Schalamar Creek Golf Club

This course is absolutely awful Robert in the pro shop is ridiculous. For 33.00 to have greens look the way they do is hilarious. Nothing is updated on here for course conditions, front 9 is closed due to being wet, ba m 9 is open for cart path only. They overbook so pace of play will be way down and having everyone play the back 9 will only make it worse. Go play Huntington hills for 10.00 bucks more and don’t worry about anything listed above.

One of the worst courses in lakeland florida would not tell anyone to play there

We like the course. Lots of places to lose balls. But today, the greens were horrible. My playing partner says they are using the wrong grass. But, they were bumpy with very few smooth spots. On the two or three greens that were in decent shape, they were slow. The ones with problems were slick. Made for difficult putting. But otherwise, good shape. We'll be back.

This is a golf course in a 55+ mobile home retirement community located in a swamp.

It is priced accordingly. The greens are horrible. If it has rained a lot (and this is Florida, it rains every afternoon) a lot of the course gets flooded and they put out the cart path only signs.

The staff is great, they put coolers full of ice water about every 4 holes. There's a ton of shade, there's a lot of play that isn't in people's back yards but in the woods.

When you don't want to pay $100 for Eaglebrooke or wait 20 minutes between holes at Cleveland Heights, this place is a pretty good choice.

Played this course with 10 other players. The greens were terrible. Bare spots, weeds in the greens. After the round they told us they’d been working on them for months and can’t get them to come around.. Play somewhere else!

The layout was fun. Conditions were as good as they could be with all the rain we got this weekend. Didn’t explore the off course amenities other than grabbing a quick sandwich on the way out, but it appeared as though they had a lot of things to offer.

This place should be embarrassed to call themselves a golf course. I play 1 to 3 times a week and this is by far the worst shape of any course I've ever played. The tee boxes are sand boxes and the greens, well there are no greens. They have browns and I'm not sure if there was more crab grass or sand on them, tough call. The rough at most places are in better shape then these fairways. Also I guess 3 and a half hour pace of play for 18 is unacceptable as the starter bothered us multiple times saying people were calling the clubhouse. All in all the worst golf experience I've ever had and would definitely steer clear.

When you read the course overview, it sounds like a great course. There is NOTHING “Championship” about this course. Tee’s are burnt out and bare. I don’t think the ever move the tee markers. Fairways are a mix of weeds and either Crabgrass or St. Augustine, neither of which should be on a fairway. It’s been dry, so the Grass is not aggressively growing, but what is there has not been mowed in days. I actually lost a ball in the “fairway. No delineation between the fairway and the rough, it’s the same “stuff” from tee to green and side to side. Bunkers are “Ok”. Greens are an absolute mess! Burnt out, a combination of 4-5 vegetation varieties including what looks like dried out moss, some type of “greens turf”, whatever’s in the fairway and a host of weeds. There were a few greens that had chewed up section with dirt piles. Not sure if it was animals or man made, regardless, no one had made any attempt to fix these chewed up chunks of green (multiple square feet). It’s a fun course when it’s cared for, but right now no one is showing it any love…

As we drove into the development we fully expected to be playing through their backyards. The course was not that at all! I felt like I was in North Carolina minus the hills. Well kept fairways, greens were in good shape and it was filled with woods and birds! BONUS I got my first hole in one! We will definitely be back,!