Halifax Plantation

The course layout is very good and could be fun to play. The greens were fairly quick and rolled true although it took a few holes to judge the speed and breaks. From a distance the course looks like it is a typical Bermuda course that is partially dormant. Once you get to the practice range and course you realize it is an optical illusion. Most of the course is hard pan with dirt and small weeds providing the greenery. It was awful. I can't imagine anyone playing the course for a second time under these conditions. The beer and hot dog after the round were the best part of the day.

Course on great condition love the layout would play again

They could use a marshall on the course as it was a 5 hr round. A few of the tee box are starting to wear out.

Greens are in really good shape, fairways are a little thin and in disparate need of water and the tee boxes need some TLC

Open and fair layout out, being from the Great White North it was a good start to some spring golf.

Clubhouse food was fantastic, I would recommend it 100%

Large. Greens were in good shape, a bit fast and offered lots of breaks.

Tee boxes appeared to not have been over seeded like at other courses in the area and needed help.

Fairway grass was short and sparse in some areas. Near the greens grass was fluid the ground was hard to chip in.

Beautiful facility that I get to enjoy playing occasionally.

The course was in good shape and I enjoyed my round. That said a frost delay was responsible for slow play and some frustration in the beginning. I don't blame the staff for the delay that caused a shortage of carts but better organization and follow-up was needed when carts became available. I was told I was third in line for a cart and watched at least 8 others loaded before complaining. It was a bit of a wild west scene at the practice green and first tee.

New greens nice. Fairways ok. Decent course esp for winter

Great course for the price, new greens are a huge improvement.

Tis the “season” here in Florida, what drives the economy so to speak, so you naturally expect to pay a premium for golf until at least May. With that in mind understand my way of rating a course is definitely the condition of the greens. Give me smooth consistent speed around 10 to 12 on the ole stimp and I am generally pleased. Doesn’t matter to me if the regular tees are not pristine cause you’re puttin it on a peg anyway. Halifax has the smooth greens but the tees are fairly shabby. The course layout is superb as well as the greens so I would give this a must play in the area….

One of the better courses in the area. New greens are nice . Fairways actually have grass.

The course was nicely manicured and the greens were nicely kept, but fast. Tee boxes were flat and full. Pace was great, very busy day and we paced right along. Pro shop has few cold beers and chips, the have a restaurant, but did not eat. The course is long and spaced out, no two holes are right next to each other. The fairways are nice and open but all greens were well guarded. Enjoy 18 and will play again for sure!