Normandy Shores Golf Course

Course was in great shape, particularly the greens, with exception of pitch marks on greens and footprints in bunkers (c’mon, golfers!!). Starter cheerfully accommodated our request for an earlier start Bag handlers and cart-food service people both affable and helpful. Did a bit of waiting on groups in front of us but still finished in just over 4 hours - on a Sunday. Lateral water and elevated greens keep things interesting. Very good deal compared to Miami Beach GC and worth the additional $$ over Miami Lakes & Miami Springs. We will be back.

Wide open and very decent condition, also great staff and amenities highly recommended

Nice course and in good condition. Worth a round there.

We were not told that only the front 9 holes were open for play, because back 9 was closed due to being aireated.

Course was good shape except they just did greens. Was not made aware when checking in or during booking process.

Hidden water features just off the fairway in landing areas for most hitters. First time playing here and hit 2 balls I thought were maybe a few yds off the fairway, gone.

Greens were still coming back really sandy, some were really firm some were not.. was very tough to judge speed & break.

Definitely a nice track that I would give another go around any time!

Driving range leaves something to be desired weird carpet like mats and extremely tight but free balls with a tee time makes up for it.

Added bonus, this chicken Caesar wrap is one of the best I’ve ever had. I think they forgot to put croutons on mine, but still was absolutely fire.

7.4/10 overall

This course is very well maintained and watered on a regular basis compared to other courses in Miami. Kudos to the grounds keepers who do a great job! Singles cannot book a tee time so you are at the discretion of the starter. Would not try to walk on as a single on a weekend. Each hole is pretty much the same, straight, flat and with a change in distance. There are 6 holes within close proximity to houses lining the fairways and cars parked on public streets with little room for error. Look out for locals walking along the course as I encountered one. None of the sand traps had rakes. The course layout is very tight so you really need to know what flag you are playing and always be aware of where you are standing so you do not get hit. Water hazards really not a factor. You need not worry if you run out of balls as one particular employee approached me twice trying to sell me recovered tour balls. I may come back but know there is no easy way to get here, you can travel through a congested island or take your chances from interstate 95.