Madison Green Country Club

Fairways and greens are full of sand and dead grass

Fairways were brown. Not sure if they are redoing them or just didn’t water them. Greens were ok, not great. Not worth playing for $60.

I would recommand this course to any friend if it was in good condition but unfortunately it wasnt really great yesterday

Le terrain était sec peu de gazon.

Difficile au départ de planter le tee car s'il très sec.

I have played this year at this course several times. Now the fairways are burned. Everything was dry, as if they had stopped watering for weeks! For the next time, I will find out if acceptable conditions will be back!

The Golf Course is in very good condition the Greens are very well taken care, the people are wonderful, I love how they attend me every time I go very cheerful smiling and friendly and they always have an answer for every question that is needed either to request instructors or to request anything at the restaurant All very good!!!!

nice track but burned out completely-- greens were ok

Incredible food . Kind people around course. Beautiful view. Highly recommended ❤️😍

I usually enjoy this course, but it seems to be lacking water, lots of brown spots, and generally in barely average condition.

I really should have asked for a refund. This course for years was in impeccable shape and now I don’t know what happened to it. Really has downhill fast. But the staff is awesome. Just might need a redo of the turf

Course used to be in decent shape and value for the money. The current condition of the course could only be described as desert like. No water has touched the tee boxes or fairways in what looks like months. You definitely need to roll the ball in the fairway to hit from some grass. The only benefit to the dry conditions is you could get an extra 30-50 yards on your drives due to the roll out. Greens were in decent shape. This time of year the courses are $$ in Palm Beach County. Don’t waste your money on this course.

Starred with mid-sized range balls, then on to a ragged practice green. I was paired with 3 who averaged 10's on the 1st hole but spent an extra 10 minutes looking for balls on the right (the range!) and the left (someone's back yard!). After 30+ minutes we were on hole 2, same deal but with a single behind us had to strongly suggest we let through. I actually joined him, only to spend 10 minutes witching HIM look for balls in the water left. I played 1 more hole with him and found 3 4-somes stacked on the next hole.I drove around them, found a ranger, and got a sad look and a "... what can I do...?) I drove straight to the clubhouse and asked for the pro. The assistant pro listened with a blank stare and ask what I expected! Admittedly I must be dumb because I've played here 3 or 4 times with variations of the same result. NEVEr AGAIN!

Madison Green is well maintained and staffed by the most friendly people, from the pros, check in staff, the starters, the bag handlers, and grounds keepers. The course has sand and water, hills and plantings that add to the challenge, but also add to the beauty and enjoyment of the play.

Greens and fairways were very spotty and weeds throughout

Probably the worst course conditions I’ve ever seen in South Florida. Spotty greens, fairways were worse, weeds everywhere including the greens. A last resort for the very desperate golfer.

Gairways not in good shape. Neither are sand traps.

Started late (though we were all present 10 minutes early), and were constantly held up by 2 groups in front of us (this was at 11am on a weekday)—not great. Took 2.5 hours to get through 9... given the course wasn't in very good shape and the cart girl didn't come around for the first 9 holes, it was not the most enjoyable afternoon.