Continental Country Club

First time playing here. Shotgun start very confusing as we could not really hear the megaphone guy clearly. Very poor signage for where to go and had to ask landscapers a couple of times where to find specific holes to start the day due to shotgun start. Course in very nice shape overall and had fun but with a few easy fixes this could easily have been a 5 star review instead of a 4 star.

Greens and fairways in very nice shape. Big improvement over last year. Efforts of the grounds staff and financial investment have paid off nicely.

This course appears to run a shotgun start in the morning and again in the afternoon. This seems to work OK but they could definitely use more Rangers to help with slow playing groups.

The track is a nice layout but they could do A LOT better with their on course signage directing how to get to the next hole…especially since shotgun starts are used.

Played this course a few times the last couple years, liked it then, but now they have all new greens and it's excellent.

Two shotgun starts on Monday, Due to the chilly weather, there were only a few foursomes out on the course, so play was quick. Nicely overseeded, with fast, hard surface greens that could only be held with high trajectory shots. Pleasant surroundings and a fair design. Unless you hit one into a pond, you won't lose or find any balls here. The course is wide open and shots are available from just about anywhere. Good course to put into your play rotation.

Course was great but kind of pricey. Runs through a mobile home park which is fine but not what I was expecting for $45 a person. We used Golfnow but somehow the people in front of us were only charged $38 at the desk?

Hole 17 was very interesting. You tee off under these giant power lines and you can hear the electricity arching through them. Weird

Booked the afternoon tee time for like 12:30 but they do a 1 pm shotgun start which is interesting.. We started on hole 5. I played with three other guys ( The Villages) that were locals so good advise on here to shoot to was on hand.

The HOA around the course owns the course and they keep it up nice..

The big story was baseball great Mickey Mantle had a place here as the property ambassador and the stories talked of major party time when he was in town.. :) It was told to me by my golf partner.. When we approached the 8th tee box he was saying the house with the pool was MM houses.. but in talking to one of the older rangers he said it was one of the houses up by the club house on the street past the entrance gate. Fun fact of history.. !!

The course which we played from the white tee was a good challenge for sure.. its a forgiving course but has the right amount of teeth to make it fun..

When we go back to Three Flags I will be playing this course again.

Merry christmas, Happy new year and happy holidays to all..

Great track at a great price. The pro shop staff is always so polite, making us feel like 'members'. I'll be back!!!!