Mount Dora Golf Club

4-some in front of our 2-some made no effort to pass us through even though we waited on every hole. At least two holes clear in front of them.

Only a few weeks post 2 hurricanes and course is mostly cleaned up and in great condition!

Staff is doing a phenomenal job!

We know the Hurricane Milton did alot of damage to a bunch of trees along the courses, but it did appear that the club did a good job to try and get most out of the way of play, however the ruff was way to deep. It took to long to look for balls that landed in the ruff and at times could not find them at all. Please work on trimming the ruff down just a bit so that we don't spend more time looking for our balls then we do playing. Other than that the course looked nice and was enjoyable to play.

Nice course, a lot of tree damage. Course has a nice varied layout.

I understand why trees had had fallen due to Hurricane a week and a half ago alling and not picked . The grass not being mowed in the fairways or anywhere else made finding balls virtually impossible not a great day of golf looking for balls. I lost two boxes of ball due to the long grass in the fairway and debris in the rough. Expensive day of golf at $45 a person the 2 boxes of balls. I don't usually comment on these things but that was ridiculous.

Signed, Unhappy golfers.

Needs updating, cleaning and better maintenance. Debris everywhere, grass too long, very confusing course layout. Fairways narrow and dangerous at times with potentially getting hit by balls. Golf cart was old and dirty. Bathroom needs major cleaning.

They have a lot of clean up work to do. They have done a good job getting all the trees in piles. This has been at the expense of the cutting the rough. Lost 3 balls because the balls were hidden in the grass and could not find them.

The staff was very helpful.

Granted the storm blew thru. I understand the severity of the downed trees. Why open a course that you spend the majority of your time searching for your golfball because the rough is to deep.Complete waste of 4 hrs. I won’t return.

the course was hit hard and it needs to be cleaned up The greens are slow and bumpy number 15 green is a disaster all in all it was kind of playable s

Because of the hurricane the course was wet. The fairways were mowed well but the roughs were not. The course clearly rewarded the shots that were straight. The tees and greens were in good shape.

Unless you want to look for your ball every hole for about 15 minutes I highly recommend playing somewhere else. Never thought I’d be so disappointed in Dora. You really do feel like Dora the Explorer playing there.

Course is a little tight on some of the holes with narrow fairways, but that’s just a challenge. No houses at all on the course and it’s got some challenging hills and small greens. Bright green grass and no sandy spots or dead grass anywhere. Will definitely be back!

First time I played Mount Dora, more towards the beginning of the year, I actually really liked it. Course has an exciting handful of downhill/uphill holes, but then the remainder are mainly dead-straight par 3/4s that are the missionary position of golf.

The WORST part is the course conditions. The grass of the rough is SO tall that unless you hit a fairway every single shot, you will be searching aimlessly for your ball because it is completely submerged in grass. Every. Shot. I shot zero OB shots, I lost 5 balls, because it was useless to look in some areas the grass was so tall.

Take your money and go somewhere where they care about the course.