Grand Palms Hotel, Spa and Golf Resort

It’s evident that no money was put back into Grand Palms. Greens have many bare patches, are shaggy and bumpy. Tee blocks are sandy and not maintained. Food not readily available either on course or off … unless you count a $4.60 Snickers bar in the pro shop. Adding insult to injury happens when you get your Visa statement in Cdn funds and you realize the complete lack of value the green fees represent .

Not even worth the $40 to play 18 here. This course used to be a fun track and no it's a strat dog track. Greens are cut super long so they are very slow. The greens are also very patched and extremely bumpy. Automatic 2-3 putt every hole. Sad to see this course in this shape because it is a very fun layout when it's in good condition.

Love this course. Greens are almost back to great. John the starter is fantastic.

It appears management is trying to improve playing conditions. Many greens still recovering from what I understand was a rough Dec-Jan. Fairways and rough also need some more TLC. If you are just out to keep your golf swing in shape for your vacation, this should serve its purpose.

This was my first time at this course and will definitely be back. Staff was exceptional and very polite. Place of place was great. Very affordable. Only reason this course doesn’t get 5 stars is because the the greens weren’t in the best shape with dry patches and weeds on almost all the greens.

27 holes to choose from. Interesting Lay-out with lots of water. T boxes fairways and greens in good shape. Slow green speed compared with other FL tracks. Bunkers never get raked. pitchmarks hardly replaced or filled, although sand is provided with cart.

Starters are friendly and try to accommodate you. No catering. Unusual driving range: you hit „floaters“ into the pond.