Winter Park Pines Golf Club

Nice old time golf course that is walkable. Senior crowd however a lot of younger people with their families. Good value and if you have not played it in a while, give the lines a try.

Enjoyed the course. Tight but expected in a neighborhood. Greens were fast and good.

Love this course, the staff is always friendly and fun.

This course is in good shape, tight and water hazards to contend with. Greens are good, fast, some have sand on it but putting true.

Short at 5300 from tips, they are extending some holes. 2 par 5s on front, and 5 par 3s on back. Some of the par 3s are over 200 yards, makes a challenge.

It comes in at par 67 don't be fooled, it can be a challenge. You can walk this course, very flat.

Winter Pine is the course everyone wished was in their neighborhood! A few quirky holes based on the fact it Winds through a neighborhood. The front 9 force to use more clubs where the back 9 takes on an executive course feel.

Fairways and greens in good shape. City management of this course has been fantastic!

This course has slowing been improving over the past year or so, happy with where it’s going.

I hadn’t played here for over ten years. Apparently the course has been through some turbulent times but they seem to be back on track. Well done to all those that have achieved that. Staff are naturally friendly and not over the top!! Layout is great for Central Florida. The hills give it a natural character. Fairways still have some filling in, but otherwise great. Greens are excellent. Even the bunkers are looked after. Well worth the long drive to play. Hope they don’t go over the top with green fees.

I played with three younger people and it was good. Nice folks and good times. Bar has nice selection.

A 5300+ par 67 (36/31) Jeckle n’ Hyde ride makes for an entertaining day. A 350 front-9 hole had 4 pine trees in front of the green demanding an approach shot over or through. Back-9 had 3 par 3’s from 200-220 yards. I parred the first and longest to feel triumphant. 18th has poorly placed a ditch requiring a lay up from the tee for an approach longer than the drive. Cut be a break!

I've been playing this course off and on since I was a kid in the 60's. It hasn't changed much over the years, but is still a challenging little course to play. The front 9 is a full par 36, a bit short for long hitters, but for us old guys it's great. The back 9 is only a par 31, but the par 3's are long, so they almost play like 4s. Course condition was fair, the greens had just been sanded to protect from the cold, but they rolled fair and fast. Played with 2 staffers from the clubhouse and had a great time.

A very pleasant course in decent condition. Hadn’t played it for two years and I’m most impressed with the work they have carried out on the course and clubhouse. It’s an easy walk at the moment for those who want a little more exercise. It would be great if they could lengthen one of those long par 3s and make a short par 4!

I've played the course 5 times and the conditions are always good. The main issue is the carts and the no cart areas which are shown as yellow dotted lines on the cart screens. If you inadvertently drive into one of these areas, or get close in some cases, the cart will stop and you get a warning in the screen. You're supposed to be able to put the car in reverse and get out of the no cart area, but many times the cart will not move at all. Someone with local knowledge told me to pull up on the brake and accelerator pedals with my hand and this works most of the time. If it doesn't, you have to call the clubhouse and have someone come out and unlock the cart. Just beware of this because it is frustrating.

Course is in a good condition and range is great. Pace of play was good also.