East at Orangebrook Country Club

I was booked on the East Course but was closed due to the storm the days before so everyone was put on the West course so there was a bit of a queue but that's my only negative and only caused by the freak weather over the weekend.

I was more than happy that I paired up with another single and 2 ball especially as one of them knew the course :-) as sped the pace of play up and all were of a similar standard so was perfect.

The course was in great condition except a couple of greens but nothing to serious and very well layed out with water and bunkers placed to make you think about your shots instead of just whacking it towards a green. There was a 2 ball behind who were very patient and didn't try to rush us and the staff from the pro shop, bar and to sign me in to join the queue with my buggy were all very friendly and helpful.

Really wish I could play this course again before heading back to England but unfortunately not enough days left before heading home.

Course could be in a little better shape but nice staff, value for money, forgiving fairways, n nice layout make up for it.

The course layout is appealing and has wonderful potential. However, poor maintenance is all over; the greens are spotty, lumpy and bare in places, the tee boxes are sandy and uneven, and the fairways are a mixture of rough grasses and open dirt areas. The golf now booking say it is booked but there must be numerous cancellations as there was many openings and single golfers - a clear mismanagement problem. Unfortunately conditions have not really changed over past few years. A disgrace to Hollywood.

A Hollywood Resident

Last year I would have rated this a 4 star but this year I can't believe that in late February the greens are so bad. Some places have sand on the green, and I cannot believe they have the greens in so bad of shape this late in the season. I don't recommend it to anyone until they put their act together. Perhaps then I will up my ratings.