Turtle Run at Sun 'n Lake Golf & Country Club

Greens in rough shape. Every green had significant patches of disease. Tee boxes and fairways good shape. Deer Run was closed for maintenance. I assume Turtle Run will undergo the same soon. Hopefully they can get greens back. Would not play again with greens in this condition.

The greens were in bad shape, recently aerated. If we had known we would have played elsewhere. Pro shop staff seemed to have an attitude upon seeing the rate we paid.

Very nice course and for the money I don't think you can beat it

Friendly staff, course is in very good condition. If you have not played either course.. you should!

First time playing here. The guy in the pro shop acted like he didn’t want to talk to me not the friendliest, starter was better. I do like the course greens in great shape fairways need a little more grass but good. The pace of play was excellent less than a 4 hour round as a threesome. I’ll play it again

Played here with my friends from Michigan. They were very impressed with everything about these courses. We played the Turtle Course today and Deer course yesterday. Turtle is a scoring course with bunkers and hazards placed in strategic areas. Hit the ball straight and you score, slice or duck hook it and you’ll pay the price. The deer course plays longer then the yardage due to almost greens playing elevated. Plenty of areas to spray the ball and still recover. Minimal amount of hazards but still a challenging course. $40-60 price is very attractive pricing for a great gem in central Florida.

Conditions were good but the course was busy. Had a few delays but overall play was not bad

The biggest detractor of the Turtle Run course is the location and finding the 1st tee, let alone, any hole on the course. Very little to no signage exists ensuring you’re heading the right way. Pictures on the sidewalk are faded and you’re expected to look for these to guide the way. I picked a starting time in the afternoon at 1pm that was part of a shotgun start and I was unprepared for that. It made for a confusing situation driving a good distance to the hole I was starting on,plus the hole I was told to start at, already had a complete 4some on. Pace of play was so bad, I only completed 15 holes in about 4 hours, and didn’t bother to turn back to the 1st hole.

Overall, the golf course routing and design were pretty good, but the maintenance was a little rough. The greens were average meaning they lacked general smooth and predictable speeds. The fairways generally were ok but the rough was very sparse with a lot more muddy/sandy areas. The pace in the afternoon was a little excessive for a moderately challenging course (4 hours and 30 mins +) with a cart. No rangers appeared to monitor play and groups chose not to let faster groups play through.