Queen's Harbour Yacht & Country Club

Greens are fast and rolled great, fairways that I looked at from the rough were green and plush

I played the white tees and found this course a real test, especially playing it for the first time. GPS in the cart would have helped identify many of the hidden surprises.

The greens were heavily sanded making it even more of a challenge once you did reach the green.

This course is always in good shape and is an interesting design. It's also fun to play amongst all the mansions. Paid $74 all-in on a Friday afternoon which is great for this course. Pro shop and bar service were both lackluster if that's your big thing, but for me it's the golf course. We will be back!

Course is always on great shape with tricky fast greens. The layout is really challenging.

5 hours....thats not acceptable anywhere. Greens were fair but not great...its a fun layout with birdie chances and challenging shots. The greens are not true, very bumpy

Seems like invited clubs might be heading towards bankruptcy. It was always a red flag when they started letting the public play. Nice club house situated next to a harbour, pretty cool and challenging layout but, the greens were in a condition that would embarrass your local muni’s greens keeper

Greens very fast, pin placements very difficult, nearly every hole pin at the edge of a slope. Winds 25 to 35 on the day, most holes directly into the wind so had to club up at least 2 most shots. Course in good shape, some burned areas on greens but rolled true.

Nothing special. Looked better from car . Greens were aerated and sanded pin placements were poor. Fairways had many rough patches, and the tees were pretty beat up.