Tucker's Point Golf Club — Attraction in undefined

Not what it should be at it's price point. A round was $210. While in a beautiful location the course hadn't been very well taken care of and could use a more pro active team. I rented clubs at $70 and they gave me a set of Adams clubs you could buy second have for the same price. One would expect a club charging what they do to provide professional equipment. Then came the lack of availability of food and drinks. Every club I have ever played on has a variety of snacks available at the turn on the 9th. All we could find was a pack of nuts. I would say this club is being poorly managed and doesn't compare to all of the other clubs I have played at with a similar price point. A real shame that I left this club hungry and disappointed. Mostly because it has the potential to be something...

Tuckers Point Club, now managed by Rosewood Hotels, has GREAT facilities. HOWEVER, it is virtually impossible to reach anyone by phone. Some of its phone numbers don't work at all. As to those that do work, one must leave messages that are either not returned or are returned weeks later. I have been a member since this Club opened. For the past month, I have been trying to book the Club to hold a Christmas Party, but I am not able to reach anyone. So, if you go there or join, enjoy the excellent facilities, but do not expect to be able to reach the under-staffed, often in...

The golf course is very hilly but also fair. Fairways are saddled so your drives tend to kick back into the fairways and tee shots are generally downhill giving you a good view of the hole. Approach shots and chipping are very challenging because you usually play uphill and have blind approaches. Greens are straightforward with moderate breaks, even though visually you would think they would have more break. Bermuda grass can be narly when you are use to Kentucky blue and Bent. Expect wind. ...