Cape Royal Golf Club - Queen/King

had to get into line to register to play - kid selling tee times also expected to answer phone, answer walkie-talkie inquiries - pro sat in his office and occasionally barked a command, then went out to give a lesson. Although3 coursed, there was a lineup of 14 carts at the first hole of one course at 9:55 (our tee time supposed to be 10:15. Starter said the original starter quit that morning; this guy went to GM to ask if he could start some of us on another course, was told to just follow instructions without change and try to get people to play faster (???) Finally member of our party went and talked to pro, interrupting his lesson - pro said "R U trying to tell me how to do my job?" but finally let interim starter send a bunch of us to another one of their courses. Without course knowledge you will lose golf balls; also , no rakes in traps or on cart. It would be one thing if greens fee/cart fee were $35, but this was $74 for seniors (although someone in line in front of us played for $65). Didn't look like they were serving any food in lounge. Life is too short to waste any of it on this course.

Organisation was chaotic, too many people on the course.
Course was desperate for water.

We had heard that the greens were rebuilt and the course improved. The greens were OK but unremarkable. The course conditions were disappointing. Fairways were sparse with a lot of bare lies. Traps are experimental. All are played as waste bunkers; little sand, ground your club and don't rake. They said the USGA is trying to speed up play. Yoy won't being in someone's footprint. Many lakes, some of which are not visible from the tee. It takes some local knowledge.

The staff was great in the pro shop, starter on the course and in the clubhouse. Had a good time

I enjoyed my day at Royal Tee, however most of the greens had been covered with sand. I wish I would been informed of this prior and had the choice to play or not, and it wasn't all of them. I got used to the speed and feel of the sand and then would play 3 or 4 without sand and then a few more with sand. It cost me a few strokes. Other than that I enjoyed the course.

5 tees, your game will be challenged more or less based on where you tee off from. its about 6700 from the tips. the white is great for a senior, red perhaps a little short for a lady who can move the ball in the air.

Played the first nine in one hour and 50 minutes (paired up). Almost 3 hours to play second nine as a twosome. Had a foursome and a threesome in front of us, and a twosome behind us. Never saw a ranger all day. They need to enforce pace of play, and make playing as a foursome part of course policy. Greens weren't too bad, but fairways weren't very good. I won't be back

Large undulating greens, hard to hold approach shots,

Course has a great layout, we just play at the wrong time, the course was not in the best of condition for the amount we paid

Course feels narrow because of the water and houses. There are no blind holes

It is a good course that is challenging . There is a lot of water that make the course fun to play.

It appears winter has taken it's toll on the greens as they were in better condition last year in February.

The greens need a little work. I layout of the course is great. Enjoyed our day.

Fairways and green very dry.
Poor condition of all greens. Sand on all greens.
Good challenge because of many water hazards

We will not be back to play this course. It is in very scruffy condition....looks like very limited maintenance, fairways in poor condition...need some fertilizer and attention, greens were okay...pro shop was disappointing...not much of a selection. Need someone who cares to get this into better condition.

No GPS on carts so second time playing you'd be more aware of hazards and slopes.

Starter let us start on a different 9 to avoid the crowd in front of us. Played in just over 3 hours.

I realize it is still winter in Cape Coral, but the fairways were in mediocre condition with many bare spots. Also, there were several holes where it was difficult to tell the distance from tee to waste area. Hit several good tee shots that landed in environmental jungle areas. Should be better marked. For $50, Copperhead GC in Lehigh is a better value.

Nice to see the course finally re-done the greens. So much better than last time on this course will definetly return now.

Good value for money. Nice course, better shape than last year. Will go again.