Dunedin Golf Club

Greens were just plugged bad conditions around greens. tee boxes in bad shape Might play later in seasons once greens fillout

Like the course and have played it many times.

Unfortunately; did not check beforehand to see if the greens had been aerated.

They had been done about four days earlier and were

basically unplayable.

Diminished the enjoyment greatly.

There were many areas where there was little grass-even in some fairways. I've been told the course is closing and much of it will be regrassed. Unless you just want to get in a quick round, I'd go somehere else until then.

Staff (including bev cart lady) were all great.

Range was mats. Ugh.

I really wanted to play Dunedin in January, but lacked the time. I am a PGA head professional and general manager, so I know a bit about golf course operations and turf maintenance. This course has only one slight blemish, and that is common with Florida public courses as a whole in this price range, they lack a 100% consistent playing surface. I played resort courses near Miami that had barely any turf and still charged $50. This was not that bad and probably 80% was decent. The food and beverages were pricey but good, beverage cart present. Little driving range with some not so recent balls, good enough to warm up. Greens were true, premium on approach shots and short game, miss short not long. Very little water if any…

It’s a nice course with fun layout however conditions

We’re not good.

Great layout, super tough greens, love the challenge. Staff were awesome. Grass is growing pretty well, wouldn’t call it plush

Not sure how this course ever got rated 4 stars. The greens were rough and 2 different grasses. Fairways and rough need water and care. The course has a rich history but there are simply better choices for the money.