East at Orangebrook Country Club

The course is enjoyable to play. Speed of play was good.

We are losing so many golf courses in south Florida that Orangebrook keeps looking better and better. The greens might need some TLC but the reality is that for the price you can't go wrong. Either course is great and as long as you understand that Orangebrook is the only municipal course left you'd understand why we need to keep playing it.

I had a good game and good time here. I thought the course was pretty easy and straight forward. Not too many lakes so you dont have to worry about losing your balls in the water. Lol

The course isn’t in the best of shape, but it’s maintained well enough to enjoy at a decent price. I was fortunate to get out by myself before a twosome and was able to finish in 3 hours, but I can see where the course would often get backed up if you’re stuck playing behind the wrong people.

The staff seems to be overwhelmed with COVID, got to the course 30 minutes early to check in and hit balls but was told that I am too early. Tried to explain and the guy (Pete) behind the desk asked to come back in 20 minutes. Our playing partners had the same experience as they arrived an hour early to rent clubs and hit balls.

It’s not a terrible deal for the price point but would rather play other local courses.

Good but slow on back 9, need Ranger out there speeding ppl up

Arrived early. Starter got us off early. On east course score card doesn’t have red.. says green.. tee boxes marked by red... little confusing at first.

Small greens some need repair but pin position were in places that it didn’t matter.

Two courses to choose from. Value is excellent. Well staffed with friendly and helpful people. If you're looking for a relaxed round with enough of a challenge to keep you interested, this is the place. Bunkers were a little rough but Covid policies are part of the problem (no rakes). Very enjoyable!

The spacious East Course of long-maligned Orangebrook was in surprisingly decent condition, save a few tee boxes, a couple of sand-sogged greens and rock-hard bunkers. Though conditions have been dry of late, the usually thinnish fairways were in good shape. Unhappily, the starter mistakenly sent me out as a solo player on a busy, and gorgeous, Friday afternoon. But after hopscotching the front nine, I found a pleasant threesome on the back nine to finish the round at a robust pace. There was no beverage cart service, nor GPS. Staffers at the snack bar , pro shop and cart attendants were friendly and efficient. A Hot Deal definitely worth the price.