New Smyrna Golf Club

The greens are fast and true. Some of the best greens in the area. The course is in excellent shape and as usual quite busy.

Overall fair test of golf.but beware the greens they are fast and they will get you if you let your guard down at all.

Course usually in great shape and greens always fast. Always enjoy playing here with discounts from TeeOff.

Lady that works the pro-shop - check in is NEVER welcoming or friendly. Told me she doesn’t have time to answer a question about my next tee time. She told me to go see the starter, they have more time than she does! There was no one else in line.

After golf, we came into the pro shop to check out clothing, etc. Never turned around at the counter to even acknowledge us.

Issues last year too…just doesn’t seem to like her job.

Starter very friendly and apologized.

We had a great round and nice weather, but dealing with a person like that starts your round off wrong.

Donald Ross designs focus on how the ball rolls, not how they fly. For that reason alone I tend to live his courses.

A few years back they put in new greens. Oakmont fast and Pinehurst worthy! I will never get my lowest round in this course, but I’ll get it somewhere else because I played this course. Hard and fun and very well priced with a good restaurant on the premises. Bunkers superb too.

This may be the last course Donald Ross designed---at least e did it in the year he passed away. The routing is interesting but the greens are where the real test happens. Betterhave a good short game, stay below the hole and have a good touch with the putter.

Super Donald Ross layout with the best greens in the county.

Cool and damp but light wind, so it wasn't too uncomfortable. The course was in very good condition, play was light, and we were with some great friends so the round was quite enjoyable.

The course is the last designed by renowned architect Donald Ross. Green speed and notable contours make for a solid challenge for scoring. The greens were fast (about 11 on a stimpmeter) and quite smooth. That combination meant that it was important to decide just where to land approach shots to the greens. Yes, there were several places where shots headed to the edges of the classic Ross "inverted saucer" greens would find their way to a necessary chip shot rather than a putt.

Don't forget to try the nice restaurant after your round.

Greens are as good as they get for a municipal . Grass around greens and fairways are suspect and inconsistent but again it's a municipal course. Fun to play

My wife and I around 70 and are about equal score wise. We both play from the red tees. The course layout is very accomadating and we really enjoyed our day. Had lunch between 9's and a drink afterwards. Now back up north looking forward to our next vacation!