Clermont National Golf Course

Place has only been open a few months. Place is amazing. Highly recommended.

The course is getting better. They had sanded the fairways quite a bit, but the sand will filter down with more watering and rain.

The greens were very smooth and fast.

Pace of play was a bit slow, but not too bad.

We really enjoyed playing here for the first time. Great elevations and lay out.

The course was in great shape with greens that rolled well and true. The only suggestion I would make to management would be to offer some sort of map for the holes, since first time players may have a difficult time determining where to hit their shots and how far.

Overall a fun course for all levels of golfer.

I played this course on a Monday when it wasn’t that busy which was nice first 9 holes were awesome and the last 9 was not a fan of you slice or hook the ball in the last 9 you are not gonna want to get your ball cause the ditches are crazy when you pull up to the tee the signs just have the number of the hole and not the layout which was a little confusing the score cards only provided the yardages only one bathroom on the course overall if you wanna spend the 100$ I guess it could be worth it

This course has beautiful greens and very well kept fairways. The facilities were nice and the staff made it a great experience. Our group will be coming back!

The course layout was the worst I have ever played. The course winded through 4-5 different subdivisions making the course impossible to walk. The condition of the course was very good. The views on the course of residential neighborhoods were very good due to the hilly terrain. Too many hilly lies, blind approach shots and difficult walking conditions for my liking. All the staff were very friendly and they have a great new club house with a million dollar view.

Pro shop is little shady but all others are great. I was told that it was under new management and was still under improvement. As is currently, course is in good condition and challenging course. Greens were rolling true but hard ground. As of day I've played, it was rolling 7 out of 10 in my personal opinion.

Played this course many years ago. Excellent shape. Fairways are still growing from reseeding last year, but no issues. Greens were smooth and quick. Extremely hilly and layout is so different than other courses in the Orlando area. Well worth the $60. Views are pristine. Highly recommend!

Great course, Price was a little steep, and it would have been helpful if there was a course map somewhere.

I have played this course when it was Diamond Players Club, Sanctuary Ridge and now Clermont National. The recent renovations were needed and the greens (firm now because the grass was replaced) are fast and the ball runs true. Fairways and rough are green and grass under the ball. Layout and elevation changes are unique and shot selection is key. All employees were courteous and helpful. My nephew and his friend were visiting and said it was the best course they ever played. The cart lady (Chris) was around 5 times and cheerful and provided great service

Interesting course which reminds me of VA southeast. It was a slow pace along with the greens. Overall condition not bad for price

First time back to the new and improved course and it is much better than the old poorly maintained course. Challenging layout pretty much the same but conditions so much better. I’ll be back.

Great condition. They allow groups of 5 here which is surprising since the course is difficult and 5 domes of average golfers really slow the pace

I thought there'd be a few hills in here. Pretty much over your hole as hills. Some really unique ones too. And the greens were in fairly good shape. But the rest of the course even the fairways was like your average blow average neighborhood course. I was expecting at least better fairways. I don't know why for the same money everybody else around here can't do with Orange county national does. The place is immaculate. Everywhere.