Abbey Course At St. Leo University, The

Main building was burnt down with the club house, only a small trailer to pay at staff was extremely unfriendly and unaccommadating. Tried to charge extra to bring my own golf cart driver. Entire course is overgrown and under-maintained. No bathrooms. Golf carts are outdated and slow. Holes are on top of one another and the range runs into multiple holes leaving you at risk to be hit by golf balls because the net that would be blocking you is completely broken.

I was the first one out today as a single. Borrowed a set of clubs from them. 1hr 45m. Had a blast. Super fun little track. Not a lot of trouble. Driver+9 all day long. A mess of fun little par 3s and a par 6. Just do it. $28 with cart for 18? Just do it

Great layout and beautiful course.. greens were very slow but in great shape rolling true. We had a good time.

Beautiful greens but the fairways need more attention

Good course for beginners! Very inexpensive. Enjoy

Second time playing this course. The course is challenging because the holes are not well marked,. Hopefully there is someone playing in front of you to follow! If not, be prepared to get lost! The greens were in actually in generally good condition. The fairways needed multiple tree limbs to be cleared off of them. There are no restrooms. Swore that I wouldn't return to this course because of the condition of the outhouses which were horrible! Must admit that they had greatly improved since we played last month! The restaurant appears to have closed quite some time ago. The course and facilities could definitely use some cosmetic help.

Great coarse for the price , very pretty. Fairways are ok but greens are very nice.

The greens are diabolical & by far the thing that makes this short course play harder. They are in okay shape too. The overall condition is on the low end, but playable.

The fairways are like a cow pasture I didn't like the course and for 26 dollars on line was way to much

My opinion only is it was like playing golf looking for grass to hit your ball off of (I called it the cow pasture) ground was very hard

$22 from GOLFNOW so I knew there was a chance the course had some quirks. Pro shop recently burned down. Cart paths were scarce. Paths also intersected. Nice oak trees but in odd places or not trimmed. The 570 yard par 6 on #10 was neat

"Fairways" were so bad that golfing was no fun. Had to look for a clump of broadgrass in the middle of the fairway! Paid for 18 holes, but quit after 9. Very disappointing.

When we arrived at this course there was one car in the lot. Approaching the club house there's a blue tarp over the roof and a sign saying building condemned. Walking around the building you find this small trailer they're using for a pro shop.

The course was in winter mode which all courses are. All greens are raised higher then the fairways so your never going to see a ball roll into the green. I have to say the greens were in great shape. A couple need work but overall good job. The fairways are thin on grass. A lot of bear spots. One thing we did notice is they need more signs or something to distinguish the layout of the course. On the sixth hole you tee off and you see a green straight ahead of you so we played it. Come to find out it was the eighth green we played. The sixth was a 90 dog leg left which we drove around and figured out.

For this time of year the greens were in excellent shape. Only a couple of greens need work. The fairways had sometimes or sand then grass on them. I would like to golf here sometime in the summer or fall.