Sailfish Sands Golf Course - Sands Reversible Gold Course

Had a ranger follow my boys around for 9 holes, found out after he made a point of yelling at the only child of color in the group. Honestly shameful.

Nice course conditions were great had a lot of fun playing solo. Not much water but still had some great views. Would recommend

I played here 4 years ago when it was Martin County and it was beat; but now it is in excellent shape. I talked to the Superintendent for a long time and am impressed with his dedication. Course layout is typical coastal Florida; expect a lot of blind shots and irons and hybrids off the tee due to tight landing areas or ditches/water/swamp restricting driver use. Only recommendation is better signs to get from the Club house to #1 and from #9 to #10.

Played Blue/ Gold greens are new and VERY SLOW. Last played this course in February or March and course was a mess. Big difference and should get better.

Martin County is a local treasure, but this year the course is beginning major renovation, so only the Gold and Blu course are open. The Gold course is great and I play it twice for 18 holes. I like this course because there are no houses, which most FL courses are in golf communities.

The Red and White courses when they are open are right beneth the private airfield, so you'll have lots of airplane noise flying over.

Restaurant close, but the laidies at the pro shop were very nice with us.
The course will be all redone. We will wait after renovations to go back.

Greens are in excellent shape and fairways are very good. Course is challenging. Blue/Gold are the best layout.

I was disappointed to find that we were playing the white / gold course. We should have been playing the blue/gold course.The blue was closed again, this happened 2 weeks previous!!! The White course was in poor shape. Gold was a little better, though the greens needed attention.

First time here, the drive to the first tee takes almost five minutes and with almost no directional signage the course is extremely difficult just to get around. There is no signage between the ninth and tenth holes and they are a great distance apart which further complicates the round and adds to the angst in playing this course. In addition there is construction taking place in several areas. The pro shop/bar is a joke with seating for three tables and portable potties. Quite a statement by Martin County and the first and last time we play here.

The course pays no attention to tee times and does not regulate sleep play. Needs a Marshall out on course.

We played the course a day after Stuart had received 2+'
" of rain. The course was very wet but still playable.and cart path only. That was a reasonable call. The greens had not been mowed for 2 days and were quite slow. With all that being said the course was in pretty good shape and play moved quickly.

On a dry day it have been great.

I found the fairways to be in very good condition. The greens are in good condition but very slow. The water hazards were almost all very disgusting, they sere full of Blue green algae or looked like raw sewage. The conditions of the water greatly detracted from the beauty of the course, and the overall experience, in my opinion. I am not sure if I will play this course again solely because of the water conditions. Because of the fact that it borders on county executive airport and is run by the city I doubt that there is the will to change the water situation. The course layout was challenging for all levels of players. We played the black/blue course because it was a bit more challenging with a more scenic view. The fairways are narrower with more trees etc. than the red/white course. Both courses are 18 holes.

Good course for the value rough fairways but greens where Ok and the pace of play was good

Good value! Hard to beat the value of this course in the Stuart area !