Celebration Golf Club

I was unsure of how the course would be as it was cheaper than a lot of other courses in the area and tee times were wide open. Turns out the course is very nice in that its challenging but fair. The course was in immaculate condition even with a lot of recent rain. Staff was incredibly friendly and accomodating.

Heavy rain the night before resulted in cart path only but pace was still acceptable.

Course in wonderful shape , greens were nice pace despite dampness.

Course was in great shape and pace of play was awesome

One of the few courses where they dont stack golfers on top of each other. Starter gave out cookies, nice touch Celebration keep up the good work.

Staff was friendly and helpful! The course was fun and challenging! Would come back again!

Played in under four hours, some greens were rough. Overall great course, highly recommend.

Started at 2:30. At 7:30 I walked off without playing the last 3 holes. There was a group of 10 putting out in 18. There was no Rangers and the course was closed, no one to tell anybody that that was not an OK behavior.

The condition of the course was great. There are a couple of greens that have some damage and are being repaired, but that’s to be expected at this time of year. The rest of the course was immaculate. The biggest issue for me was pace of play. After five hours, I had only finished 15 holes. I couldn’t wait anymore, so I drove through a threesome, than another threesome, and then a foursome, and then on 18 finishing on the green was a group of at least 10 people. No one from the course came out to stop them. I am assuming that they didn’t start as a group of 10, but over the last 7-8 holes joined up.

For the price 149.00 I would expect a ranger or two on the course to prevent this sort of behavior. It’s disappointing.

The course offered my group a lot of challenge and fun from the Gold/Silver combo tees. Well maintained course and very helpful and friendly staff. Food was very good in the clubhouse after the round!

When you walk in the pro shop and the sign says cart path only you are in for a bad day. When the sky opens up after 8 holes, and the course is under water call it a 126 dollar donation to Golf now. Reading about all the horror stories and experiencing the poor customer service that golf now…doesn’t provide it was time to Uber back to the hotel having paid 200 bucks to play 8 holes and getting to eat a delicious club sandwich, what would you rate the day as?