Coral Oaks Golf Course

This course is in horrible condition and count on a minimum 5 hour round. If you get one of the cheaper tee times (1;00 or later) don't count on finishing, and they won't give you a rain check or refund for unfinished holes.

I think it is probably an awesome place to play when the staff has access to sufficient water. The drought is hitting everyone. When you see the old established oak trees along the track you understand the name. Some of these trees are 1-300 years old, still standing!!

Course was nice. Staff were nice. GPS in carts. GPS worked well. Drink cart person on the course. Had to wait for a cart before playing, one arrived just before my tee time. Started on time. Took almost 3 hours for 9 holes. Need someone to keep pace of play. We were practically a group of 11. The 4 in front and 3 behind us. Waited on the very shot.

Not bad course could use some water apparently working on irrigation had a foursome again came as a single.

Golfed here a couple weeks ago, been meaning to write a review, tee blocks not good, fairways not good, greens even worse...sorry a true review

With the drought and cape coral water restrictions , I thought it would be worse.. most of the issues are on the back 9. In the summer its way better. Fast greens. Good layout. They should charge 65 at most.

It was so windy that the wind took away from the golf. A couple really hard holes but better than working.

5 hour round no Marshall. Aprons around the green have some areas without grass uneven tees. Don't pay full price for this course but the discounted price golf now supplied made it OK.

Fairways are spotty, greens have sections with no grass. Liked the layout but no worth the money. But honestly have not been impressed with any of the courses played while visiting this 5 weeks.

had a good group to play with practice green closed for maintenance 12 30 tee time so I guess I should of expected a long round it took 5hours