Brooksville Country Club

The greens were unplayable and the course should have told you this and offer a discounted rate because they were so bad. The course has potential if managed better.

This course is really a shame. It has so much potential, but it is not being maintained at all. The greens are abhorrent. The practice putting green was my first indicator. I was hopeful it was a fluke. It was not. The front 9 is complete trash. A Walmart parking lot has better maintenance. The back 9 is in much better condition but still could be so much better. There are some amazing holes on this back 9 that you just don't find anywhere around this area. So much potential. They have very new golf carts that are comfy, but not enough to make this experience better.

Please, please stay away from this course. New owners have destroyed it.

Pictures below.

If you like sand patches in middle of green, this course is right for you.

Fairways nonexistent, greens looked like crappy tee boxes.

Highly recommend staying away.

Played on 11Feb 2026 and would NOT recommend playing here. The NEW management has let this once pristine and challenging course be destroyed. Played here in the past several times and enjoyed the layout especially the back nine quarry but not this trip. The greens (see pictures) were pure dirt and NO apparent effort from the NEW owners to improve conditions. I would NOT recommend playing here under these current conditions.

Greens were not in good condition due to drought but good fairway very clean and clear course gives you lots of challenges around the greens and at a few holes

greens were appaling. no grass. like putting on a sidewalk(a bad sidewalk} saw one other person playing. A young man who paid $5.00 to play and he was robbed. Don;t know how Golf now could have rated it 3 stars. More like a negative 3. heard good things in the past about this course but things have changed. Never again

The fairways and greens were not in good shape. There were numerous bare spots on both. Many of the greens had hardly any grass on them. The layout of the course is great, even with all the trees. And there are several holes on the back nine that are beautiful and fun to play.

Sad to say played many times over the years never seen it this bad a shape greens are sand and weeds the fairway has no grass what a shame maybe they’ll sellout I’ll never be back

Diamond back is in better condition and it’s been closed for a decade. It’s not worth the money, even if it’s free.

The only let down with today’s round was the greens, they were in absolutely terrible condition.

This place was always a hidden gem. Now open farmland is better suited as a course. Some tee boxes (very few) have green grass, and that’s where it stops. Fairways are trampled down rough. The greens are 80% sand that’s rock hard. On a downhill putt from 10ft away, you can tap your ball and it’ll roll 10-15yds off the green because there’s no grass to slow it down.

As someone who’s grown up in this area, this was always a go-to course. Exceptional layout with some of the most fun holes you can find on any back 9. But, if I’m being objective, this course is no longer worth the price of admission regardless of how uniquely attractive some of the holes are (or used to be).

absolutely horrible no grass on tee boxes less on the greens if you can call them that fairways bare sand save you money

I've played BCC about 10 times and it's one of my favorites, worth the 90 minute drive. The back nine "quarry holes" are memorable, challenging and fun. Unfortunately, the course is suffering from poor conditions right now. The greens (front nine especially) are mostly dirt, play like concrete and made the round laughable. We hung in there for the quarry holes and had a good time. I will definitely play again when the course conditions improve.

We've played here before. The last time, about four weeks prior, the course was in bad shape, but we gave it another chance. We thought the course would improve. Nope... it got worse.

Greens were crusty with patches of clay everywhere. We decided that as long as we were close to the hole, the putt was good. The fairways were burnt, patcy and like concrete. It was preferred lies all day. Add to it the slow pace of play, it was a waste.

Left after the eighth hole. Will never return.

Live near by and the course fell into complete disarray for the past year or so. Management seemed to acknowledge there was an issue and kept the prices lower since Summer. The last month or 2 I’ve seen them out later turning on sprinklers, mending some rough spots, and putting new sand in bunkers. I’ll admit some of the tee boxes have made a great recovery but some of the greens are still unplayable basically. it left a bit of a bad taste that the prices are already back up before the course even has a chance to grow in at all from any of the hard work and garner some good will of returning business and show off their effort after neglecting this absolute gem of a course.

Really terrible conditions. The greens are 70-90% dirt, except for a few holes on the back nine. Even those greens were not up to an acceptable standard.

It’s a shame, because the staff is very friendly. A year ago, we would gladly drive the extra 30 minutes from St. Pete due to the great experience this course offered for the price. It was in Good Shape, what happened! A direct result of poor management. At this point, I don’t think you could pay me to play this course again.

An incredibly frustrating experience. I hit the ball well that day, but putting was a nightmare. If you can make Birdie here, without sticking it a foot from the hole on your approach shot, it is by blind luck.

Without a doubt, this is the worst-conditioned golf course I’ve ever played—and it’s not even close.

From tee box to green, the course was in such terrible shape. Even the fairways were dirt in most areas. Some greens were in-puttable. Big disappointment especially when they charge you $50