Costa Del Sol Golf Club

Congratulations on a great redo. I felt like the course condition had improved dramatically since my last visit.

Juan at the pro shop was great and we will definitely play here again.

I was in a twosome, and we caught up to the group in front of us, also a twosome, but their handicap must have been around 50 (no joke). We kindly asked them on the 13th tee if we could play that hole with them and then continue on our own, since we were undoubtedly going to finish much sooner than they would. What do you think happened? They said no, and no kidding, one of them hit 3 balls off that tee, with the last one barely going 60 yards.

My partner left because the pace was so slow; I stayed, and it took me 1 hour and 45 minutes to play the last 6 holes—almost the same amount of time it took us to play the first 12 holes. There was no marshal on the course to manage the situation.

Players who can’t keep a decent pace of play shouldn’t be allowed to play before noon.

Overall good track. It’s got a nice challenging layout. Tee boxes could use some work, as some are completely covered in sand. Fairways are average, lots of crab grass throughout but playable. Greens were decent but needed to be cut. Grass was long making them extremely slow. Overall, I would play there again because it’s got a great layout, although super narrow. Staff was super friendly and even had a card girl out on a Thursday after 4 which is not typical for a course but a big plus.

I had high hopes for this course since it had renovations earlier this year. Realistically, it was not good. Greens were either in good condition or full of dirt and dry grass. Fairways were non existent as the grass was made up of weeds and hard dirt. Tee boxes were okay. GPS in the carts was nice, but I don’t know if that’s why they increased the green fees so much to compensate for that. If you’re in Miami, go to Miami Springs or the Miccosukee for actual fairways and solid course conditions for the same exact price.