Miami Springs Golf & Country Club

I love playing this course because it challenges your driver tee shots. The greens were sanded and weren't cut so it had this hairy feel and look. So putts were slow and the ball f=didn't track. Greens should be nice in about 2 weeks

This is my second time there, and the greens are terrible, full of sand, is like putting in the beach.

There's better value for your money at other courses. But overall good if you get a deal.

It's not a difficult course. Not many places for you to make a deadly mistake; even if you do, most likely you can still recover your ball. Conditions are OK. It's a good place to practice your golf skills. I would recommend playing this course for less than $33.

Of course being around since 1922, one might expect a few items to possibly be a little long in the tooth. But you can see they are still keeping the course a viable entertainment value. It isn't really all that incredible or even special but nicely maintained(very important at all times but especially during pandemic-mostly level tee boxes, medium speed greens well maintained, bunkers in excellent shape, nice fairways and very playable "rough") and as moderately challenging as you want-move up or back on the tee boxes introduces distance and doglegs. Overall a pleasant experience.

This course's defense is distance. Several par 4's well over 400, and a 225 yd. par 3.

This is one of the original courses of Miami, well designed that still stands as a good and challenging test of accuracy and distance control.

Have played the course about ten times now. Excellent value as the green fees are very affordable for a nicely designed and well maintained course. Staff is very friendly. Difficulty is average, a little bit tougher on the back 9. Nothing not to like about this place!

It was a blast! 45 mph winds.

175 yard drives. Followed by 300 yard drives.

There are no raised tee markers to indicate where to tee off. The tees were painted blue, white and yellow probably months ago but they are very very difficult to find for anyone on the course for the first time. Every hole presented an unecessary waste of time to find the tee and then select a club. Another unecessary issue are the cups, which are raised, which means the ball is considered holed if it hits the raised metal cup. I hit a hot thin shot across the green which hit the raised cup and traveled panother 5 yds. I counted it as holed but it would have never dropped in the cup. Someone who plays golf should manage this course.