East/North at Spanish Wells Country Club

Good value, the pace of play was good, the course was moderately challenging and in good condition.

Played the whites because that’s what playing partners wanted. A little short but fun course in decent shape. Hole #7 on the North course is a “fishhook” layout which I really didn’t like.

Nice layout but needs some course maintenance to bring overall conditions up … good greens

Still navigating local public courses. I added this one to my list. Fairways OK and greens were in good shape. Rolled true. 3 nines. Played the South and East. Staff was accommodat and friendly.

This isnt a complaint about course condition, but our foursome waited at the first tee box for 1/2 hr. beyond our scheduled TT so a members tournament could finish making the turn. There were 3 more foursomes behind us waiting. Managment could care less that we all had to wait. It was a typical over sell of the course during the high season. Do yourself a favor and call the course before you book.

Arrival and checkin were nicely handled, even at the front gate. The staff was service minded. They represented Spanish Wells professionally and friendly.

Overall, its a very playable course. Aim well, or pay!

Around the water hazards, the landscaping is significantly beat up. This may be to the recent Hurricane Ian. The fairways on the south 9 need work. The east course fairways are good. All greens are true. I’d like to include the north course on a future visit.

Course was in good shape. Not long but tight fairways, target golf. Pace of play started out badly but ranger helped move things along for a reasonable 4:15 round. Greens are in good shape. Considering the limited options for public golf in the area, this is a good choice. Will play it again.

I've played this course before (maybe 2 years ago) and it was in much condition then. Yesterday, the grass on the fairways was pretty thin. The greens, however, were in good shape and they were pretty quick.