Abbey Course At St. Leo University, The

This was the second time I've been here, unfortunately I was rained out. I made it through hole 6 but then had to call it a day due to down pours. The coarse was in need of some attention. The greens were pretty good but the fairways were undetectable from the rough. Neither were really deep but with every swing your were mowing grass! Love this place even so, one concern I would mention is its a tight built coarse with holes running aside, ahead, and behind them so use your loud voice when hollering "4"!

A very interesting course. Great from short game and rough play improvement.

Really nice layout and I enjoy playing here. There are times when I feel the fairways need to be cut shorter. Good value for the money and the course is very scenic.

Tee boxes ok. Greens good. Fairways patchy Sandy. People are very nice. Great value. What do you expect for $16.

I have played this course several times and it is my (go to course) to relax, enjoy a great day, and play a challenging round. The greens were in great shape and there are no gimmies. Every green will make you earn the putt. I read several reviews from the "expert golfers" who say they cant play this course. Perhaps if they can't play this course they are not as expert as they tell themseves they are. The fairways will not compare with the high priced courses and you should not expect them to. If they did you would pay big bucks to play here too. I have played many high dollar courses where the greens were far inferior to these, and I mean, really, isn't that where the round is won or lost usually.

You will not find a better staff on any course at any price you pay. They are always smiling, always greet you, and most enjoyable, they will talk and laugh with you, not at you.

If you want to have a fun and challenging round, with other than million dollar fairways, you definitely don't want to miss this course.

I didn't realize this was such a short course (5000 yds). The fairways had no grass to speak of, they were mostly dried out and bare. The greens were decent. The only good thing I can say is I played the course.

The Abbey Course is perfect for families, especially those with kids learning to play. Tom and his staff are extremely friendly and accommodating. The greens are typically in very good condition, while the fairways are mostly field grass and rather dry. However, that adds to the fun and the challenge. There are lots of hills that provide great views and, if you are walking the course, you'll burn a lot of calories! Any negative reviews you read about The Abbey Course are from folks who apparently want caviar for the price of a filet-o-fish sandwich. Get real---if you want to play on a premier golf course, then pay the big bucks and drive about a mile east to Lake Jovita, or perhaps head to Saddlebrook . Conversely, if you want to enjoy a fun round of golf, associate with lots of fun people, and have a beer in the Tavern after the round, then The Abbey Course is for you. Besides, if I can play well here, given the condition of the fairways, then I can score very well on other courses. I fine-tune my shots on this course by properly accelerating through the field grass and sandy soil. Anybody can sweep a ball off of a plush, Bermuda-grass fairway...but only a "player" can dig it out of the dirt (much like Ben Hogan so eloquently noted). Bring your kids and enjoy a day at The Abbey Course! Cheers!~ Scotty---

My wife and I have played this course 3 or 4 times. The staff are very friendly. The fairways are very dry with little grass to hit off of. The cartways need a lot of work. Very bumpy. For the price, we think this is a very good value.

This course was not very good. The greens seem to be the only thing the grounds crew are working on. The fairways are terrible. The ride in the golf cart was very uncomfortable due to the bumpy ground. The staff was very friendly. If you are looking for a cheap place to play and not concerned about conditions this course will be fine. But this course does not meet and average level. Very below average.

First time playing course claimed a great surprise. My wife, on Hole #4 - a Par 3 of 158 from red tees scored her first Hole-in-One. Very proud of her.

Otherwise is was an enjoyable golf day.

While the fairways are generally bone dry, the greens are in good shape and the value for the dollar is good, especially for duffers like us who need to swing all the clubs. The holes offer a little bit of everything except sand, so it's a good challenge.

The greens are good to very good condition and the tea boxes are only fair.

I cannot describe any other part of this course. If you're wearing a T-shirt and denim shorts and flip-flops this is the course for you.

The fairways are unplayable and detract from an enjoyable round. Maybe after the next flood, some grass may grow. Fivesomes are allowed so be patient. Not worth the $12 hot deal. Never played it before and never again.

Greens were in great shape . Fairways were a little rough. It is a fun course for the money.

The Abby is an inexpensive place to play golf but expect to get what you pay for. The greens were in great condition but the fairways as usual are bad. We play the 1 card rule; you can move a ball hit in the fairway 1 card length in any direction to put it on a patch of grass. As long as you don't take things to serious and are just out to enjoy the day playing golf with friends it's a great value for the money.

They need too take. Better care of there's fair way