Orange Tree Golf & Conference Resort

What is the deal with these splotchy sandy greens???? Slow, bumpy, sandy, not great. Uneven Tee boxes as well.

With these greens can't really recommend for anyone trying to put up a decent score.

Saw a lot of high handicappers just peppering people's backyards and rooftops, so that was cool.

Course has a nice layout but $100 a round for playing basically on sand greens let’s get real! Should be ashamed! Greens were terrible on the front nine not sure what happened there. The back nine was better but still in rough shape. I understand it’s overseed season, but the greens were bad. Greens that bad, golfers should be warned about or charge less.

The course is just filling in after the typical fall punching and prep so too early for a solid review. Played for $25 so good deal. A drink and appetizer on the patio was very nice, but cost more than the golf. Staff was pleasant and course layout good. Would be a nice course to walk on a cooler day.

About half of the greens looked dead, 3 of them looked like the photo attached. Nice staff and all, but a few unacceptable greens make this a course I will not go back to

Super disappointed in course conditions after overseed. Several greens were suffering from poor overseed, scalped with little rye grass coming up. Wet conditions from watering made most shots having mud on the ball, cart path only made for a long round. Won’t be going back till maybe late November. Hopefully the condition improves by then.

Coming off of summer greens. Course looks great. Will definitely play again.

The fairways were fine but the greens were not quite ready for play in my opinion. A number of them were covered in grass seed, which had not germinated.

Ive heard good things about Orange Tree and was hoping to experience the beautiful course I’ve been told about. Sadly, that wasn’t my experience. The staff in the pro shop and the starter were fantastic but the conditions were not. I understand the transition from the summer Bermuda to a perennial rye in the winter is necessary to maintain that beautiful green grass and golfing experience. Unfortunately the greens are a mess still. Elsewhere on the course isn’t as big a deal but the greens were just not good. One comment during the round was, “I’ve never putted through a bunker before.” Definitely not worth the in season rates for a round. At least not right now. Hopefully the grass pops soon and the conditions improve. Wish it would have been nice for my round. 😟

For the money I spent I this course was in poor condition. About half the greens are not ready for play due to either poor grass or disease. . I have played this course Over the last 20 years and this was the worst Condition I have played it in.