Grand Palms Hotel, Spa and Golf Resort

A wonderful course with friendly and helpful staff.

First time visiting this club and I was a little nervous from reading recent reviews. Well...not all that bad. Yes some tee boxes were a little sandy and fairways under defined, but overall very playable! Green conditions not nearly as bad as reviews would make you think...true speeds throughout my round. Some scars from pesky Florida insects, but getting better. Single rounded the Grand and Royal 9s in under 3 hours. Clubhouse staff made,sure no one jumped in so i aporeciated their efforts.

The course is laid out nicely, but they could really use more signage. Paths go to more than one tee box, and you aren't sure where you are going. Also, 18 holes are actually 2 different courses of 9 holes which wasn't explained at the outset. The fairways were sometimes in rough conditions, but on the whole it was a lovely day in the sun. Ice machine is great outside!

Lot of tee off are in bad condition and the amenities are very pour!!

I started my golf career on this course 30 years ago. Boy has it gone downhill since then and the cost has gone up! Bumpy slow greens, slow pace of play, and so many bare spots and raggy tee boxes. Very disappointing for $69.00. Used to love playing here but never gain unless I start seeing reviews on improved conditions. Broward doesn't have many good courses left unless you want to spend over $100 a round this time of year. Gotta go to palm beach where they can atleast grow grass and cut their greens.

I was excited to leave Pennsylvania and play golf in the pompano beach area. The course in question was an average golf course when compared to the other three courses that we played similar to the other three courses, I was disappointed in the greens in that there were many bare areas. making putting more difficult than necessary. My expectations were that the course conditions would be better, and I was honestly disappointed in that

After leaving the Florida eastern coast, we traveled to Marco Island, and we’re fortunate enough to play a course in Naples that was incredibly maintained and who’s. Greens were immaculate. While the cost was double what we paid in the east, I would gladly pay that again to play a course in such excellent condition.

The courses that we played were Palm-Aire Cypress and Palm-Aire Palms and Hollywood Golf Club- Despite the conditions, we were treated well and we had fun playing this great game. If I were to visit Pompano Beach again, I think I would look to play courses in the $80-$120 per round range and hope that their conditions would be better.

In summary, remember that there is never a bad day on any golf course because it sure beats work.

Great course for the price compared to the competition. We honestly come back over and over for David the bartender, his music. And the bar layout. Course is good.

course was fun but holes were not marked well.

I'd recommend going with some who gas played there before. No Maps or illistrations on score card.

First greeted by young Starter who told me to put my clubs on cart 38.

He didn't even get off his stool to make a few bucks.

I proceeded to Pro Shop to sign on etc. He was pleasant and friendly..Went out to give Starter my ticket, but he was busy on his phone.

My playing partner showed and Starter sent us to Riyal 9, then Sabal 9.

Course had some issues on greens, crabgrass was prevalent and a bit long.

Played front 9 quickly but git to 10 and waited every shot on back 9.

Clubhouse and areas outside need a good cleaning and repairs. It should be better with ALL the play they get

It used to be a very nice course but has gone down hill the past few years

El señor que atiende el restaurant es un grosero, falta de respeto, persona sin educacion que no tiene idea de como tratar al cliente. Ese tipo de personas NO deben trabajar ahi

Firts trime on your coiurse. Very confusing to get from hole to hole at some points on the course. We were lost more than once. Simple signage directing you where to go would really help.

Thanks

Dan Colton