Miami Springs Golf & Country Club

Course layout was great, especially the greens. Grass was a bit high on the sides, waking it difficult to find the balls. First, restaurant was closed when we started, with a sign saying they'll open at 4 pm. Then restaurant was closed when we finished at 5 pm for a board meeting.

I’ve been playing this course for years because it’s close to my home and not expensive. This past Sunday 5/18/25, I found it in particularly bad shape, though. The fairways have lots of dead spots with dirt and lots of weeds. I rarely got a good lie in the fairway and continuously had to move my ball to find a decent patch of clean grass. The tee boxes are particularly destroyed and uneven. It’s hard to find a decent stance to hit from. It’s sad. The greens however are in very good condition. Surprisingly good!

Course in good shape, greens all in very good conditions.

Really enjoyed my round at Miami Springs. Overall course is pretty good, the recently renovated greens are in great shape and has some challenging ululations on each one. One thing that stood out to me was the challenge of each part three. Two par threes are over 200 yards each and one is a shorter one at about 140 yards with a significantly raised green from the tee box. Some of the tees

could use some work and along with some of the fairways. However, that did not take away from the overall experience of the course. It’s pretty neat to play a place that used to host a professional tournament for over 30 years between 1925 to 1955. if you’re in the Miami area and are looking to have a good public golf course experience go play Miami Springs.

A somewhat premium golf course based upon price and amenities but the course itself is average at best. The fairways are not in great shape. The greens are a bit better, in good, but not great shape. The layout is good but the course is not particularly challenging, except for the approach shot on the greens. The greens are elevated and rock hard, making it challenging to land your ball on the greens and have it stick from a distance, especially for the average player. When I played, 3-4 of the longer fairways were blocked from carts, although the course wasn’t wet. I’m not sure why, except that they were not in great shape. There are better courses available in this price range.

Love the greens best part of the chorus fairways need repair not in good shape and there’s no measurement in terms of distance. Everyone doesn’t have a distance finder. I don’t so it was difficult with the distance no markers no designated distant signage made it difficult.

Greens are just ok. Fairways (if you can call them that way) terrible. Tees not close to good.

Some fairways were roped off and most of them were in really bad shape. Greens were good.

We got stuck behind a very slow group, and turned into a very long 5!hour round.

The greens were in good shape and several fairways were

under repair - that shows they’re trying to keep up with course conditions.

Still think that it cost too much for this golf course but we’re running low on options.

Over 20 rounds played, and every time it gets worse.

MS had done a great job with the renovation, only to completely ignore proper course upkeep. Fairways and tee boxes have turned into sand pits. Sad, given that the course has a great layout and location. Hope they turn it around

Love the layout, Played here after it reopened from renovation - unfortunately, it seems to have taken a step back in course conditions now. Not sure if this is just because everyone showed up to play after the Reno but the fairways and some tee boxes need help. Greens are good but slower