Plantation on Crystal River

Working on the clubhouse after the hurricane two years ago, course is in decent shape

The hurricane took its toll on this area, but I think that management istrying to do the right thing for the public

They are working hard on bringing this course back for the area. The Greens were in great shape (a couple had some spots along the edge, didn't affect the rest of the Green). Some were as good as any around. Some of the Fairways were in need of grass, but they were NOT unplayable. Some were in pretty good shape. They were fertilizing and you could see the overseeding is starting to come around. The rain this week will have the Fairways and Tee Boxes looking good.

This course was super cool. Saw two gators, one was HUGE and the other was sunning on the cart path. Crystal clear, spring fed, water can be found on almost every hole and the starters are always in a super good mood and are super friendly.

Love the wildlife you see on the course. Greens are one of the nicer rolling greens in the area. Still need some patchy areas on course to fill in. Hopefully get some rain to help it out.

It was good to get back on the Plantation. A good course with plenty of challenges. The greens were good but the fairways had plenty of areas that needed rain and grass. I look forward to the course regaining its former lush growth of grass.

Overall this was a very good value for the money. Practice balls are included with the greens fees. Course conditions are OK, fairways are struggling with the dry weather and tough winter, but the greens are not bad. Course layout is typical for the area, some water to watch out for, but not too tight.

The course was in great shape considering it was hit with a devastating tornado followed by a hurricane. Can’t wait for the reconstruction of the clubhouse to be completed. We loved supporting this beloved course. Thank you for all your hospitality!!

The greens were in great shape. They were putting manure on the fairways. Clubhouse and restaurant under repair.

The course is making a comeback after several hurricanes and tornadoes about wiped it out. The clubhouse/restaurant is still not operational. The greens are excellent, for the most part (a couple are a bit rough) and they are working on the fairways. We played with a group of 3, plus a non-playing rider... the cost of $35 + tax for the rider was ridiculously excessive, in my opinion.

It was nice to see the course coming back after the Hurricanes.

I had heard good things about this course and tried it out. For ~$40 it wasn't awful but the only good thing was the greens. They were in great shape. Otherwise the layout is mostly boring, very little to no grass in the fairways or around the greens. I am happy to see the course reopen after the storm damage but they need more time to grow grass before I would recommend this course. Not a bad place for beginners as its fairly open, with a few tighter holes. Not worth the money or drive time. No working bathrooms, just port o potties.

Course is in good shape. 90 degree rule in effect, to keep fairways more manageable. Great idea. Go play this course, have fun

The greens are in excellent condition, fairways will be better with some rain. Enjoyable course to play.

A few of the greens have damage. Most of the fairways are bare por burnt out. Most of the greens where decent. The pace of play was very slow. I would play some where else if there was other options currently.

The course lacks amenities at this time, they are trying to fix this. So bring your drinks and snacks with you. This course layout is quite different than others in the area. The Greens except hole 2 are in excellent conditions, that’s the highlight of this course and the reason I will be back. The tee boxes could use some love but they are acceptable. The bunkers and sand traps were in good condition. Some fairways were in good condition, others have some areas without grass, this did not affect my game.