Temple Terrace Golf & Country Club

First time playing with my kids, we had a great time playing this historic course. Will definitely be back

The second oldest track in Hillsborough county provides lots of character and challenge. Many of par fours require a left to right shot off the tee. Each of the 4 par three holes are lengthy and need a mid to longer iron to reach the putting surface. Most bunkers were in decent shape, though there were some ungroomed on the morning of our play. Several of the grens showed pock marks and took a putt off line. Speeds were a bit inconsistent which made finding the gain even more important.

Course was laid out nicely. Small issues here and there that could be resolved easily.

First was very little signage or hole markings.

On the 7th tee box there was a member hitting iron shots into the middle of the fairway like it was a driving range. Hit my drive to the middle of the fairway and had to sift through all of his range balls to find my tee shot. Not a good look.

Couple of burnt spots on a few greens (to be expected, it’s Florida in December).

Decent overall for the price. Probably more of a 40-50 dollar round than a 80 dollar round.

Will be back if I find Hot Deals for the course.

If a course is in poor condition, that’s fine. I understand the funding may not be there etc. But don’t charge me 50$ on a hot deal (hate to see what the normal rate runs?!?! yikes) and then be a goat ranch. The greens by and large were in very poor condition. Bumpy, patchy, not true. This is a 25$ course at best, will not be back anytime soon. Very tight too, I have to imagine cars and houses get dinged up often here.

The layout was a nice old school style course. The greens were in poor shape. Too bumpy with dead spots all over throughout the whole green -not just in 1spot… it made putting the ball unfair.

Too expensive for the course conditions which would take several months to improve.

Would much rather play Rocky Point or Westchase

Wet day with rain, but the greens rolled really well and the fairway was in great shape too. A few weeds/bumps in the greens caused our putts to "wiggle" a bit, but it was a great value round and we will be back again soon!

TT is a great old Florida golf course thru a community. If you spray the ball all over it will be challenging bit there are plenty of mature trees to help stop you golf ball from leaving the course. I grew up in Fl playing courses like rhis so I can appreciate the layout. Greens were in good condition and pace of play wasn't bad for a weekend

Always wanted to play here but the reviews were terrible. Lately the reviews had gotten better so I decided to give it a shot and I was happy I did. It was a great day of golf. I will definitely be back

The course is average at best. The greens look horrible but put ok/decent. It was 65 for a weekday and the last few reviews were pretty spot on. This is a 30 to 40 $ course. If the prices or course conditions change i will return(but not at anything above 40. Also be prepared for potential slow play. The members are rude and will not allow even a single through. I ended up skipping a few due to extreme slow play!

Played Temple Terrace for the first time recently. I’d been avoiding for years because of the reviews and condition. Thankfully they’ve really turned the course around. Tee boxes and fairways were in great shape. Greens have a few bumps from here and there but rolled true and we’re in good shape overall. Will definitely be coming back here. No driving range but a nice net by the first tee to warm up as well as a putting green. Love the older layout and there are some surprising elevation changes.

The 2-star rating is not accurate at all. Compared to the other public options in Tampa, Temple Terrace is not only the best option, but also best conditions and value. This 100+ year old layout isn’t long, but it forces you to hit every club in your bag AND has some of the most unique green complexes in the state. The greens roll great, but still have a way to go with some crabgrass issues.