Casselberry Golf Club

I don't play fancy/expensive courses but I do want to be able to putt when I get to the greens. Today 10/13/20 it appeared they did not mow the greens and in some places the grass was very sparse. With furry greens it is impossilbe to figure breaks and speed so very frustrating. They had also sent out an email advertising $2.50 brats which they did not have but offered hot dogs for the same price. Big difference between the two.

I arrived early ,but at my tee time,the others scheduled at the same time didn't show. The starter said I couldn't go out alone,even though no one had teed off for at least 20 minutes. Another foursome came out with very slow players and finally a threesome came out who he put me with. It's not fair that I had to wait when I had a tee time reserved. After the 3rd hole I drove ahead and finished by myself on time and never caught up with anyone..

Nice course and friendly staff make it a pleasure to play here.

Let it be known I’ve played this course on and off for years now, and I’m going to confess having not played it in over a year (way pre corona virus), I was unaware that you could not walk in for a tee time.

That being said the pro did not have to be a total Jerk (I erased original word) as if this was some private country club that a blue collar guy such as myself should not be at.

I will give the town of Casselberry a lot of credit the course is in better shape than I have ever seen it, the greens are still the slowest I’ve ever played on and the course does not drain well at all especially the front 9. It is not worth $72 I paid for me and my young son, especially if some Pro wants to act like he did, the good news is my young son and I still had a good time in the swampy front nine and rain.

I was shocked to hear that my Range Card wouldn't be honored after today, although there is NO expiration date on it. So asked him to cancel my Tee Time, and I would find another course to play at from now on. There were only 3 buckets left on it, so for the price of 2 small buckets the person running the Pro Shop thought it more profitable to LOSE A PATRON FOR LIFE than HONOR the remaining 2 buckets on my Range Card. I would rather travel an hour or more and play at a course with INTEGRITY, than drive around the corner and play at Casselberry Golf Club.

Very nice course, well maintained, Greens a little long for in the morning

Course remains in good shape, especially for the price and the summer season. Course layout is unique and can be very challenging for a short course. Not many drivers hit here.

The course is not as nice as the country club courses but I enjoyed it because of the shorter holes. I had a shot at par on half the holes. Overall, a good course and I would play it again.

Staff is great, some cool good deals in the pro shop but the greens were shot. Course isnt the best but its a decent layout and still fun to play. Ill come back because of the staff.

Decent course. Greens could be better. Nice scenery. Short. You have to hit fairways to score. Average value.

The course is short but front 9 challenging with hazard placements. Back 9 was great.

I left my wallet in my cart and the staff searched found it and got it back to me before the end of the day. Great job.

Fairways were in good shape although I rarely spent time on them. Roughs are just that. Greens were in horrible condition with no forewarning. Greens were aerated and sanded heavily to the point where putts were almost impossible. Course is short and narrow on most holes with little forgiveness. It weaves in and out of suburbia. Have to cross road MULTIPLE times to get to next hole. Not a “get away” golf course. However, if the greens were not under construction the course as it was today would have been in good shape. Honest opinions from a mediocre golfer.