Hyde Park Golf Club

Like 2 dif courses. Front and back totally dif. Was a fun challenging course.

Great value, pretty easy. Stiff drinks at the turn.

Unfortunately we had a terrible experience here. the staff should not have let people on the course, it was in terrible shape.
We were there on a Saturday afternoon...the bar and snack bar were both closed by 5p...we just skipped the last nine and left.

Hyde Park is one of the best golf courses in north Florida. Designed before invention of golf carts it is a superb walking course (the way golf should be played) with all tee boxes next to the green of the previous hole. There are many and various challenges throughout the entire course from famed Hogan's Alley to the challenging par 5 number 14 hole along the road. You will find the club house to be the way you would expect a golf club to be...old, warm, friendly, with a nice bar for celebrating your round and a grill for your appetite at the turn. You won't be disappointed by your visit to Hyde Park.

Got a pretty good deal for 18 on GolfNow for about $20. Course itself is in pretty good shape it seemed. Looked like they had sanded the greens a week or 2 ago so can't really comment on that. Would play a again.

Nice course was a little wet with all the rain we've had but not to bad. A few of the greens had bare spots but overall in good condition

This course is well laid out with its tree lined fairways. Holes were challenging and from the back tees you could certainly let loose with your driver. The greens were running very true. An enjoyable game despite the short shower.

Played on a Saturday with my wife. I got a deal on Golfnow for $17.50 each. Upon arrival the clubhouse staff was friendly and engaging. The course appeared packed but they allowed us to go early. The greens were very consistent, a few had minor issues which didn't interfere with our game. Overall, I highly recommend Hyde Park.

Only a few holes have a ball washer at them, too many tree roots if your on edge of fairway and especially rough, not O.B. Some greens still have bare spots. I only play this course when I can get big discount price and I live a half mile away. Not a $30-$40 course like they charge and they rarely offer deals. Better courses in the area for that price. Asked for a Large ice tea, they have one size (small 12oz at most) for $1.50.

I enjoyed the course and the staff, its a must play in Jacksonville.

As you can tell by the title I love Donald Ross designed courses. No Tee Time (did not book on GolfNow) and a single player often times spells trouble but the staff was great and paired me up with a young local guy who knew the course. Nicely wooded with not a lot of water but a challenging layout. Greens could use some attention but the fairways were in good shape along with the majority of the tee boxes. Played in less than 4 hours as it was a weekday. As my daughter lives within a short drive from the course I will be returning. Another good point, $25.00 for Sr's, Law Enforcement and Military.

I typically play beautiful courses which have fast and receptive greens and lush fairways and tee boxes. So in saying that this course is probably good for the average golfer just looking for a semi decent course. Tee boxes have grass not sand, the slow greens were covered with grass and no terrible dead spots, not super bumpy which was a surprise. Fairways were long so don't expect ANY roll. My issue is every time I play here I feel like I'm putting the pro shop staff out, like they have more important things to do then take my money. Most courses I play the people seem happy to see me and are polite. These people, at best, are indifferent. So as the title says I rate this course AVERAGE to below average and would almost always play somewhere else.

I play this course 3+ times a month. Not a new, plush course. It is as golf was played in 1950's, except with carts. Would be a great walking course if they allowed it earlier.

The layout of this course is pretty good with the last 4 holes being the most challenging. Some 4s and 5s are reachable for eagle pretty easily. My favorite way to improve my game and gauge my club distance.

Course wasn't packed, went out at 12 and was done by 3:30. Fairways and greens were not in great shape. Probably wouldn't play here again, other courses in the area are better.

Greens were in rough shape partly because of maintenance and partly because people don't know how to fix their ball marks. Great course just needs some TLC.

I was visiting Jacksonville and was fortunate to have time to for eighteen holes. There was a 5:06 tee time available at Hyde Park, so a coworker and I reserved it. When we arrived scatter showers were all around the course and the guy at the register pointed out that there are no rain checks. We took a chance and were rewarded as the rain passed us by.

There were few other golfers so we quickly made our way around the course. It was a perfect afternoon until we walked off the thirteenth green. A seasoned gentleman (with Miller Lite in hand) drove his cart up to us and said, “I need you guys to take in.” I looked at my phone and it was twenty minutes after seven, the sun sets at eight thirty. So I asked, “Why?” He gave me an angry look and said, “Cause I been here since eight o'clock this morning, and I am ready to go.” I told him we paid for eighteen holes and clearly had time to finish. He explained that we could come back the following day and see about getting reimbursed. Then he said, “Bring it in,” and drove off.

We did not feel that this was fair, especially after being reminded at check in that there would be no rain checks. So we continued playing, even as Miller Lite Man yelled at us from the cart barn near the fourteenth fairway. My coworker has a very short fuse, so I apologize to Miller Lite Man for any obscenities that may have been yelled back at him. We played the remaining holes in a less relaxed mood, and turned the cart in ten minutes after eight. We were only two players, but eighteen holes in three hours does not seem to me an unreasonable pace.

I have never commented on a golf course before, and I do it now hoping to keep others from having a good afternoon spoiled by an encounter with this unhappy employee. I feel sorry for anyone who must work long hours, but Miller Lite Man should take the subject up with his employer, not paying customers. I like Hyde Park and this will stop me from coming back, but please do not offer late afternoon tee times if the staff is not willing to honor them.

I like everything about the golf course but I was disappointed that I didn't see any Rangers or Starters,

Really basic course compared to most of what you'll find in the area. Strange though.

Course was packed. Fairways and greens were OK. Not great but OK. Layout is very basic and a bit short.

I've played Hyde Park before. We played after a heavy rain and the course was a little wet but is in great condition. You can find nicer courses for cheaper in jacksonville. This place is proud of themselves.