Temple Terrace Golf & Country Club

Greens in descent shape but fairways are in bad shape!!!

Wouldn’t play again.

The greens were really fast and not grainy like a lot of bermuda greens. It is a very old course, par 3s are not easy. Not a lot of grass in fairways. A lot of roads run parallel to a lot of the holes.

Greens in great condition for the time of year .fairways were just as high as the rough . Played at 8 am and was 50 degrees out so was a very fast round as a single. Finished in 2 1/2 hours . Overall 4 out 5 only because there was no rough to speak of but probably because of the time of year. Would go back

The staff was very helpful. The people I played with were s lot of fun. The lunch was outstanding . The course was in good shape and the greens were good. Will go back again!

Nothing special. Greens were average. Tees and fairways were poor, possibly due to season. Very flat front nine.

I really enjoyed the round. The staff was extremely friendly and accommodating. There isn’t a driving range but the hitting area to warm up is good. The greens are certainly the highlight and made the round that much more enjoyable. The layout is great as well. The fairways had some bare spots and that’s the only reason I didn’t give 5 stars . Will definitely be back

While some opine that this course has seen better days (built in 1921) I think that the best is yet to come. The course is populated by mature oak trees and is pleasing to the eye. Not a lot of water hazards but well placed bunkers, fast greens, and shaggy rough will test your skills. The food in the clubhouse is good pub food and the staff is friendly. On the down side, some of the bunkers do not have enough sand, yes me and my group found the sand on occasion, and there is no starter. You may find yourself behind a 5-some of members that may or may not let you play through. My experience on two of times it happened to me was that they played ready golf and my group was able to complete our round in a reasonable amount of time.

The entire staff at Temple Terrace country club were very acvomdating and pleasant from the pro shop to Jason the attendant that greeted you after the round, and offered his suggestions of other courses to play in the St. Petersburg area which was in fact my final destination. Greens were especially good, fairways still in less than ideal condition but overall an enjoyable round of golf.

Ranger doing nothing to speed up play or stop the kids from playing football on the Golf course. And begging players for money!!!

The round didn’t start off great considering they have no driving range. Instead they hVe a driving range net which has holes in it. There was no starter and some random old guys jumped the line and reed off. There were 4 somes, 5somes, 6somes. It was a feee for all. Then the ranger on one hole decided to try and tell us we had to hurry up when the group behind us never waited once. The cart girl didn’t have any water and we had asked her to bring it.

Also the course doesn’t sell simple things, such as golf balls and golf tees.

Temple Terrace is a course that I have wanted to play for many years. It was designed in 1921 and is the only course in Florida to be on the National Historic register. Pretty cool stuff! The course is situated right in the heart of a Temple Terrace neighborhood. So much so that there are streets bordering almost every hole, and it has many large old oak trees on most holes. I found the course to be fun to play with its somewhat limited yardage and small greens. The greens were in very good shape generally. However the tees and Fairways could use some improvement. That's not to say that it was a deal-breaker for me. While there was no beverage cart on the course we found the lounge area very nice for lunch afterward. Overall I thought it was a fun course at a very reasonable price and I would definitely play it again. The only suggestion I would have is for additional directional signage for those that have never played. There were times when we were confused as to which way to go for the next Tee Box.

I don’t care if you have a membership program. Fivesomes are never in order unless the course is empty. We had to wait for carts to return from play. No big deal. Three holes in I can see a fivesome two groups ahead and proceed to call the pro shop to get the situation resolved. The answer I received was “they must be members, yes they are members”. So that makes it ok? Not when you are waiting on every shot. Last two holes were in the dark for no reason. First and last time.

If you keep the ball in play and like to hit from nice fairways and roll the ball on nice greens, this course is great. There is not much in the way of scenery as it weaves thru a neighborhood and mostly all houses. Many of the holes are fairly straight with oak trees on both sides. Not a bad place to tee it up on a weekly basis. No driving range.

Good course layout but could not find the 1st Tee, could not find the 10th Tee