Freedom Fairways

The course has always been my go to course when there's no one to play with from my Sunday group. It's hit or miss with the clubhouse lady, somedays she's mean like an old rattlesnake.

As for the course, the greens are always slow, which I understand, today all of them had some amount of sand on them. Some of the ter boxes have seen better days. For the most part all of the fairways are in decent shape. The carts are not in too bad a shape.

Overall you're not playing there if you're looking to play a great course, it is an executive course and plays like one. I quite enjoy playing there instead of going to a range and I have always played under 3hours, my fastest time was 2hours. Today I started at 9:30 and was done by 12 and I had a foursome with 2 groups of 2 in front of me. I hit 2 balls most of the round so I could get my practice in for next weekend.

The course is fairly narrow and there are lots of opportunities to put a tee shot in the water. We played this as our first tune up round for the season and the greens were not in the best of shape, We had a good time and could finish quickly because the course is much shorter than most. Think of this as an executive course and if you are out for a quick and sometimes challenging round at a reasonable price,, this course is a good selection.

Front nine somewhat rough, back nine better shape. Staff very friendly and helpful, but course could use a little work.

A more challenging course than the 3210 yard, 63 par rating might suggest. It was my third visit with the aim of improving accuracy of shots. Based on past experience, I did well to replace the driver with a ball picker. Best strategic decision for narrow fairways with short slopessteeping down to alligator habitats..

Course conditions were very good on a cool, misty day, except for the first three greens that were not green on several large patches. Watch out for the fairway of the 18th, marshy!

I recommend this fun course.

The is really an executive course. The par 4s are long par’s. No par 5’s. It is a great course for the 60+crew.

Good course to work on your short game. Be prepared for slow pace

The employees at this course were great , the greens were quite long (fuzzy) First 3 greens need a lot of work but the rest were overall good, I liked the lay out and would play again !

Greens of 1st four holes in bad shape due to vandalism. rest of greens were very slow. Course has several challenging holes that requires some thought. Not a pushover course. Would like to play there again.

We had fun playing this executive course, but the greens were very long and didn’t roll well. The layout was fun to play but didn’t pass by the club house at the turn. There also wasn’t a snack person driving around to purchase snacks from. I didn’t dislike the course I just missed some of the standard amenities offered at most courses.

The 3300 yard par 63 executive course is perfect for working out your short game. It has nine par 3's and nine par 4's set within varying water hazards that prove to be a test to accuracy and club selection. The average round is 3 hours and is an enjoyable setting to play. Freedom Fairways Golf has seasonal as well as annual memberships and is open to the public for daily play.

Good experience. More challenging than pure executive course

Discovered after first tee shot that flag was not in green but in fairway in front of green, with a white circle drawn around it. Same for the second hole and then again for third hole.........Maybe seeding the greens.?? That's fine, but let your customer know before they pay their money for 18 holes of golf.

Good course for someone who wants to play a quick 18 holes. I can play the entire course in about 2-2 1/2 hours.

At 9:30 on the sprinklers were watering the greens, Had to dodge around them. They should be watering the course at night and not in the morning when the most players are on the course.