Pine Lakes Golf Club

It was a pretty cold morning with a wind gusting up what made hard to warm up. Checkin was a smooth and friendly. Golf course is a very challenging and requires skill above average golfer. Greens are in good shape and challenging. Overall golf course is In good shape and value for what we paid is there.

Place has so much potential. I'm sure it was a nice course when it opened (Arnold Palmer designed course). The greens are still in dire shape. Hoping someone can come in and take to back to the top!

Tried this course again recently and they are improving a lot with the greens, fairways and even the grounds. Seem to be running specials for us locals often and they finally fired a couple of Salty Dogs that worked in the cart area. Much more friendly staff now.

My first time playing here and overall great course. Tee off at 11 AM with some long and moderately challenging par 4 and 5's. Fairways were in great condition, greens a tad fluffy making for a slow ball roll but great condition none the less. My only complaint was availability to water for rehydration on a couse when it was pushing 84 (91 real feel) being hot and humid. There were 6 or 7 water stations throughout the course, however, no water container at the station so alot of false hope when arising to the tee box. We had the refreshments and consessions cart come by once and offered water a $2.00 a water bottle...we all purchased one.In closing, great couse to play and highly recommend. Bring some sun screen and 4 or 5 ice cold waters to get you through the game and hit em long and straight.

The course is now in great shape. The pool area and bar are great perks. The staff and members are all very nice. The superintendent and grounds keepers really turned the course around. Worthy of getting a membership.

Good spot, beautiful grounds. Like to go to the driving range with friends to enjoy a relaxing afternoon

I've played here for 3 years, and the only reason I come back is the ease of getting playing time. The reason it's easy to book is because the course is in horrendous shape. The greens are like tar paper, the tee boxes are barren, the fairways are just fair and the sand traps should be called topsoil traps. $48.00 is way too much for a course that's worth about $28. Great layout and the bar restaurant is nice. It's a shame that it's been allowed to fall into, and remain in such disrepair.

I've played golf for 61 years - all over Canada, the United States, England, Ireland, Scotland, The Bahamas and Asia and I can truly say that I've never seen a golf course in worse condition than Pine Lakes at this time... February 2022. It's truly unplayable.

Greens are in horrible shape. Fungus black, rough and not rolling true. Fairways need to be played like winter rules. Overall not a good place to play golf right now

I recently moved to Palm Coast after retiring from 26 years in the U. S. Air Force. I have played golf in Japan, South Korea, Thailand and Germany but I always had to fight traffic to get to all of the courses I played however, the beauty and up keep of those courses made the traffic and long drives worthwhile! I was ecstatic when I moved into the "W" section of Palm Coast and realized I was only a five minute drive from Pine Lakes Golf Course. I couldn't wait to give it a try and for my wife and I to become annual members. That excitement dampened in December after I played twice and realized they don't put forth a lot of effort to keep the course in good shape. I gave the course one more chance on Saturday, February 19 2022 and it was worse than the previous times. The greens are nothing more than compressed dirt/sand! My excitement of living close to a golf course has completely dwindled so me and my money will find another course to play!