Royal/Sabal at Grand Palms Golf & Country Club

I could get by the greens had weeds in them and fringe was in bad shape. What was unacceptable was going to your 9:03 tee time and having three foursomes in front of you because they didn’t stagger the tee times. It had 3 nine holes courses. so people making the turn were interfering with our teetimes. They treated all three courses like having their own identity. No time built-in for people making the turn and when we went to start our second nine we had three groups in front of us again all of them saying that this was their front nine. I asked the attendant what was going on and he said they’re just trying to make money that’s a quote we quit after 17 holes 5 1/2 hours later.

I can’t believe they put me “a double” behind a six-some. Not only they were super slow, but one player was coaching another; talk about zero etiquette, horrible experiences.

A good place to get a round in, when you need a tee time… problem is that lately, they overbook and play is slow.

The course is enjoyable, but some of the greens have weeds, or areas in disrepair, but unless you have a handicap below 15, it shouldn’t be an issue.

some green problems , no distance markers a couple of times, but overall would return great price for a decent course

Greens need a lot of work some greens were not playable

Good layout and alternatives it just needs some TLC and it will attract the right golfer crowd.

Challenging layout that needs some money spent to improve greens and tee blocks. Clubhouse very dated. Greens very spotty.

Very few people there so played in 3 hours.

Some difficult holes with a lot of water.

The course was in pretty good shape, and a great value. Aside from a couple burn marks on the green and the bunker being A bit stiff the experience overall was incredible

Rain season takes a toll on all courses in Florida, this one holds well compared to others