West at Orangebrook Country Club

You need more maintenance around the greens and the rough. It’s like a cow pasty of dead grass clippings all over the golf course.

Played here a few months ago and the greens were in bad shape. They are starting to come back now. Love both courses at Orangebrook but I hear they are closing them down soon. 18 on the west course went from a par 5 to a par 3 with no yardage markers to give you an idea how far the temp green is.

Course was in good condition. Some greens were just ok. The only bad point was the 18th hole on west was shortened and a temporary green due to construction of new Police Department building .

Greens looked rough fairways ok tee boxes need work too.

In South Florida, forget about paying $40-$50 for a round pretty much anywhere on a weekend. Thankfully Orangebrook exists. While the greens aren’t in the best of shape, the course overall is in OK condition but for $40 you really can’t beat it. If you aren’t looking to spend $80+ on a weekend for a round, Orangebrook is the spot.

If they worked a little bit on their greens this would be a great course. Carts staff wasn’t very nice when asked basic questions. I’d say, the pace of play was really good for a Saturday. Overall, you get what you pay for but it could be great if the greens were in better shape.

Orangebrook is where you go when you’re not looking for anything fancy, but still enjoy yourself. It’s kinda like a McD’s BigMac. You know exactly what you’re getting so you can complain if it’s not a steak or craft burger. The greens are small, generally a bit slow. It’s hard to lose a ball unless you splash one. My only caveat is the 18th on West was the bane of my existence (par 5 dogleg right for the approach), and now it’s a truncated par 4. Alas, never to be haunted by it again.

The course was in the best shape we have seen it in. Love the wildlife! My only complaint is there are not nearly enough water fill stations.