Slammer and Squire Golf Course at World Golf Village

Hey guys , we played a round on Slammer yesterday afternoon and I have to say we had hoped for better. Starting right behind a shotgun tournament, we were never able to get into a good rhythm. Multiple holes were interrupted by whatever stations were out there , especially shooting skeet toward the later holes . It was rather uncomfortable to putt and tee off during commotion like that. Wish we were informed about the situation out there today because we were hoping for a really nice experience and had heard great things.

All reviews are correct, it is a very nice course in excellent condition. Most people would rightfully give it a great review.

As a northerner though, I want Palm trees on a Florida course and there aren't any here. I can play courses just as nice as this up north.

Course was in good shape, price point is too high as this is no more than a $80 green fee golf course.

Will not play again on my next visit unless price is reduced.

Entire course is aerated. Only $75 right now but not worth it. Wait at least a few weeks.

Course and greens in great condition

Arrive early to enjoy practice facilities included with play.

I booked to play here because of the reviews, because it's the World Golf Village and Hall Of Fame, and despite the expensive green fees.

The course itself is good/great and the Greens were all in great condition. However I have to say I'm struggling to really remember it.

The Hall of Fame were deserted, is that because its moving home? We didn't try to visit and no-one promoted it to us as visitors from the UK.

Overall I was disappointed, I expected more for the $200+ green fee. Compared to other clubs/courses we visited it was not good value for our money.

Early tee time, 3rd tee time of the day. Was done in 2 1/2 hours. Fairways and greens were perfect. Going again next time I visit that area.

Took friends from SD, they said it was the best coarse they ever played. Wish the bar would of stayed open past 5pm.

While it may not have the name cachet of its sister course, King & Bear, Slammer & Squire is the more compelling of the two courses at World Golf Village, in my estimation. Especially through recent renovation work, architect Bobby Weed massaged interesting strategy, eye-catching bunkering and fun green contours - including several that fall away from the line of play - into an otherwise fairly standard resort routing. The variety in the greens means that it would be worthwhile to play this course multiple times during an extended visit.

It's cart golf for the most part, but Slammer & Squire is more stimulating than the bulk of Florida resort golf, especially when the greens are firm and quick, as they were in April. I'd gladly play here again as a waypoint to elsewhere along Interstate 95.

I was very anxious to play this course and it did not let me down. The staff was very nice. The cart guy even let me start on 10 because there was back up on 1. Course was in great condition. Loved my experience.