Crescent Oaks Country Club

I have played this course before many times, but lately the tee boxes and greens have been subpar. There are BIG dirt patches at tee boxes and several greens with bare patches and weeds. $70 as a reduced rate would be acceptable if the grounds reflected it. If I’m honest I will play this course again, but it will not be a top 6 choice for me, especially if the course stays status quo.

Had not played CO for a while. Fairways and greens were in very good shape. Especially for late spring in Florida (dry season). We arrived early, but since there was no line, the starter let us get right out.

I called earlier that day to confirm when the best time to go would be if I didn't want to be in a crowd. I was told 354 p.m. would be the best time because it would begin to slow down.
This day I finally got my wife to come with me. Needless to say she doesn't want to come back or go golf with me ever again because we only got to do six holes in 2 hours and 45 minutes before we left. It was stacked up in front and behind us all the way.

I'm pretty sure the reason it's so packed all the time is because they have a 79 dollar a month unlimited golf deal.

Never going back.

Have played Crescent Oaks several times over the last several years but this was my first time here since last summer. It will be my last time as well since it isn't even worth half the price I paid, which was less than the standard rate. The lousy experience started on the driving range as MATS seem to be on the way to becoming increasingly popular in some courses in the region, even though the cost for a round of golf has doubled since 2020. There isn't anything good to say about the condition of the course, from tee to green its the worst kept course I've played in my 20 years living in the region. From dry, lumpy, divot laden tee boxes (some lacking much of anything resembling green grass) to the many fairways that barely had strips of green in the middle as well as rough that looked like it had been attacked by hungry goats it wasn't very pleasant on the way to the green. Once on the greens, while they were all green with no rot or disease, they didn't roll true with several putts rolling like a jumpy snake. 2 short eagle putts & similar length birdie putts were missed because the ball rolled like 1 of those trick balls. On top of all this, we had a 5 hour round with occasional lengthy waits & it wasn't the group in front of us as they were always waiting as well.
This once beautiful semi-private course reminded me of a cheap municipal course & since there are too many other courses within the 45 minute drive it took me I'd much rather spend my golfing dollar elsewhere & I'd recommend anyone reading this review do the same.

Fairways and greens were is good shape. The weather was very windy which presented a nice challenge. Will definitely play here again.

This time of year all courses are more expensive but Crescent Oaks is always solid. Good layout and the small greens keep you on your game.

Winter is back, and Florida's golf courses are buzzing with activity. If a course isn't busy right now, it might struggle to make it to next year. New owners are really stepping up, keeping things well-maintained and visually appealing. I saw the ranger on Sunday making sure the game flowed smoothly, which shows the staff knows how to keep things running well—something you don’t always see at other courses.

The course was pretty much wide open since we teed off right after the rain. Still in good shape. Greens were good, fairways very playable. And,the “hot deals” with Teeoff.com made it very affordable.