The Club Renaissance

Great staff! Kudos to Cindy in Proshop and Cindy in restaurant/bar as well as starter George. Can see proactive work being done on course.. looks like the Super is keeping up with the drought challenges. Food was great and reasonably priced. Will be back.

Course need rain and greens just dressed. Greens are like putting in the parking lot and course needs water bad . Ranger was nice and friendly.

Always greeted by their very friendly and professional staff. Lots of friendly golfers in the practice area. Course is being maintained at a very high level. Greens were very, very, very fast after all this cold weather we have experienced.

I would highly recommend this course to my friends. Course was in great condition. Greens were good. I really enjoy playing this course! Will be back for sure!

The course is women friendly so my wife and I had a great time. The course is challenging and the greens are excellent and fast.

Staff was very friendly. The course was in great condition. I was paired up with a couple of members and we had a great time! The greens were in great condition, just the way I like them! The only drawback was pace of play on the front.

(First of all a point of note, I do not leave golf reviews) But the amount of frustration, aggravation and complete waste of time our foursome experienced was ridiculously uncalled for. We drove almost 2 hours from Punta Gorda, FL. to arrive at Club Renaissance arriving 25 minutes before our tee time. We proceeded to check in at the pro shop where we were told a morning tourney started an hour late and we would have to wait until they were finished. Tee time was at 1:48pm, we hit our first ball at 2:40pm after every single other golfer teed off before us. Pace of play was pathetic, we didn't finish 18 until literally in the dark waiting after waiting on every hole. I truly feel like I brought three friends to a clown show instead of a pleasant day of golf. How about DO NOT post tee times at your course then completely ignore reserved tee times posted. No concern for the players, you've got your money already. Nothing but confusion at the pro shop desk, no club pro to be found(I was searching for one). Tbh, I actually liked the course lay out, the greens were lighting fast, but everything else was anything but green. Very dried out fairways and rough areas, although the dry conditions didn't affect play, just poor esthetics visually. So let's review the review shall we? If you are going to Club Renaissance, absolutely prepare to wait until well after your given tee time. And trust me I counted, there were 12 golf carts waiting on hole number 10 stacked up to tee off. Yet our foursome at the 1:48pm tee time was completely dead last tee off. It literally became a "well we were here first" mentality on hole 10. Never seen anything like that at any reputable golf course/country club.

I had a blast, greens are in great shape. The scenery is beautiful!

The Club at Renaissance is a good, high quality golf course. Plenty of length, and imbued with lots of treachery - water and big bunkers. The greens are quick and deceptive. The key to conquering this course is accuracy. Approach below the hole to give yourself a chance at birdie. Above the hole is asking allot of most putters.

Course was not in the greatest shape. There was a lot of clearing of areas going on which made for less than stellar ambiance. The greens were very sandy. The staff was pleasant.

A bit dry. Nothing holds on greens, too much sand on greens. The rough is very rough, like none existent. It is a nice layout. Pace was ok.

A very nice course, good conditions, interesting layout.