Davie Golf & Country Club

Very nice course not great greens can be difficult but was able to book tee time last minute not knowing how my schedule was. from day to day. while in area. Price was fair. I played it twice while in town...

Love the layout. Thinking man's course. Greens were very rough and in poor condition.

I’ve seen better days at this course. Great track it’s a shame they let it go

Greens were terrible! Just terrible, weeds all over.

I will not play here again - Not worth $57.00

No WaY!

Pace was good but tees, fairways and greens in poor condition.

Bad green

And not so good fairways

Will not play again

I was very dismayed at the horrible condition of this course. Every single green a waste land of dead grass, brown patches and earth with hardly any green grass. The fairways were in slightly better shape than the greens but still terrible.

This course should not be open for play and the management should warn golfers at the deplorable condition of the greens.

DO NOT PLAY HERE.

Also, although this place markets itself as the place of fun - the check guy in at the pro shop was decidedly grumpy.

Course could be very good with some TLC. We read the reviews about the "bad" greens so our expectations were low. The greens did look pretty bad but rolled better than most courses we have played in the area. We all agreed to play here again. It is the most challenging of the public courses we have played. Conditions were windy which made it even more difficult. The staff was very welcoming. Much nicer people than the other courses we have played.

Course layout is very nice blend of water, narrow fairways and small challenging greens. Greens are not in great shape on front 9 better back 9. Greens are small with multi-levels, fairways are ok, generally have slope to deal with. Not a course you can blast away need to shape your shots. Enjoyed the round of golf. /no amenities bare bones check in.

Course fairways and around greens in pretty good condition. Greens were not in very good condition.

Apart from real problems with the state of the greens - this is one tough course. Which leads to the main problem: the pace of play is glacial. Simply put, the average 18+ handicap player cant play this course from the men’s tees. Too many balls in the drink - there is water on virtually every hole. Which leads to long delays as people search for their errant shots. And snowbirds only compound the problem: they are going to find that lost ball! Of course if someone got the message to them that “thar be alligators” in the water … maybe that’d speed things up.