Mystic Dunes Resort & Golf Club by Diamond Resorts

Everyone there treat you like very bad and are very racist, dont recomend to play there until they change the rasist working guys

Mystic Dunes Golf Club – 9-Hole Review

I had the chance to play 9 holes at Mystic Dunes Golf Club recently, and honestly, I was impressed. The course lives up to the hype with a really unique layout and some unexpected challenges that kept me on my toes from the first tee shot.

I started on the front nine, which has a more links-style feel—wide fairways, creative mounding, and pot bunkers that can sneak up on you if you’re not paying attention. The first couple holes felt pretty forgiving, but by the 3rd, the course started to show its teeth. One of the standout holes for me was the par-3 2nd—it’s absolutely beautiful with water and elevation changes, but it’s not just for show; you’ve got to stick your shot or you’re scrambling.

The greens were in good condition overall—definitely a bit slower than I expected, but they rolled true. There’s a lot of subtle movement, too, so you can’t just go through the motions. I appreciated that every putt forced me to focus.

What I liked most was the variety. Even in just 9 holes, it didn’t feel repetitive at all. Each hole had its own personality—some rewarded aggression, others punished it. Course management matters here.

Staff was friendly, pace of play was smooth, and the clubhouse had everything I needed pre- and post-round.

Found this course last year, re visited while on vacation this year. Really like the course layout, you get a good mix of old Florida golf and what I call resort golf. Conditions were better than celebrations and Hawks landing imo. The greens are really close to being ideal, they are receptive, but could be a lot slicker. Had a few puts lip out as the holes were not re cut, most likely after a few days of play judging the wear around the hole and chewed up edges. Really like everything about the course though, solid 4.5 of 5 stars for me. Fun course

The greens were in great shape. The fairways overall were good, but there were a few fairways that were very patchy. If you’ve played Mystic Dunes before, you already know which fairways are patchy…nothing has changed in that regard. If you’ve never played it, the layout is very challenging, but fun, with major undulation on the greens. It’s reasonably priced for the summer too. Course is in good shape (for now).

They probably moved a lot of dirt to build this course. There is a considerable amount of shaping in the fairways and on the greens. Course was in great shape, pace of play was good, although I didn't use the dining facilities they looked to be very nice. I would play this courser again.

The pace of play could be improved. Our 8:00 start time turned into a 30-minute wait, so it would be great if we could begin on time in the future. The course features many waste areas, which can be quite challenging if you stray from the fairway. Having some additional guidance on those areas would be helpful!

Course was fun and a great deal. Tough layout with lots of trouble, but chances to score also.

Much more undulation than I was expecting for a central Florida course, both fairways and greens. Course conditions were great., clubhouse seemed nice, would play again.

They just punched the greens a week ago, but they rolled true. Challenging course, multi tier greens, and hilly. Definitely would play again.

We had to play the back 9 twice due to aeration but it was nice

You will not be disappointed……Excellent round in every way

Ever since Florida Gator, Gary Koch designed this course over 25 years ago it has struggled to find the right owners who know how to maintain a Florida resort golf course that is quite challenging and has very undulating greens. The new owners have spent the money to restore the course to conditions not seen in many years and the summer rates are extremely attractive. The pace of play was over five hours, which is always disappointing, primarily because they don’t have a course Marshall to move slower players along and secondly because the course is quite a challenge which requires most players considerably more strokes (which slows the pace of play). The Sunday pin placements were memorable for the number of three putts we made. Slower than I like but rolled pretty true. Definitely a good course to play and take advantage of the summer rates..

Course is awesome for the price and has very friendly staff.

First time here, course has great potential. Little work happening here and there. Definitely coming back!!