Golf Club At South Hampton

Course was good. Punched greens were bad. Slowest play ever. No marshal to manage. Three groups waiting on 14th tee.

The greens are much better now and nor as sandy...

Staff was great - that is ALWAYS the case at South Hampton - We were the first ones out so the pace of play was excellent. The greens, which were recently punched were in bad (not brutal) shape. It would have been nice knowing the conditions of the greens before we played but that seems to be the new normal here in Florida. I WOULD recommend this place once the greens get back to where they should be.

Amazing layout and fun. The heat has the greens in bad shape but everything else was in good shape. If you like being able to hit big on all the holes, definitely the course to play.

As much as I enjoy this course...I understand aeration and the need for it...You should tell customers how sandy the greens are and reduce tve price....Impossible to putt on...

Course in great condition...fairways to greens in great shape even with all this heat.

I’m not sure what has happened in the recent months but this course seems to be progressively going downhill. Tall weeds scattered throughout fairways and around greens, practice area was straight dirt and the greens themselves are in terrible condition. Check in staff is hit or miss, some are friendly others act as though they are being forced to stand there and do their job. Also seems odd they charge nearly $15 more to pay in person compared to paying through Golf Now.

Great course and friendly people, only complaint is the greens were a bit sandy and dead.

Tee boxes and fairways are in excellent shape. They are work on the greens which were recently punched.

Was a hot and humid day but managed to get around in just about 3 hours. I think a lot of groups succumbed to the heat and quit after 9 holes. The course - tees and fairways- were excellent. The greens not so much. Actually poor. Do know when they were aerated but with the rain and heat I would think they would show some signs of life. They don’t. Back nine and front nine #9 were basically cart path only which may have been why groups chose to stop after nine.

Nice course liked the lay out but the greens were ruff

None of the sand traps contain the same type of sand. Some are nothing but clay with puddles in the bottom of them. Those that have rakes half of the rakes are broken. There are clumps of goose grass all over the course, especially around the tees and greens. The greens are currently unputtable due to constant sanding verti cutting. Personally, of the four courses on County Road 210, South Hampton will be my last choice to play.

Tees and fairways were excellent . Bathrooms on the course were locked. Greens were surprisingly poor. They were dry and bumpy. Looked like they had been sanded at some recent point. Quite disappointing which is too bad.

Over the last couple of years, South Hampton has been a very good course. Fairly open off tee with nicely conditioned tee boxes and fairways. Also a pretty good layout with a balance of straight holes, dog-leg left, and dog-leg right. The problem is they have pretty much lost the greens. Sandy, bumpy, very slow. Pretty much, not puttable. I know it is aerification season, but this appears to be a far bigger problem than just "recovering from punching them." These greens are pretty much the same as Hyde Park, with no offense to Hyde Park as I know they don't have the money for better greens. South Hampton does have the money and should have a better product than this for what they charge. I say go somewhere else until they fix their greens.