Meadow Oaks Golf & Country Club

Always have a good time, even if my game is off. Course is in good condition, staff is friendly. Sand traps could be better?

Decent course. A little short but fun. Greens are big and in very good condition. Rest of course is above average. Only disappointment was we planned on having lunch after at 4:00 but there was no service. Only cold sandwiches. I was looking forward to a nice meal cause normally they serve great food.

A well kept nice course. Good layout lots of water Hazards.

All personal are friendly.

Nice course

It rained for an hour before my tee time but the course drained very nicely. A few of the fairways puddled up but the greens held up very well. I love this course and I wish I lived closer.

Good round at Meadow Oaks. Greens are good, medium pace. Fairways have grass to hit off. Tee boxes maintained. Pace was slow because of the old guys in front, good golfers but really slow, 4 1/2 hour round. I'll be back.

All in good shape, greens are firm but a bit slow. Fun short course 6000 from the tips, 5400 next up.. generous landing area on driving holes, greens are flat & easy to read.

Well maintained facility. Great layout. Fun to play.

As usual, enjoyed playing Meadow immensely again! Great friends, great staff, great weather add up to a great day of golf!

Nicely improved course every year. Greens were improving from being punched, fairways ok, tee boxes ok. Great value for the money. Shot course that helps your scoring. Will play again.

Good layout, needs some tcl, especially their carts.

I was invited to play a "Breakfast" 9-hole round of golf this past Sunday. The weather was perfect, friends were in abundance and we were getting into our carts when a woman (was later told it was the Pro Shop Cafe manager) went crazy. Apparently, she was bothered by the perfume the woman who works as a starter (very nice lady, by the way) was wearing and refused to allow her to enter the Clubhouse. I felt so sorry for this poor lady starter. She was treated in such an unprofessional way and I hope that the matter was brought to the attention of the manager of the course.

Needless to say, I chose not to stay for the breakfast, as I was wearing cologne and feared being accosted by this crazy person.

To the course management: Get control of your employees.....they will definitely affect who plays at your course and who works there.

Meadow Oaks is 5 minutes from our house, we moved to Florida in March 2020. When I first played there a few months ago, I would say it needed a lot of love, since then, they have greatly improved the condition of the course. The greens are in great shape, most of the fairways are as well. I'm sure with the peak season approaching, all the fairways will be great. The staff is always friendly, and the cost is very good.

I like this course layout - fairly easy if you are striking it decent, but there is some trouble out there if your are not. Although 18 is a little "querky" in my opinion: It is a drivable par 4 that does have some bailout room for inaccuracy , but no other option but to go for it due to lack of fairway by design. A definite birdie op even with a not so accurate tee shot. Par 5s are on the shorter side so the medium length hitters get a shot to get home in 2. Pace was slow on the front due to a foursome ahead hacking their way around, but an hour long rain delay pretty much cleared the course for me and I played the last 10 holes in about an hour as a single. Fairways were pretty good and the greens I would give at least a 7 or 8 out of 10. Not a full blown stretched out 7000 yarder with forced carries so this course is fun and playable for all.