Clearwater Country Club

Greens are better. Course isn’t as wide as some. The course has obstacles and character. Good for practice placing the ball where it’s supposed to be.

Golf instructor, Harrison can get you in the game and navigating the course if needed.

Course conditions and layout average. Pace of play way too slow- no rangers. As many as 3 groups on a tee.

Do not waste your money. Many other courses to play. Only good thing was the food server. One man show but he was a good guy. Layout is bad for some golfers. Many holes surrounded by roads and homes.

I've played here 5 times this year and have encountered delays with tee times and slow play on 2 previous occasions. But this time, it was ridiculous. We teed off at our 1:52 time slot and one hole in we ran into a backlog. It was so bad, we were joined on the back 9 by the twosome that teed off at 3:00! Very poor management of tee times and non existent rangers on the course to monitor pace of play. It's hard to play well when you wait 23 minutes to hit a shot. In speaking with various members, this is apparently normal for this course, which has a reputation for terrible pace of play and unwillingness to address it. I won't be back unless this is addressed.

My wife and I were matched up with another couple at the Clearwater Country Club for an 8:37 Tee Time.. The Starter let us off a little early. The course is an old course layout. The greens were perfect - literally. Pay attention to the grain. Most of the Fairways were in good shape as were the Bunkers. The rough was easily playable. We played the White Tees and the Ladies played the Red Tees. My wife giggled with glee at the significant advantage. We finished in under 4 hours. We had a great time and even went in to have a beverage and Lunch. The Staff was great as was really food. The Clearwater Country Club is definitely a Must Play.

Staff is friendly and helpful. Course was in good shape. Greens were very good.

Decenct course that really could use a much better s

Watering system

Awful pace, poor conditions. Need a lot of tlc. Dangerous course, alomst got hit many times.

Will not go back, been there done that

Played Clearwater CC three times this month during our March visit to the Gulf area. The course is one of the better public courses in the area for this time of year. Greens and fairways in pretty decent shape. Pace of play is slow but that is to be expected for March in Florida. Used Golf Now deals to get a price reduction on green fees which makes this a good deal.

Another disappointing day of golf at Clearwater Country Club. The condition of course was poor at best. Tee boxes were ratty, little to no turf in the fairways and rough and the bunkers and there edgings were some of the worst we've seen in a long time. The best part the course were the greens. Most of them had a lot of grass on them but unfortunately they were running at about 8 on the stimpmeter. Lastly, pace of play was slow which is very typical for this course...

Nice course but does not appear to have irrigation on the fairways or rough so you need to find a clump of grass to hit off or hurt your wrists on the hard, barren ground.

Too bad, it could be a great course.

Greens were in good shape and were fair. Fairways were in poor condition (lack of water & maintenance). Good sand in traps but seems like most regular users don’t bother raking. Rental clubs were subpar for $45/ round. Men’s clubs had no pitching wedge. Women’s set had only nine clubs with only PW & no SW.. Clubs should have been retired a few years ago. Staff was pleasant, but overall experience was a double bogey.

They started us on the back 9 and the first 3 holes went fast and then it really slowed down. In fact four groups on one par 4 tee box. Think the reason they started us on the back was to get more groups out..didnt work! Once we made the turn pace was real good