Winter Pines Golf Club

If you're looking for a convenient round before a flight out of MCO, then you're in business.

But, if you'd like to experience Florida golf at a budget, then spend some extra coin.

While the staff and clubhouse team were delightful, Winter Pines is going through some serious fungus invasions. The greens were putrid on most holes. The surrounding area was below average as well.

You'll end up hitting out of lots of crab grass if you're not in the sweet spot of the fairways.

Some nice bunkers, but mostly the greens were an unfortunate aesthetic that affected play. We were disappointed, especially for $53.

A good deal on a Saturday. It was a last minute booking. Played with three young guys. A good time. And may I say the starter is one of the nicest friendliest people I've ever met

I have played this course a lot. It is a inexpensive course and close to the house, but whenever I play, I wish I had just driven a little bit further for a better experience. The greens were in rough shape and each one had a pretty significant difference in speed and grass length which made putting a bit annoying. It a decent course for the price, but none of the holes are very memorable.

I began golfing in 2014 and was excited that there was a course very close to our winter apartment. We only golf at Winter Park Pines. The price has gone up from an average $15/round to over $50. since the city of Winter Park took it over. We still use this course exclusively.

The staff has always been extremely friendly. A shout out to Cheryl and Mark especially!

Yardage is short but some of the par 4's were very long and 3 par 3's were over 200 from the senior tees. Driver didn't get there. Enjoyed the course

I am a casual golfer. The staff and policy were relaxing. Not jammed and able to relax, no rushing.

Course fairways and teeboxes are in good shape, but the greens are pretty rough.

The greens are not in good shape, lots of sand no grass, very hard to putt on. It was a big disappointment, this course gets a lot of play, they can do a better job to maintain it.
Still a good short course, but don't pay full price until they bring it back.

Pace was slow. No Ranger to be found to quicken the pace. Few of the greens were in rough shape. Few tee boxes under repair. For 64 bucks during peak season is better than most other courses around.

I have played Winter Park Pines a number of times. The course is in good shape. Staff is very friendly. Always is a nice course for the money (about $60 for 18 holes with a cart). The club continues to make improvements in the facilities and the course every year.

We’ve been going to Winter Pines since 2014. Actually it’s the only course we use. It’s so conveniently close to us. The prices have increased considerably since the city took it over unfortunately.

Pleasure to play, short layout with plenty of challenge