Cape Royal Golf Club - Queen/King

Last year I swear never to play on this course again, `cause everything was more or less in a catastrophic condition. Now I heard that there is everything under a new management.

Greens: there are no really greens, only fractions. Fairs: no gras at all, more flowers than grass. Bunker: I do not have words for this left. The driving range, what shall I say is a disaster. Than they charge you $10,- for range balls which are 20 years old.

This is not a golf course, this is a horror show.

We played King and Queen, Queen was a chalange for Us. Both courses need a lot of maintenance on fairways and the

Greens, I and my wife had a golf now hot deal , both for $ 36.00 , about have of what it cost to play a good 4 star course.

We were able to play w/no wait times. Staff couldn't be any nicer!

On the parking lot I saw just a few cars, which surprised me. I've expected alot more like two, three, five years ago.

The guy - in the mid thirties - where I checked in wasnot friendly at all. He hardly looked at me, just did his job.

The club house, bar, restooms and proshop where in e weak condition.

The senior who was the starter, however, was very friendly and helpful!

The green were in good condition, the fairways were dry, even though the have a lot of water.

As I knew from playing years before, you can't see and estimate water before you have arrived. So you might have a good stroke, but will end up in water....surprise!

The sketches the tee bixes don't show water properly in many cases.

After we've finshed (we were a twosome) at 3:58 pm, we wanted to have a drink at the bar an offical told us: "The bar has just losed" and it was ahot day...

In summary, the whole golf club has substantially gotten worse during the past two years. At a lot of areas I got the impression, they've run out of money and can't fix it.

I hate to say that this formerly nice club has to change a lot and turn the sad tendency around. Good look!

We Love this place. 27 holes. Greens in great conditions. Will come back soon.

The course was in very good shape. the ball rolled very well in the greens.The course rewards goods shots on or near the fairway. It can severely punish you for bad hits. The greens were sandy at som espots to cover some problem. Overall the course ws in great shape and fun to play.

Love the course. Depending on your tees there can be a lot of water that you have to go over.

Have played Royal Tee several times in past years but this time the course was absolutely in the worst shape I have ever seen it in. They must have stopped or cut back fertilization and grounds keeping. Wild grass, weeds, and the greens had been aerated way to deep and it was like playing on a $10 public course.

We still enjoyed playing and trying to avoid the bare spots and lots and lots of water, which was fun.

Bottom line, the course is over worked, under kept but still fun to play

Played Queen and King courses

Have played 3-4 courses in the area and some of them cost far less and were in far better condition. Many bunkers on the Queen course were muddy,packed down and either stoney or shelly. Many Fairways had very little or very short grass and were quite hard as were the numerous sandy greens. No real rain lately so can't understand the conditions issues for mid March. Would not play here again this season due to the course conditions to price value.

Not to Bad,

Driving Range to expensive

Heavy rains the night cause course to wet & muddy.
Bunkers were hard & standing water. No run out on drives & course management is the rule of the day.

Too much money for a 30 dollar course!!

fairways were decent
rough was very wet
greens in poor shape lots of sand
tee boxes were decent
some bunkers need work

Greens were more sand than green could stand more care

I know there's been a lot of rain lately but there was several areas where we had .to drive through water to get to the next tee box. The golf cart paths are very narrow too. Hate the Queen course!

I will start this review out by saying that this course has a GREAT layout and I would recommend it if it were well taken care of. Having said that, we played Queen/King layout Saturday morning around 8am. The greens had been punched and top-dressed the day before. Maintenance was being performed on holes 1-4 and the greens were completely unplayable. The grounds crew were still working on the course and the proshop/starter had no idea. On top of this, many holes were flooded and it was cart path only. The Queen 9 was a mess but the King 9 was in decent shape. A course with 27 holes should have better planning when it comes to which combination of 9's they send golfers out on and which are unplayable.

good course, nice layout, average condition, excellent pace of play, excellent reception from staff

Two trips to Royal Tee over two weeks. Both times we had a one pm tee time. The course was ridiculously over booked. The first day we left after being told we may get out butt woot two thirty. The next week we stayed. Three tee times for every time slot. All of us going off queen. Line up five deep at one thirty. Teed it up at two. Even though we had booked for 18, we quit due to darkness after 13. We will be back.

Showed up 15 minutes prior to tee time. Course ran out of carts. Waited 30 minutes for a cart (about 3 4-somes were waiting before we got in line). Got going about 40 minutes late. Nothing about this course will make a positive impression on you. Not terrible but not much.

No carts , Tee time of 10:30 changed to 11:45waited till 12:35 to get a Tee.Start with cart. So now we are off just to wait after every shot. ( no ranger to speed up play). Let's talk Greens. I wonder what year they had a top dressing. And now the bunkers >> no drainage, no sand just hard pack mud. Avoid this coarse at this time