White/Blue at Myakka Pines Golf Club

Had a beautiful Memorial Day round at Myakka Pines. The course continues to recover from the hurricane Ian damage, but the greens were fine (fast).

Terrible greens, don’t waste your money. Lack of maintenance in rough, downed trees exposed stumps from hurricane. This course is in rough shape.

Played this course for many years and have not seen it in this condition. Don’t know if they’re missing an adequate groundskeeper, or if they have financial problems. Whichever, the tee boxes were a mess with weeds and dirt, the fairways had bare spots and weeds everywhere, many greens needed work, and many ball washes were either dry, or completely missing! Very disappointing!

Myakka is a well run well kept golf facility. The 27 hole layout is challenge enough for a bogey golfer. Price is a little high in season at around $100. I played for $53 using GolfNow.

Played with two members the first nine who were tremendous, great tour guides for us Course is in good condition but like many courses this time of year need rain. Would definitely suggest you give Myakka Pines a go if your haven’t played there

The staff was courteous and efficient. Liked the layout of the holes and the course was in great shape. Always helpful when the monitor in the cart kept you abreast of yardage. A very enjoyable round of golf capped off with a few adult beverages

My first time playing here it was 90 degrees plus and I brought a small cooler with water and juice and was told no cooler’s because people were bring 12 packs of beer and I guess they were too rowdy then was told no cart available for drinks and snacks what’s with that? Didn’t notice any water stations and again extremely hot that day and tried to enjoy the round the price was the only good thing but plenty of courses around that do allow coolers you guys need to rethink this