South/North at Spanish Wells Country Club

The layout is decent, the staff was nice, and the track itself was ok. Conditions were not so great. It has been very dry lately.

We got range balls but couldn't hit them because there were no carts available so had to go back to pro shop and get refund for balls which was not terribly smooth. Felt like a golf factory. Conditions just OK. Not a great value

Above average. Practice mats with floaters. 5 tee boxes - I played white.

Fast greens. Lots of penalty area, nice sand. Pace was slow. Staff extra friendly.

Teeing off two par fives with a 7 iron is not my idea of a clever layout. This course is mostly blind dog legs that take the driver out of your hand. Course seemed to be squeezed in throughout the community with street crossings between holes prevalent. Course is in average shape and not worth anywhere near the $137.00 l paid to play it. Would not recommend this course to anyone who can drive the ball over 150 yards.

I play the 3 courses twice a week. The North Course has a few quirky holes, but still with challenge. The greens are in good shape, they hold the ball nicely. With the high demand for golf courses in the area this is a very nice option to consider. The price point is very good considering the outrageous other similar courses are asking.

Each of the two nine hole courses played was very different from the other. Front nine very narrow with condos lining the fairways. Back nine appeared to be in a completely different community, more wide open with single family houses. Gave the round a disjointed feel. Greens were in excellent shape and had interesting breaks but tee boxes and playing area were on the rough side.

Would have loved to have a ranger to move a lot the group in front of us who were more interested in smoking pot that playing at a decent pace. Also… no cart service and the halfway house closed on sunday afternoon. Range area is abysmal.