Links of Lake Bernadette

It was after a tournament so I got to play for $12.18 holes and it was a great time. There was no one out there. I was able to practice some shots and I actually learned some things. I would recommend doing this again

Fun but challenging golf course. Would recommend to anyone to play. Great value as well. Some fairways we not cut to the same levels as others but for the price and pace of play , 3 hour round for 18 holes , would recommend and will come back

Rough shape but considering the recent hurricane it looks like they had focused on tee removal. Too wet to cut and mow, greens unputtable. We played in August and it was great shape. I’d give them a month or two to finish hurricane recovery

The Links of Lake Bernadette was in good condition; nice wide fairways and closely cut fast greens.....challenging even from the forward tees.....worth the drive from the Port Richey area......and very affordable even without the $10 discount from Golf Now.....

We played right after the storm the course was closed on the back nine it wasn't told on golf now so are rating wasn't the greatest

course was a little but not as bad as I have seen it in the past

Course is in excellent condition, ESPECIALLY after the two hurricanes that just passed.

Surprisingly dry after the storms.

I thought it was a challenge playing golf course today. The fairway was that and the rough made you pay. The greens were amazing.

I love playing this course it's my third time being back. We've been having a lot of rain including a hurricane recently so everything was very wet obviously out of the keeper's control. The only issue was the players need to be reminded not to do donuts on the fairway when it's this wet. There were tracks that looked like someone was mud bogging and lost several balls when they sunk into the mud. Don't spoil this place it's one of the best in town and the staff doesn't deserve the extra headache.

Due to rain the day before, the course had puddles and was very spongy. Most shots were plugging into the ground and at many spots on the course I was up to my ankles in mud. No matter where you drove the cart, you were making deep ruts in the grass.

Course is in great condition, especially given the rain we have been receiving for weeks and hurricane Helene just passing through the area.

As with most public courses in this area, the course could benefit from some grass seed in the fairways.

For whatever reason very few courses in this area plant new seed ???