Plantation Lakes Golf and Country Club

Played today (September 6) for the first time since they opened this summer. There are nine holes and you play them twice. The course was empty so pace of play and the turn went fine. 6 holes seem well developed and the fairways are grown in. The last 3 holes probably need another year or two to let the fairways grow. Greens are mostly rock hard with only the par threes holding a shot. Some bunkers are fine and fully loaded with sand, others are still being formed and filled with dirt requiring a drop. The track itself seems to be quite nice and has promise for the future. Can recommend to others as long as you aable to obtain a fair price from golf now and limit your expectations.

I will be back.

I feel very lucky to find this hidden gem. I can't wait to see the front nine completed with a permanent club house.

I was disappointed to find out it was 9 hole course.

But course was good condition and layout was good.

We played 9 hole twice and enjoyed it.

Direction to the clubhouse was not visible for new players, we wandered around complex for 15 minutes to find the clubhouse.

The gesse are becoming a major problem that they better address their tearing up the course.holes 11,12,13 are getting terrible. have played here a lot and this time was the worst with the geese.

The course layout is challenging however fair. It time once the course matures and the front nine completed it will be a nice golf destination.

There's only one concern the Canadian geeses think that they own the fairways on two holes.

Course is new. Very few yardage markers. Greens were rated as 9 but very slow. Staff very friendly and helpful. Course will only get better as they make continuing minor upgrades. Great hot deal price.

Great, challenging set up. Looking forward to the rest of the course and finished product to come on line. Great value for the cost. Play at Plantation Lakes if you can.

I have admired the course from Rt. 30/24 for sometime; today I played. My evaluation comes in form of a question. Why invest 27 plus million dollars in a golf course for geese to eat? Most holes are covered with goose dung and clear signs of goose-damage. Pitiful.

We have had a tough summer with high humidity and thunderstorms that dumped 7 inches of rain in some spots. However, there are signs that this course is over-watered, tees lost to rot, several greens (and I did not look closely) with rot or rot coming.

The layout is grand because one could mix tees to make the 9 hole course a reasonable, affordable 18. However, take a rangefinder; in 9 holes I found 2 yardage markers and could not find markers on par 3s.

I won't return as walking in goose debris is way down on my to-do-list.

A new course only the back nine is open. The staff told me the groundbreaking for the front is scheduled for the fall. An interesting mix of holes some longish par fours and mid length par fives. Hole 13 a great par three 193 from the blues. Greens rolled true, the fairways were wet and I was CPO. The Complaint is that the course was not yet in my Garmin and the yardage disks need to be more prominent.

Best value for your money great staff.

Very nice new links style course Only 9 holes 10-18. Great condition. Friendly staff. Bring your range finder. No gps yet (Skycaddie). Really nice range. Small bag of range balls included with round.

This was my second time at Plantation Lakes. As others have mentioned, it is at present just nine holes, with the front nine scheduled for 2018. However, the nine holes that are open are very challenging, including several par 4's over 400 yards; sloping fairways; lots of water; and deep bunkers. The course is links style. Fairways and greens are in perfect, championship condition--no bare spots or weeds, etc. My only complaint is the lack of easily visible yardage sticks, as there is no GPS coverage yet. There are yardage disks in the ground, but these take time to locate. Also, the par 4's are looong. Driver and long iron/hybrid to reach. Other courses might rate a couple of these as 5's. The 15th hole has much more bunker space than tee shot landing area, and there's a gigantic waste bunker that is nearly impossible to escape--it's a penalty shot. The staff is tops here, from pro-shop to maintenance staff--very friendly. Also, there's an ample number of water jugs over the course for cold water during hot summer rounds! Not a lot of trees for shade, tho. Overall, an excellent experience.

I saw this course as it was being built and was greatly surpised when I logged on Golf Now and saw it was available to play. I really enjoyed it and the people were great. The course was in great shape, with only 9 holes open it was still very nice. Course was fair with some tough hioles and others that let you get some strokes back on. It was all in all a great experience. Note: I like to play at about 6000 yards, so I played blues 1st time through and whites 2nd time in order to reach my desired yardage.

Course just recently opened to public (had to be a resident or guest prior). Was very impressed with both course design and condition. Only 9 holes open now (play 2 rounds to complete), but will be adding other 9 within 2 years. Check out the course, I think you'll be impressed.

Played here for the first time today after finding a GREAT deal on Golf Now. Only 9 holes open, still building the front 9. First 7 holes are old fashion links style and it is absolutely gorgeous. Perfect condition. If you live in the area it's a MUST play. Staff was SO nice, going back as soon as i get a chance lol.

I am glad the course has been open to the public. I enjoyed the course. Will be playing again in the near future.

A must play if you play at the beach. I've played 18 courses at the beach in DE and Ocean City and this course is in as good or better than all of them. 11-14 is as challenging a stretch of holes to average par compared to any course in the area. Don't forget your sand wedge. Shot placement critical here. A must play.