Dunedin Golf Club

Love this golf course. Donald Ross design lots of history play it every year in February.

Course conditions had improved from several weeks ago. Carts were allowed on fairways.Greens were challenging, but fair. Always like playing here

Course in terrible shape. Gashes in greens. Some fairways you had to look for a non hard pan or sand lie. I treated three friends that complained and called it a goat ranch

I have played here many times. Today the course was in deplorable condition.

I understand that this time of year the grass can be spotty but today it was almost nonexistent. The sand traps appeared to be totally unkept. Much of it was due to golfers not raking after themselves but it didn’t look like any recent maintenance had been done. The greens were in okay condition but again a little care taken by golfers would go a long way. The pace of play was painfully slow. I do not understand why there is no ranger of the course, especially early in the morning because once it starts to back up all pace of play is gone. I observed one group playing from tee boxes way beyond their abilities, spending too much time looking for lost balls and hitting extra shots as we waited behind them. I paid a higher price than I should have but that was my choice. I don’t think $70 is reasonable especially given the poor condition of the course.

If you play your best game hitting off of green mud, then this is the course for you. Fairway grass is sparse making very tight lies.

It has seen better days.

The course is on a large tract of land. Lots of sand traps. Only 2 memorable holes. The carts have range finders whic is very helpful. We will give it another try.

Teed off at Dunedin at 1140a. Course appeared to be busy, but my foursome got our round complete in 4h 15m. Course conditions were only fair tees to greens but the greens were in pretty good shape and rolled true. Tee boxes were particularly rough.

From tee to green most holes are pretty wide open and forgiving for the spray hitter. There are two or three forced carries. Greens are on the small side with many false fronts and lots of slope. The greens complexes are the course's primary line of defense.

The bag guy and the pro shop staff were courteous and helpful. The starter not so much.

Bottom line, I'm looking forward to playing Dunedin again.

In 25 years of doing this, I have never lost a ball at a course in worse condition than this place! Tee boxes were beat, the amount of grass on the fairways was scarce at best (many shots off dirt or ground under repair) and greens had many bare spots. Only thing up to par were bunkers (if other players raked them). Pace of play was atrocious and never once saw a marshall/ranger. Skipped ahead just to avoid the backlog. Amount charged to play this dump was ridiculous for the product—paid over $200 to play a championship course in the area the day before and would do so again and again before I ever set foot on this disgrace to it’s designer course (Donald Ross tract). If you’re looking for a good course, stay as far away from this place as you can!

Lackluster course conditions aren't worth the money

Nice course. Enjoyed playing. Course in very good condition, even though rained all day the previous day. Would highly recommend.