Sugarmill Woods Country Club - Oak Course

The course ( Front 9) is in pretty goood shape, greens overall were good. Could use more but pretty decent overall

The course was better than fair. The $45 fee was a bit high for the round. Although, it is Winter seasion and lunch is included at clubhouse.

I have played here a couple times and brought my 85 year old Dad to play. It was a quiet time of day so we enjoyed playing at our own pace.

We were unable to use the cart we put our clubs on so just put them on the next and we’re on our way. When we finished the first 9 we stopped for a drink and I realized my phone and wallet were in the other cart.

In a panic I went into pro shop and staff had on counter ! The friendliness and honesty along with our fun round will not soon be forgotten!

First time playing this course since spring. I will say it has improved. Greens are much better than last spring. Tee boxes fairly improved. Fairways are pretty hard but for the money, I will return.

Their course was in great condition considering we just had two hurricanes, the staff were great and very respectful the amenities were great and food was very good. Will be returning 100%

The course is nice and they are making great improvements

After hearing the course conditions had greatly improved I couldn’t have been more disappointed. Although there is more grass on the fairways and some of the greens are improving there is still a ton of work that needs to be done for me to return. Charging $40 dollars for a $20 dollar golf course is ridiculous, until this course gets back into shape they should lower the price to a fair amount.

Really like the layout of this course. If us vastly improved. A few greens and fairways are still struggling but the team is working hard to get them in top top shape.

Can't speak to th 9 hole Pine Course. But the 9 hole Cypress is looking good. Tee boxes are in good shape and the greens are as nice as several courses I play!!! Knowing the course had several past years of poor maintenance, I would give the grounds crew a gold star for the great work in turning it around. Keep up the good work!!!!

Course has its issues and needs much work completed to bring it back to its former glory. It will take two years at best to make it happen. Many $$$ needs to be put into the project ( new sprinkler system, continual weed treatments, cart paths are are not in good shape.

Membership said they are moving on which is sad to hear as Sugarmill Woods was a goof golf course in its time.

Front 9 are showing great improvement. Back 9 are coming along slowly. Fairways and greens are so much better.

Sugarmill Woods, like its sister course Citrus National, needs a new sprinkler system and pronto. It is sad to watch a course in decay.

The tees & fairways need considerable work. The first 5 greens are playable but the other 13 needs considerable amount of work and new sod put down and rolled.

There is plenty of crabgrass down each fairway and needs constant monthly chemical treatments. Red flags are prevalent beside broken sprinkler heads. Cart paths are dangerous and could cause a twisted ankle at any time.

On coming down 18th a new visitor would see rusty old equipment on the left hand side with old green rollers covered in weeds. Not what you would expect on a quality golf course which Sugarmill Woods management need to work on and bring it up to PAR and spend $$$.

Sugarmill management must spend $$$ as it will take two years to bring the course back if at all.

Pity,. as Sugarmill Woods and Citrus National were two very good golf courses in their heyday.

Fairways need a ton of work. Greens are coming around but need mowing and rolled.

I feel they will get this course under control in a couple of years.

Course is definitely improving but not great yet. Greens are rough. Give it a chance, it is improving.

The course is definitely on the right track. Fairways are better a!though the secondary needed cut and I lost 3 balls to the tall grass. Greens are still rough but showing improvement.