About
Sand and water come in to play on 13 holes at venerable Sunkist Country Club, which was established in 1953, making it one of the original golf destinations on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
The 18-hole semi-private course was designed by Roland Robertson and features New Champions Bermuda greens. Sunkist Country Club measures 6,319 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 121 and a 70.3 USGA rating. The golf course features three sets of tees for different skill levels.
Course Details
Rentals & Services
Practice & Instruction
Policies
Food & Beverage
Available Facilities
Golfer Photos
Golfer Reviews
Old school
Staff was nice accommodating after being 8min late due to playing partner illness however price point was over rated based on conditions and pace of play course was very congested group in front of us playing 6 , regardless of your ability’s common sense should tell you your not faster than a foursome just because your attempting to play a scramble we left after 12 holes
Terrible greens. Extremely slow play
Played early morning. We were two. Had a soxsome in front of us and a five some in front of them. Extremely slow play. Greens were very poor condition. Looked like they were scrubbed by a tiller. Would
Not recommend this course. Won’t be back.
Average but staff extremely friendly
The greens were the highlight of this course. The overall condition was good and 5 somes are allowed, as per the pro shop. Golfers were friendly and would let you play through after a couple of holes.
Played from the blues, course layout caters to a fade for a RH golfer from that tee box, if you can only hit a draw, you will struggle a bit. A few hidden water traps with drop in elevation from the tee box, make sure you look at the entire hole layout on the front of the score card. Will play again for sure.
Great track
The staff makes you wanna come play it again. I’ve been in golf business my whole life and love the conditions here. Layout is straight out in front of you. A few risk reward holes. The starter doesn’t load up the tee box so first hole jitters if any are gone . They also have JOHN DALY good boys drinks. BONUS!!!!! Every trip to Biloxi calls for one round here. Btw members are supper nice to play with . Makes 4 rounds here and many more to follow . Keep up the good work
Good course
The layout is a little flat in places but over all a great course to visit during the weekdays. When we played Sunday it was too crowded by drunks who were hitting the balls directly into us. We left on hole 10 because it took 3 hours to get thru 9 holes and didnt feel safe playing anymore after a ball come right by my face in the middle of 10 fairway by the guy behind us. Even some of the members were leaving and advising us not to play the weekends. Kinda sad because it’s just overcrowded. Got to cut some people off and speed others up.
Good scoring if you can chip and pitch
All the greens are crowned, so approach shots need to be in the middle of the green. A little left or right, or short or long, and balls roll off the greens.
Course is relatively short, especially the par 3’s. Staff was extremely friendly.
Only negative is that, as a first time golfer, it was confusing to find the right tee box. There is no signage.
Fun day
Staff was very friendly, course was in very good condition and greens were excellent. One really negative was no signage on tee boxes? Actually played as a single but got mixed up on holes and ended up just playing the holes not knowing which one I was on. Once I got back to starter shed I just replayed front nine since I played the back nine mostly.
Nice historic course
Staff were exceptional!
Lack of yardages at tee boxes, and directions where tees were.
Ranger came around and asked if we needed anything and made sure that we were enjoying ourselves.
I would definitely play there again next time that we are in Biloxi.