Executive at Seven Springs Country Club

Might drive a green or 2. Greens roll faster than they look

Had a great time everything was what I expected it to be

Really enjoyed the Little course even though the course conditions were different hole to hole due to the recent rain. Very tight executive course with houses very close to narrow fairways. Balls are easily lost even in the first cut of rough. My 3 some are hackers and despite our lack of needed accuracy, we had 2 fun rounds over the weekend. Course pro shop and snack bar were super friendly and helpful.

The Little Course was perfect to tune your game. I booked this course to specifically work on my irons and most holes I was able to do this. There were also a couple holes where driver can into play. Course layout was a little confusing for a 1st time player. Condition of course for this time of year was pretty good.

The Little/Executive course isn’t perfect, but you can tell they’re trying. The little course is definitely nicer than it was last year. It’s only a par 64, but it’s very challenging and fun for all levels of golfers. Staff is always awesome, polite, and helpful. We like it/them so much that my wife and daughter took lessons there. The Champions course is gorgeous! Definitely recommend either course.

The fairways were in pretty good condition considering we’ve been in a drought here. They were out working on the course and also killing the weeds, which is a plus. The greens need work though. It looks like they had been aerated awhile ago and sanded, but they’re so rough. It’s hard to play a decent game when you have greens that are anything but forgiving.

This small course is stuffed close to each other. The course is holes are way to close to each other and a few time we noticed golfers from other holes combing on to our holes to place their balls.

The course was in decent shape.

Played it once but don’t see us going back again.

Waited 10 min on every hole. Lots of first time golfers without a clue about pace of play.

The fairway was dried out and your were hitting off a dirt mound most of the time. The greens were bumpy with overgrown grass and weeds popping out. The ball couldn’t grip the grass when you putted creating crazy breaks on the ball. Horrible course.

I’m all for beginners, but I looked around and saw 10 people missing the ball completely. When they did manage to make contact they hit it in the wrong fairways. At least a few of them yelled “fore.” I plan to wear a helmet if/when I go back. The course was in the worst shape I’ve seen. Apparently water is a precious commodity in rainy Florida

There are no redeeming qualities of this course. Unless you're looking to just get out there, don't waste your time. Most tee boxes and fairways are lacking grass. Around the greens are like concrete. The greens are full of small bits of crab grass weeds and sand. If you're trying to work on short game and putting you're going to have a bad time.