Tarpon Woods Golf Club

Unfortunately this time of year, Bermuda grass becomes dormant. The rye grass seed hasn’t germinated in many areas on tees and greens. Because the fairways were not over seeded, there’s not much grass growth in the fairways. The tees are okay and the greens are coming along nicely. Out of 18 greens, 4 of them have “mine fields” that you will putt through. On a very positive note, this course has really improved the last 30 days. Once the weather stays above 70 degrees and with lots of watering, the course conditions will improve even more. Overall, I had a great time and took advantage of a GolfNow Hit deal. This course is worth checking out and playing as long as the rate is below $35.

Not much grass in the fairways, I'm guessing it's not being watered much. Tee boxes are ok. Greens are playable..but slow...and small. Bunkers need sand, lots of weeds around greens...

Price was reasonable but this course needs some TLC.

I would play it again for no more than $35.

Better than people say, especially for the price. Don’t listen to the reviews, this is a normal Florida course with normal wear and tear that a Florida course without a huge budget endures.

Forsome before us was six' no respect rule. We was waiting à very very long time. No thinking about us.

Could be a great course, layout is good, conditions are terrible. 1 person in the whole club house, no food available at the turn, the only thing green on the course were the overgrown tees and the wet greens. They were watering g the tees and greens at 1 in the afternoon. I pulled up to a few tees and had to wait for them to turn off the sprinklers. Like I said could be a great coarse

I booked it as Tarpon Woods not sure if there’s a name change, the course is nice, The greens are a bit slow but very consistent .I’ll play it some more

the course and clubhouse are still under repairs from damages caused by the hurricane.

Worst course condition I have ever played. From tee box to green it was atrociously bad, They obviously do the bare minimum and Jan Stephenson should be ashamed to have her name associated with this garbage course.

Playing off season is challenging, cooler temp and live oak leaves. The corse provided us with enough challenges for beginners .

Fairways, long without too many obstacles.

The greens could use a bit of nurturing. We loved that were never rushed or back up of play. You get what you pay for,

The course is in pretty rough shape. It is not being taken care of at all.

Alright, I'm trying not to be mean but I am very confused. Also, I just saw Jan Stephenson, who I assume is the owner since her name is on it, has breast cancer. So maybe the place is bad because she has bigger things going on.. who knows.

The staff was very nice and I saw on their site that they had "reopened with renovated greens". This honestly was the worst conditions of a golf course I have ever seen. I usually play The Landings in Clearwater which isn't the best course, but this made The Landings look like Augusta.

The areas all around the greens are full of tall grass and weeds everywhere. The "renovated greens" were dead with dirt patches and other types of grass (I think St. Augustine in some cases) growing in. I couldn't tell if my putting was good or not because it felt like I was putting on a fairway.

Sad because the pro shop and grill were pretty nice but completely dead. Maybe the only good thing was that it was only $13 for 9 holes but you can play 18 at the Landings for $28 after noon.

I'll go back if they fix up the course but a lot of better spots for the same price in the area.