Royal/Sabal at Grand Palms Golf & Country Club

The staff, from the desk to the carts to the snack shack to the ball machine, were absolutely GREAT. The course was rough!! The greens were pitiful and slower than any green I’ve ever played on. It was just odd. It was as if I was playing with a weighted ball but after about 9-10 holes I adjusted. It was after a rainy day and the course had tire tracks all over it. Shame on people. No one said cart path only but it should have been. We played 90 degrees and didn’t ride in obviously wet areas. I wouldn’t recommend it for regular price but with golf now at reduced prices, it was worth a day of golf in January!!

Played this golf course a handful of times in the last couple years and the conditions get worse and worse. Today’s conditions might’ve been the worst golf course I’ve ever played. Greens were absolutely horrible, big patches of sand on the greens, on top of that the grass on the greens was not cut so they were extremely slow. The only good thing about this course were the tee boxes. They should make you tee off from the greens onto the tee boxes might be the only hope this course has. Save your money and spend some time with your family instead of playing here.

The first green on the Royal course VERY bad shape!!!

The green on the palm are just ok!!

The is NOT a good value for the price!! It’s not worth!!

A fair golfing challenge. The fairways are okay but the greens are in bad shape.

The staff are great specially the starter, good attitude!

I’ve played here a few times in the the couple months and the greens have been horrible. I was so sad to see such a great course in such disrepair. I played here the other day just working on my irons and I was surprised at the change on the greens. I only had a real issue with a handful of greens the others were getting better. They are trying and I really love the layout of this course. It’s challenging and forces me to reach deep into my bad to find the right club. Whatever they are doing here it seems to be working. I see a great future here if they continue in the course they are on.

We vacation in South Florida and have played Grand Palms many times, however not for the past 7 years. We played Royal/Sabal. The appears to have fallen on hard times. We did not see any signs of care, or maintenance. The Tee Boxes were beat up, fairways were dry and hard and greens were in horrible condition. The greens were sparce and had more bare spots than grass. The grass that was there seemed to be uncut. We did not notice any maintenance staff, which was unusual. We were so disappointed. To take green fees without warning of condition seems wrong. I hope they recover.

It kind of baffles me how immaculate the tea boxes are on 95% of the holes yet the greens look like they have been abandoned and forgotten about everything else was great other then the greens

The courses here would be amazing if the greens were not in such bad shape. There are mini bunkers scatters through the greens. It makes putting not even worth it, just strait randomness with the ball bouncing everywhere.

I have not played this course in quite a few years. I used to like the course. The good was the pace of play as there were very few people on the course so easily finished in about 3 hours. The bad were there greens. It is impossible to play them. They have blotches, bald spots, overgrowth and fungus everywhere. You basically have to play to the green and pick up...

The course itself was ok but the greens were horrible. Bare patches uncut speed varied no consistency. Sabal was worse than Grand.

I don’t expect to play here again unless conditions improve.