West at Orangebrook Country Club

Really.. Spend a little money on the greens. Mow them once in a while and get rid of invasive species. Do some re-seeding - EVERYWHERE. The layout deserves better. I played Orangebrook yesterday and another course on Key Biscayne today., The grreens at Organebrook were like putting on shag carpeting. Greeens today stimped 11+ . I couldn’t get use to how fat greens putted after Orangebrook. I played here several years ago and had a much better experience. I am a 10 HCP.

Last six holes on back very bunched up and slow. Course needs a Marshall. Played here several times in last few months it’s a persistent problem.

Course is still in great shape . Traps have improved from previous week. Greens are slow but very readable. That’s ok if you know they are slow. Live the west course layout. If your game is on you will score on this course.

Course continues to be somewhat rough around the edges. Electric cart died half through the course. They delivered a new one but then pace of play for the back 9 was very slow.

Played the West course which was in decent shape considering that it gets a lot of traffic during the height of the season. Tee boxes and greens are fine. The layout is quite challenging, so if you're looking for a relaxing round, play the East course instead. The staff is very nice and accommodating. I didn't try the amenities.

This was my first time playing the course. Other than the ever changing wind directions, the course provided options and layout different from what I normally experience in a Palm Beach County golf course for the money. My only two observations are the dry brown-out patches and rough cut greens. Second the starter let us out 10 minutes early, and yet by hole three groups were stacked up waiting 4-7 minutes to tee up the next hole. The courses disparately needs a player ranger to push groups along to keep the course of play consistent. Reminds my of playing the old West Palm Beach public course, wide open spaces, not enough tree lined breaks to hold off the wind. Love the conservation area protecting the burrowing owls, though.

Course. Was in great shape. Have played here many times. Greens we’re great but slow which was fine by me. Fairways we’re in good shape as were tee boxes.. the only negative was the sand traps which should have been raked better. I would say that the course was in the best shape I have seen it since the pandemic started.0

Enjoyed the game. Everything was good except the greens. They were very slow.

We have played here a few times and it is a good choice for regular golfers. Traps are rough and a few greens but overall a fun play worth your visit.

Heavy fertilizer on the green’s made it very difficult to putt

I enjoyed the layout ... some greens are better than others and there's some that could use some work. The value for the money was excellent for this area.

For most part, fairways in fair conditions, though had to move balls for shot on decent grass. Many t boxes in in terrible shape. Bunkers need more sand, maintenance and rakes. Greens quite small and challenging, and rolling fairly true. Lots of sloppy maintenance in rough areas. Not happy to be unable to drive to driving range, nor be able to hit off grass.

This could be a much better experience if ownerships willing to spend a little more money.

I haven’t played the West course in a few years, usually I play the East, but what a fun round I had playing the West side. Greens were just a little fuzzy, but overall in really nice shape. Tee boxes and fairways all in good shape. This course gets a lot of play but holds up really well. I look forward to playing it again soon.

Orangebrook West is a good layout but the fairways need work, the greens are much improved but could have used a cutting when I played. Our threesome moved at s good pace even though we were behind five players in the forward group. It is an inexpensive practice course but needs much more attention to compete in quality with other courses in south florida.