Gainesville Country Club

This course is getting better & better. Greens rolling true

The greens and tees were atrocious. Spend your money elsewhere!

The staff were very friendly. The golf carts are practically brand new. For the price I paid, I am happy. I would definitely pay more if the course was in better condition. I realize how much work (and money) it takes to maintain and make a course shine. I think this course can become amazing again with some work and community effort.

The staff is very friendly, the field is well identified and the field is very pleasant. Very quiet and has. good maintenance. The only thing that the drive range is not working.

Tee blocks bare and weed-invested, fairways have bare areas and abundant weed grass, most greens have damage and weeds. Some approaches to greens are more like rough. Course hazards are not well defined, maintenance workers mow over red stakes and toss them aside (or it looks that way). Flag positions on the greens are not changed often. Bottom line - the course is being neglected and maintained by a hard working few.

Probably due to the abundance of rain in the last couple months the club' is in very poor condition. Layout is truly old school and could be a great track once the grasses recover and maintenance is done.

This course has a few holes with significant changes in elevation and well-placed water and sand hazards. The greens are generally in very good condition and the fairways are just O.K., depending on when last mowed. I have lost balls in the fairway on occasion because of the deep Bermuda, and any ball hit into the rough, even near a fairway or green, can be lost. The course is moderately long and the different tee boxes accommodate players of different driving lengths. A good value.

Due to rains over the last several days course play limited to cart path only. It was tolerable until we had a 3 some come up behind us and one player was hitting his ball before we got back to our cart on the cart path. Problem was that he was not adhering to the cart path only rule. He was back and forth on the course so we let them through and about that time course management came up and advised them of the rules. They then started obeying the cart path only rule.

Course used to be a private club, The grounds were probably very good back then. It is now public and needs some work. Most of the greens had foreign grass on them, making putting a challenge. Fairways were decent, rough was OK. Tee boxes need some love too. But it is Florida, in September, and we are not paying $100 for a round. Could be a great course again if fixed up. I would still play here again.

Had to wait 25 min for a cart at my 10:00 tee time. Kind of ridiculous.very slow pace since they allowed a group of 5 ahead of me.

The greens on the course are much improved. The putting green is better but still needs work.. The chipping green is rough! Traps are being improved but are not in good shape. There is a lot if maintenance activity going on on the course. GPS didn’t register accurate yardages on Holes 10 & 11. The course putts better than other public courses in the area. Pro Shop attendant needs ti be friendlier. They are trying!