Royal St. Cloud Golf Links - Red/White Course

Always in nice condition. Pace of play is good. Course is challenging.

Well, Royal St. Cloud is a go to for a great value round with three well-maintained, nine hole courses, links style, well worth playing. This particular day they had an event that ran late and screwed up. Everyone’s teetimes, this is a pure management error in the employees were left to deal with it still a highly recommended golf course, especially for the value.

My wife and I played a round on New Year's Day. The course was backed up about 20 minutes due to a tournament that played long but it wasn't too bad considering that it was a holiday. Nice range and nice practice green. Also, they have a wedge practice area with targets, bunkers, and a green to chip too.

The course is a really nice layout and we loved the "links style." It didn't feel like we were golfing in Florida.

The only real drawback on the day was that somehow a 5-some got in front of us. I don't know why courses let 5-somes out. We had to skip a hole to get past them as they were oblivious to anyone on the course but themselves.

Hoping to go back and play it again soon.

Played the blue/white courses. Fantastic value for the course. Some pretty unique holes. Overall it was a great round of golf.

Course is in good shape, but not country club condition. Challenging layout. Great to play.

Highly recommend. got unlucky with the two we got paired with. talk during our teeshots (someonetimes in our swinging motion) and they had 1 set of clubs between the two so they were slow. always asked us to finish out even when they still had to chip.(i could atill have a 20foot putt)overall a confusing experience on a stellar course.

The course was in good condition as were the greens. Most fairways had plenty of grass with just a few bald spots. The only negative was the time it took to play the round. The course was extremely crowded.

A Golfer's Playground:

Royal St. Cloud Golf Links is like a golf amusement park, seriously. They've got three 9-hole courses – White, Blue, and Red. Today, we tackled the Blue to Red layout, and it was a wild ride.

Blue Course:

The Blue course is all about wide fairways, wasteland bunkers, big water hazards, and smooth greens. Those greens? Super fast. Better hold on! Your putt might roll off the green.

Red Course:

The Red course is a different beast. Tight fairways, water everywhere, bunkers ready to gobble your balls, and out-of-bounds signs popping up when you least expect them. In my opinion the Longer and Harder side of the property.

Retro Vibes:

Something I've never seen on a golf course is these cool old-school phone booths (pictured above). Definitely a unique design choice!

Course Conditions:

The whole place was in great shape and worth every penny. Each hole has its flair and style, and I'm pumped to take on the White course soon!

Whether you're a pro or just getting into golf, @royalstcloudgolflinks has something for everyone. Make sure to plan your trip out that way sometime soon!

Played here a few times- always have a great time. Staff is awesome and the course is one of our favorites