The Golf Club of Quincy

Lots a serious elevation changes, starting with the first hole. The fairways are in good shape but the rough was ankle deep and hard to hit out of (lost several balls in the fairway rough). The greens were in good shape but slow due to a lot of recent rain. Saw an albino squirrel too! Fun course to play and definitely worth the drive from Tallahassee (40 minutes from mid-town).

The Golf Club of Quincy offers unique challenges not normally found in Florida. The designer purposely crafted the course to reflect the natural terrain and require minimal maintenance by utilizing mostly native plants. The current management team is operating the course in a manner consistent with the intentions of the designer. I played in a foursome on a sunny 83 degree day with wind steady 8 mph and gusting to 25. The course was in pretty good shape. Three greens had been recently patched and were heavily sanded. Two tee boxes were under repair. The surroundings were still in spring color with azaleas, dogwoods, and wildflowers in bloom. The greens were not as fast as usual after a thorough watering. The fairway were firm and fast.
This course plays differently than most due to the clay in the soil. The fairways are fast and firm. The bunkers have a clay/sand mix that causes shots to fly long or not clear the lip. This is by design. It is not meant to mimic most "normal" courses.
Drive a little further and enjoy a unique course.

I was quite surprised when they told me it was "all you can play" day so was able to play some of the holes over (the surprise holes). No course map so there were some of those. Very quiet, wildlife was a nice touch. Small alligator and about 8 turtles were part of the scenery as were many, different to me, birds

fairways and greens were not on good shape. But staff was friendly and price was good.

The course is nice but the greens are a little messed up on quite a few holes, not terrible could just use some work.

Can't beat this course when it comes to value. Great course for the price.

The greens need work but elevation is great. Good atmosphere for golf.

The greens were some of the worst greens I have ever played on. Sand all over them and needed cut badly. There was no warning by the staff either. It would have been nice for them to mention it so we were not surprised when we reached the first green.

This is a fun challenging course with a restaurant with good food. The greens need improvement nut it appears they are working hard to better the course.

We paid 10 bucks each for a foursome. Drove half an hour to get there. Course layout was interesting and provided some challenging holes, but the greens we all absolutely atrocious.

Many of the greens had giant patches, others were covered in mud balls and rocks, and anything near a water hazard squished under our feet.

All in all, for 10 dollars it was nice, but I wouldn't pay more than that to play it again.

The course was not crowded. Fairways were good if not a little thick. The sand traps are clay based on most holes. at least 12 of the greens had sod patches were they had been repaired and #13 has a temporary green which was one of the better Ive seenEven though its only about 6 miles from where I live, I probably will wait awhile before going back. Tee boxes were in good shape

I have played the course several times, however, I not played with since July. They have over-seeded the greens.

I loved this course. It was a tad hard to find because it was out there. But everything was wide open. Tons of elevated tee shots over water and large valleys. We played from the men's tees and I felt the course played pretty long, but then I'm not that great. The greens were over seeded but they played really well. None of then were flat and putting was a challenge because there was so much break. With that said they played pretty true. When we went there was almost no one on the course. Make sure to bring your lunch cause they shutdown after 2 and we didn't have any cart girls drive by durning mid week.