Casselberry Golf Club

Course is still in the same shape it's been in over the past 3 years I've played. Sandy greens, patchy fairways, overgrown areas.

Can't really complain though, since I only paid $10 on golfnow

I really have nothing bad to say but CB (Cassleberry) could be a much better place to play. The problem with CB is the pace of play seems to get worse each weekend. I see the Ranger on the first hole and I never see him again. Someone needs to take a proactive approach to speed up the pace of play. Secondly, this golf course needs to have portable restrooms on the course. I'm sorry but the clubhouse restroom is not enough for 18 holes. I think CB has turned the corner in many ways but it could be better.

First of all, you find out the greens were ariated when you get to the first hole. They don't tell you upfront. Horrible.

Second, you finish the round and go in for a beer and they want $12.50 for a pitcher of beer, you pay that amount on a course close to Disney. Only course in the area that has that price.

The only thing that was acceptable were the fairways.

Too bad, I've been coming to this course for over 15 years. Not anymore

Great course. Would play again.

Nice course, like the layout, only issue I had was to many single golfers, I finally hooked up 3 singles in front of me to try and eliminate some of wait time. Seen players Assist a few times but he didn't say anything to slower groups or the singles, people playing from Tips that had No business hitting from there, watched one group take like 8 strokes consistently on par 4's. Understand less experienced golfers, more strokes but play from where you should, asked a couple of groups if as as single I could play through, response was nobody's going anywhere so no, even though no golfers on next hole. That's when I joined the singles in front, player asst just rode right on by and never said a thing to them. I do like the course but if no attempt to control pace it's a long day.

This course is short, it has little to no space, you literally play in somebody's back yard on most holes or on the street. It feels like it was crammed into little space as an afterthought. The condition is fair and they seem active doing maintenance to keep it up. Very tight fairways, postage stamp greens (some in rough shape), if you cannot land your ball in a 20ft area you are in trouble.

Ok for a local course but I would not pay to play it as-is, there are much better courses out there.

Greens where in great shape. Expected rough conditions after read other reviews but pleasantly surprised.

Don't expect a course in Great Shape but a fun, short course for working on your short game. Great Value for the golfer on a tight budget.

This course is OK, it is pretty cheap to play so don't expect much. Lunch was terrible, they were out of most types of sodas and beer.

Had a great round with new golf friends

Course was in poor condition fairways wee poor greens slow layout all over the place. The pro shop guys were great professional no problem whatsoever

While the greens rolled slow they rolled true. The best conditions course wide that I've likely ever experienced at Casselberry. If new management continues trend of improvement, it will be hard to get a time in the future if they maintain the value.

Water and sand on front 9, sand on back 9.

I have been playing golf for two years. Casselberry was the first course I played. It has gone through a transformation since then. The new owners have put in the effort to make this course a hidden gem that continues to improve every time I play it.

Hadn't played in a few years, but now looking much better with new management. Greens rolled and fast, tee boxes in good shape, paths all repaired, traps have new, nice turnaround.

Great course,the staff very friendly.Would certainly recommend this course to my friends.

We were treated very poorly. Have played there for years. We usually get there 30 minutes early, liesuraly get a cart, go to our cars. load up and take a few practice putts and get to the tee about ten minutes before our tee time. They would not give us a cart until about 10 minutes before our tee time. By the time we loaded up there was a bunch of people on the tee. No starter. The people in front of us had a
later tee time but insisted they go first. they were only two and we were forced to join another twosome and go off as a foursome. This caused slow play. A ranger showed up on #4 to check our slips. Where was he when he should have been on #1?

My husband and I enjoyed our first visit to this golf course. Just right for our level of play

We had a great day golfing . The only problem came with no yardage markers and few cart crossing markers , when crossing streets .

I don't usually write negative reviews but can't go positive with this one.

Our twosome arrived at least a half hour early and didn't see anyone on the course as we drove in, and no one was noticeably waiting in the pro shop. As I checked in I was told that we had to wait until our "scheduled time" because we had booked "online," which I took to mean GolfNow. Another twosome came in behind us and were told the same thing - it was a policy even though no one was obviously ahead of us and the staff person was somewhat apologetic. I've never had that happen before. Most times courses want someone on their property so more can play as they come in. Strike One!

After reading a previous review that said "they are trying" the only new "try" that was obvious was the brand new tee markers. Although they were nice they didn't "try' to match them to the scorecards - no yellow markers on the card even though there yellow tee boxes. Confusion set in. Strike Two!

The rough was not mowed, the narrow fairways were lined with overgrowth that looked like a jungle and discouraged hunting for errant shots, causing me to loose more balls than on any course I've played. Strike Three!