Brooksville Country Club

The greens had a fair amount of poana on them, some bare spots and a couple in pretty bad shape. The rough was high and needed to be cut. I have played this course several times in the past when the course was in much better shape. The recent hurricanes may have played a role in the current conditions.

I’ve played this course several times in the last three years. The course conditions are about as bad as I’ve ever seen them. I’m hoping it’s just the impact of the hurricanes and not a larger problem. We spend six months a year here. I’ll wait til next year and see if they recover.

Front 9 is a standard Florida course with some elevation. Back 9 is amazing and feels like a northern course. Photos and videos don’t do it justice. Will be returning with my friends soon.

The price is well worth the tee times.

On arrival, was told bathrooms out of order due to plumbing issue...they had time to print notices everywhere, but not call a plumber. Course was lumpy on the fairways, weeks on the greens, crappy Sandra. It's is in need of money spending on it and some TLC. Not worth $40

Brooksville CC is a great place to enjoy a round of golf. You won’t be disappointed.

Always have a good time at Brooksville CC . It’s a great place to play.

Played Brooksville country club last year, it was in very good shape. This year with the hurricane that went through there, it was in bad shape in many areas. They had flooding and many trees down that caused lots of problems. But I'm sure it will get back to where it was.

Torn between 3-4 starts so I gave the better rating. Course condition: Couple tee boxes were weak.Not a big deal except on par 3s. And that’s where they were. Greens were all in great shape except 18. Yes it’s back open after being flooded. The rest of the greens were good and fairly quick actually. Rolled nice. The rough was ridiculous. There’s no reason for it to be this deep. If you missed the fairway it was about a 20% chance of finding your ball. It was offset by the fact I found just as many balls of people who also lost them. By deep rough, I mean grass that’s 8-10” long.

Staff- guys in clubhouse were great. One came out on the course, I’m guessing for ranger duties? Never saw them again. He stopped by and saw a cooler in the cart and gave us some flack. We only had water because hardly any courses have water anymore. Offers to show him. He just rolled his eyes and took off. They do offer cups and ice at the clubhouse. But it’s not going to last 9 holes. So some leniency I think is in order with water. I get keeping other drinks in check.

Layout- It’s all about the quarry holes for most people. 4 holes are part of it but only 3 does it really come into play. One par 3 is not a big deal. I feel the green complexes here are severely underrated. It’s my fav thing about the course. Nice bunkering although they need some love. Undulations make them fun and challenging to putt. And you have some that are nicely elevated, even besides the quarry holes.

It’s definitely worth putting on your normal rotation. Especially if they start cutting the rough. It’s really uncalled for.

It's not great but it's not good. Love the two or three quarry holes. But the rest is average below average. The worst part about the whole place??? You're constantly losing balls because they have the grass too high right off the fairway. Very annoying. Those people that live out there it's great for them but I'm from Orlando I have a lot more choices.

This purse has a nice layout. Some of the quarry holes are hard for older people, because of the steep steps going down to the green and going back up to cart path. The course needs watering

there are a few inteesting Quarry holes. but the rest is unkept. u get what u pay for. hole 18 still flooded. Black Diamond Ranch would be better but it costs a LOT more.

Great except for very slow play that should be monitored.