Royal/Sabal at Grand Palms Golf & Country Club

At about $ 50 bucks in Florida this time of year the price is ok. The course needs work tee - green but has some nice spots. Hopefully they will continue to invest more money to improve it. This was better than last year.

I played here over 25 years ago when the courses were still maintained, it is no longer maintained at all, fairways, greens, tees, signage, all really bad, will not play it again

Certain areas was just soaking wet, not due to rain maybe aeration

Better than it was last year. Hopefully they keep investing in the property.

Newer carts are better with the cute little fuel gauge, lol.

Wife and I have no problem filling one or two divots left by good for nothing lazy SOB's besides our own , providing we have sand on cart to do so.

Would it really hurt to keep the few ball cleaners filled with water and maybe a few drops of soap and bleach.

On a hot day, which are most down here in Fl., again what few igloo coolers need to be refilled mid-day at least with more ice..

We have noticed an extreme lack of etiquette by mostly thr younger players, I do remember way back there used to be etiquette/rules booklets on the counter.

As for the course itself surprisingly great shape for the amount of play.

There were a lot of very nice holes, tee boxes and greens were in good shape. Thoroughly enjoyed the round 😎😊👍

Waiting every hole, 6-some behind us hitting up on us, too many people let onto the course, tee boxes and fairways in terrible shape

Both 9 holes that I played were in good shape compared to other South Florida courses. I played the Grand and the Royal.The Royal is very challenging even from the shorter tee box. The bunkers have more sand than most of the South Florida courses Arne the greens were in excellent shape considering the drought conditions. The fees on Golf now made it an extremely affordable. Very friendly staff is a plus.