Cypress Point Country Club

pace of play was tough. Course is a fun design and green complexes are cool but the waits made for a slow day.

Overall, another great experience at Cypress Point. The greens were punched, but that was the only downside to a wonderful round of golf. Pace of play was excellent and the staff was pleasant as always.

Good layout. Long off the white (for me!). About 6200+. So to me it’s a good value since I get more strokes per hole ha. great clubhouse. It has Cozy feel to it. Driving range and putting/chipping area for warm up or practice.

Good overall experience. Early season conditions so difficult to rate. Would like to replay in peak season.

Was expecting green conditions after playing in NJ the past couple weeks on surprisingly healthy grass, but the Bermuda is still dormant here at Cypress and there’s not enough of it to cover the course. Frequent bare spots allot the grounds and few fairways have dense-enough turf to elevate the ball off the underlying hard pan mud. I may be ignorant with my expectations of healthier grass, but the situation was exacerbated by the dozens of lush, green lawns that surround the houses bordering the course.

The course design is fine. Quite a few narrow tee shots, especially on the par 5’s, which elevates the tension. The par 3 17th is an aesthetic, heroic hole. But the best holes in my opinion are the few short par 4’s, which tempt you to play the greedy shot but punish anything other than excellence. Even the mid-short second shot, if one decides to layup conservatively, is interesting due to the tucked, slanted greens.

The greens are in good shape, the driving range is a welcome plus, and the practice putting green in front of the clubhouse is a repeated design choice I approve of. I also appreciated the food offerings in the grill-room. But the conditions are currently disappointing, and the many former sand bunkers that have been filled in, which I believe make the course less interesting, seem to indicate financial issues that makes one worry about the future of the course. With some tender-loving-care, Cypress could be a fun little club. Hopefully the imminent warmth will provide the spark needed to liven up the place enough to quell concerns.

Hard to give the course a top rating because it us still winter season. Greens were in great shape. I would like to play this course in high season. I think it would be spectacular

A cold windy day did not deter our enjoyable day at this semi-private, well cared course. Fairways were firm and not muddy. Greens were impeccably maintained and played a good mix of newly sanded bunkers, absence of Rough periphery, and water hazards in Back 9.

Definitely a good bet when temperatures drop <10C and you want to keep your feet dry.

Range needs major attention, essentially hitting off dirt. Several greens ruined by divots left unrepaired. Bunkers hard packed

Course was in great condition even for the off-season. Greens were a little beat up but in good shape otherwise. Last 3 holes are incredibly scenic.