to hit over or around. It’s a fair set up. I played from the tips. It can be narrow in some spots so it hitting the fairway is a premium. I will be playing there again next weekend for a church tournament. Hopefully it will be dried out and in better condition then.