Coral Oaks Golf Course

This was my first time at this course. The course was in fair shape but was an excellent value, especially for this time of year. Pace of play was good and we didn't have to wait at all until the final few holes. Staff was helpful and friendly. I will definitely be back soon!

The course was not in great shape. Both the tee boxes and the greens were rough. I paid $65 which is good price for this time of year but not necessarily for the course condition.

The fairways were good as well as the greens although the greens were a little fuzzier and slower than usual. Some of the tee boxes as well as the chipping green were still in fair to poor condition. Apparently, improvements and repairs to the sprinkler system are planned for this summer.

Poor conditioned course. Let’s start with tee boxes…majority of them were very thin and sandy. Fairways were mostly dry with minimal grass and a few greens were dried out with evidence of fungus.

As for staff…very friendly when we checked in. We were a foursome that finished the round in 3 hours and 50 mins but still received slow play warnings on our cart???? Group behind us caught up only when we were buying drinks from the cart lady. Go figure…too many courses in April to play for far less money.

Tee boxes are in bad shape which would be acceptable if the fairways and greens were in better shape.Whole course needs water and lots of it Maintenance crew needs to be more observant of golfers or maybe they just don’t care Will probably play there again but not for a while

Dry, hard-packed fairways & rough with only sparse patches of any grass. The winter drout has desertified aforementioned areas and tee boxes as well. Greens were in decent shape and obviously the only recipients of any moisture.

Play behind seniors became slower and slower. We bailed after the 13th green. This place needs WATER.

Another old Country Club opened to the public because they need the funds. Ran into a couple nice people, especially the elderly starter from Michigan. Ok track but overpriced.

It is not ok to pay for 18 and get 7. No Marshall’s regulating pace, and it is definitively the players moving slow. I’m sure there is overbooking.

Not grass to hit out of the fairway or roughs , late march is grass should start to green up and thicken , needed to be watered rather than wait for rainy season ! Price should have been half of the 100.00 that we paid . Typica old man retiree fla golf course where you have a captive audience with the snow birds . And take full advantage of them !