Alaqua Country Club

This is an interesting layout. The fairways are in excellent shape while the greens are in poor shape with hard dirt. Almost like putting on concrete. For as nice as the neighborhood it's in , the course needs some work.

This is a wonderful course to play. The fairways are in excellent condition. The greens have some burned out areas and are a little sparse of grass but they are working on them. If you like to play forced carry over water, this is the course for you. Plenty of water.

Course seems to be tired ... needs some TLC ... maybe it was simply the time of year. Greens were spotty with some in the middle of being reconstructed. The experience was disappointing relative to a round played 6 months ago. Will play again but will ask about course conditions first.

Do not play in the next few months there.They are replacing all the greens and did not tell us. When they get the greens done, it is a great course.

No balls set up at the range, even though we paid 5 bucks for unlimited range balls. Course was soggy and beat up.

Course has a great layout. Fairways and tees were in excellent condition although very wet due to the weather conditions for the past week. The greens must have a fungus or something, they need some work. One hole does have a temporary green due to work on the existing green.

once the greens are cleaned up it is an excellent course.

The course was in great shape, even with one green being rebuilt. Dog legs and water hazards presented fun course management. The scenery and serenity were further enhancedby deer, wild turkey and the occasional cruising gator. My buddies and I can't wait to return.

This course is always a good challenging course. Some of the fairways are a little narrow and force you to be accurate and some of the greens are smaller which also force you to be accurate. These are the things that make the course fun though. You are sure to see plenty of wildlife during your round. There are always deer and gators. I would certainly recommend this course. Also the remodeling of practice area is finished.

A great course, keeps you very honest and punishes the wayward shots. Some of the greens are very small and challenging, the fourth hole is an island hole and having some gators lying in the bunker means hitting the green is a good thing for your health! :)

first time playing this course. nice course but precision shots are required. tee shots are tight and alot of water. would definately play again but with a different game plan.

This course is rather short and fun to play. The front nine greens are slow and in need of an upgrade along with about half the tee boxes. The back nine greens are in better shape but still not great. If this course was in better shape it would be a GREAT place to play.

played alone-practice-course in excellent condition

I WOULD RECOMMEND THIS TO ANYONE IT IS A FUN COURSE TO PLAY AT AND FOR 30 BUCKS YOU CANT BEAT THAT

Great environment and good challenging
par fives. Enjoy the wildlife around, too.

This course needs lots of work , tee boxes & greens are terrible . You need to re-rate it, to below average!

I loved the course! Mostly wide open but still challenging because of water and sand traps. Only problem the score card and the holes didn't match what was in my GPS. I was told they flip flopped the course 1 hole was now tenth hole and so forth. Other golfer told me that, not the staff. Other than that, I would love to play it again!

Course in good shape. Som greens had some dead spots. But great shape other than that. We saw 2 gators and many deer.

Hidden jewel wildlife everywhere deer, gators, egrets, turkeys. Wow, the only thing is I was confused with the scorecard. They have switched the front 9 with the back 9, and did not tell us when we checked in. Otherwise great experience.

The course was great and challenging. It was made more challenging by the fact that 1) the scorecard was inaccurate, including no hole maps and 2) one or two holes had no hole schematic/map posted. We told the golf "pro" that we had not played the course and he never informed us about the aforementioned issues. When brought to the attention of the management the following day, because the golf "pro" Austin Hughes had already left, the manager stated that "It's been a private course and the members know the layout". Further discussion was fruitless as no apology was offered. Maybe Alaqua should return to its private status.Then again it did not survive financially as such before.

Great challenging course and beautiful green would play this course again