Casselberry Golf Club — Local services in Casselberry

Hopefully I can guide a few people so they do not waste their money or time on this course as we did. It is not worth saving the $4-$5 per player greens fees that you would incur playing at a far nicer course.

This was my first time playing the course, and we will never go back, not even if you paid me. The driving range was abysmal and there was very little grass to hit from. They could have easily moved the ropes, but apparently are either too lazy or short-staffed to do so. The putting green was, however, immaculate and in great shape. They didn’t have any cart keys for us when we checked in, so we were forced to wait. When they finally came, they parked them out front but we had no idea where the first hole was. There were no signs and we ultimately teed off the 10th just because it was adjacent to the clubhouse, thinking it was the 1st.

The course itself is just horrendous. The game is played around the greens and they were terrible at best. If you are on the fringe, or have a long putt, just forget about putting. Chip it. There are large burned-out areas, and if you putt you will have no directional control over. On one green, I counted 26 ball marks. Most of the others were similar; I guess the majority of people who play there take no pride in the course.

After hitting a home on one hole, the homeowner came out to confront us. It was a fade, but the hole was tight. I hit far worse shots that day, just this is the one that got a home. If there was not a fence separating the home from the tee boxes, who knows what would have happened. The clubhouse was quick to call authorities once reported.

On seven occasions a car beeped their horn on our backswing. Now this is no fault of the course, however, it does give a good indication of the playing conditions and the cliental in the surrounding area. Many holes you need to cross heavy traffic just to get to the next tee box; it just does not provide a good golfing experience.

We chose this course to save a couple of bucks, but now wished I would have spent $20 more per player to play elsewhere. It was just an awful experience and my only goal in writing this is to help advise others who may be looking to play here in the future. There are many other courses in the area to choose from, and your experience and game will be...

As a newcomer to the sport of golf, I was thoroughly impressed by my experience at the Casselberry Golf Club. The club is not only welcoming and inclusive but also provides an environment that encourages learning and improvement, making it perfect for beginners like me.

The golf course at Casselberry is beautifully maintained with an exceptional layout. Each hole provides a unique challenge, but it never feels overwhelming for a beginner. The fairways are wide and forgiving, and the greens are impeccably kept, making it a joy to play on.

The staff at the club were nothing short of amazing. From the moment I arrived, they were friendly, helpful, and truly went out of their way to ensure I had a fantastic time. They were always on hand to provide guidance and advice, which was invaluable for a beginner golfer like me.

The facilities at the Casselberry Golf Club are top-tier. The pro shop is well-stocked with the latest gear and apparel, and the clubhouse is the perfect place to unwind after a round of golf. Furthermore, the club offers excellent dining facilities, where I enjoyed some truly delicious meals.

What sets Casselberry apart, however, is their commitment to helping beginners improve their game. The golf professionals on staff are incredibly patient and knowledgeable, and they made the learning process fun and enjoyable. I noticed a significant improvement in my game after just a few sessions.

In conclusion, Casselberry Golf Club offers a fantastic experience for beginner golfers. It combines a challenging but welcoming golf course, friendly and helpful staff, and excellent facilities, all of which contribute to a truly enjoyable golf experience. I would highly recommend Casselberry Golf Club to any beginner looking to learn and enjoy the...

WORST GOLF COURSE EVER! I have read reviews saying the greens are in good shape? What were they playing on concrete? Are you kidding me? Most of the tee boxes were burned out and not set up properly. There were tons of marks from equipment deep into the ground on many approaches of greens where if you try a bump and run, the balls gets stopped immediately before reaching the greens. The first hole had been changed from a par 5 to a par 3 due to work being done but did not tell you what yardage you were hitting making you guess what club to use. Almost half the greens were void of grass and were completely sand covered, plus the old plugs were raised and no read could be accurately achieved. Anything over 3 feet you will not make on these bad greens. These greens and tees should have been reseeded and the course closed until improvement were seen.There were bad to no cart paths throughout making it tough riding. The course had you constantly traveling through communities, city sidewalks and streets. Also the staff was slow and didn't seem to know what they were doing. AT $21.50 grees fees, with the terrible shape this course is in, the management should be ashamed of themselves for taking your money. You can play so many better courses than this at better pricing. I will never go back here, and hope this will get you thinking to go elsewhere. Oh, bye-the-way, I scored pretty well, so it's not because of a bad round, but the greens will cost...