The clubhouse was busy and the people there seemed very happy. The employees are always welcoming…read moreand nice. My issue was the course condition. I am not by any means a "golf snob".... But the course has been back open for a few years and there are fairways that are just plain dirt. The green are ok, but are very slow.... I assume to keep them so get don't burn out. In comparison to Palm Harbor that the city took over and re-opened... I had thought the city of Flagler Beach was doing the same with this course but it is in desperate need of a complete grass and irrigation renovation. It is a shame, and I always come back because it would be a really nice 9 hole course (which we do not have any other 9 hole courses around) if they just would make the fairways more playable.

I just had my husband's 80th Birthday at Ocean Palm Golf Course and I can't say enough about the…read moreFood, the Service and the hospitality that made the Party really special. Chef Gerald's Food was spectacular! Steak w/bernaise or Demi, pistachio Crusted Salmon, Chicken Marsala, Shrimp Scampi, Chicken Parm.......all cooked to perfection! Dina, Frankie and Alex were terrific! Went out of their way to make everything special. Frankie even sang a special version of Happy Birthday! Thank you Again and Thank You to Belle and Terry! This place is the best kept secret in Ocean Palm! Lunch every day..... Dinners on Thursday, Friday and Saturday Night with reasonable prices....Plus a Full Bar! If haven't tried Ocean Palm recently, I highly recommend it!!!"

This golf course is a hidden gem. We have a timeshare condo in the area. I found this course last…read moreyear. Played it twice now. Both time in excellent condition. Friendly staff and reasonable beer prices. Restaurant and lounge on site, nice driving range and putting green. Do yourself a favor and play this course if you are in the area and get a chance.

It's sad. The course is beautiful the Pro shop and staff are awesome. The food at the restaurant is…read moreok but the staff all have problems. I don't know what the problems are but they are mental. Ashley is somewhere on the spectrum because she is super mad every time we are there. Too bad.

Fantastic course, great shape tee to green. Greens were really good…read more Great staff. - like the cold bottled waters, ice in coolers What a practice facility - putting and chipping area as well as hire Cart person was there.

Very enjoyable experience here! The course is "off the beaten path" so not over-crowded. We were…read moreable to tee off 45 minutes before our actual tee time. The clubhouse is amazing. It's huge on 3 levels & is a magnificent building, like something Disney would do. The course is fun and enjoyable. Memo to self: Watch out for the many bunkers! The fairways had many moguls which made it interesting, but was not overdone. The practice area and putting green was close to pro shop, all within walking distance. You will enjoy the day here. The course is owned by the Salamander which also owns Innisbrook, Reunion & other excellent golf courses and resorts.

4.5 stars for one of my favorite public golf courses in the Central Florida area…read more I was visiting Titusville a few years ago when a buddy recommended that head up the road and check out the Jones Course at LPGA International in Daytona. I hadn't really heard of the course before, but the afternoon prices were pretty reasonable and the Golfpass reviews were good, so I decided to give it a try. I arrived at the venue, which is more like a community, about an hour early. One of the more-discussed issues with this course is that they can run out of golf carts, so I went up to grab a cart early to make sure I didn't run into any problems. I then went into the beautiful interior with the pro shop overlooking the course and a gigantic restaurant (with an awesome patio) next door. I checked in for my round, bought a ball bucket token, and headed out. While I wasn't thrilled that the range balls weren't included with the round, the price was cheap and my wife and I received plenty of range balls to hit. The range is grass (huge plus) and pretty spread out so that you don't have to be too close to people. The putting and chipping areas are also quite large, so we were able to warm up just fine. The reason this course is one of my favorites in Central Florida is it is kept in great condition for a public course. I've always found the greens to roll fast and true, while the various hole setups are interesting enough to keep your attention without being too challenging to play with my wife and other friend. The course can get a little packed, but the pace generally moves well enough that we get done in 3-4 hours (which compared to other public courses is really fast). Overall, LPGA International provides a great public golf course experience. If you are looking to try out a nice golf course in Central Florida without the nice course prices, you should definitely give this spot a look.

Pricey. Can book online and save $3. Two courses, Jones and hills. Driving range available w…read morechipping and putting area nearby. You can buy balls at the range but sometimes the credit card part isn't working. So I'd recommend purchasing a code at the shop. You can't pay online for your tee time, so you gotta stop in the shop anyways. The guys working the bag drop off are slow to say hi and welcome you. Gone are the days when they run up to your car and help. Pretty much put my own bag on the cart before he came over. The course itself is beautiful. Lots of sand and water. The greens are super fast. When it's not busy, you can do 18 in 3.5 hours. There are bathrooms along the course and a cart girl. I'd say other courses have more service throughout, like water coolers, ball washing stations, etc. The bar and restaurant are closed, as well as the little bar along the course, for coronavirus. The pro shop has the usual stuff, and there's a bathroom there. Carts don't have the electronic mapping or scoring. The score card doesn't have a map or visual of each hole because the other course score card is on the back. So pay attention to the signage when you reach the first tee box to get a sense of the layout of the hole. A lot of long holes. Didn't lose too many balls on the hills course vs the jones course. It's a fun course but I'd say Disney courses are much better for the same price.

Stopped by Plantation Bay Cabana and had an awesome experience, thanks in large part to Erin behind…read morethe bar. Erin is an absolute margarita maven. Every drink she made was spot on, and she somehow managed to keep the entire bar entertained while staying on top of everything. She was quick with a joke, genuinely funny, and refreshingly authentic--one of those people who makes you feel welcome the second you sit down. I asked if she could change the TV channel, and she didn't hesitate. It's a small thing, but it showed how much she cares about making sure guests are having a good time. Great drinks, great attitude, and just an all-around good person. If you're heading to Plantation Bay Cabana, do yourself a favor and grab a seat at Erin's bar. People like her are the reason you come back.

I just joined the club. I get a smile on my face every time I drive through the gate!read more

It appears that this location is no longer there. Not sure if they were moving to a different spot…read more Hopefully they are because it was a good idea and went there a couple times to play a round with my daughter instead of being out in the summer heat. The location was a kind of interesting spot. It may have had more success if it was located near more businesses or at least a larger business to promote happy hour specials, leagues and what not more like 5 iron or something similar to that concept

Great place to hit a bucket of balls in an air conditioned environment while getting instant…read morefeedback regarding swing speed, club head path and distance. Very helpful for grooving your swing before going out to play a round with your friends. The two bays are set up to seat a party of four. Beer and wine available. Great place for the ladies too.

I was able to play here on a golf buddies trip. It is a private club right of I-4 within the huge…read morePlantation Bay residential development. The course was challenging yet offering a pleasant outing for mid or high handicappers. Plenty of elevation changes, water and wide fairways. Greens were fast but true. Small clubhouse but nice pro shop and restaurant/bar to enjoy afterwards.

Course is looking and playing amazing it is clear that the addition of a new superintendent at CBD…read morehas provided a positive influence on this course as well! The only suggestion I could make is please try and cut the holes in places that are less than two degrees of slope and less than 3 degrees of overall downhill slope as per the USGA recommended guidelines. I have a slope meter and oftentimes the holes are cut in places with more than three degrees of slope at the hole and over 6 degrees of total slope at the downhill which is typically reserved for major championships on the PGA tour just to put things into perspective. A little focus/education on this topic will go a long way in overall playability and will also improve pace of play. I don't think this is intentional I just don't believe the person(s) cutting the holes knows any better so a little training may go a long way. The above is just friendly advice that can be fixed easily to improve the overall quality of experience on the course regarding the correct way to cut a golf hole as I said originally the course is really playing great and a great value overall is to be had at Plantation Bay! Here is the ruling/suggestion from the USGA (again many locations I tracked during my round yesterday where over 3 degrees (almost double the suggested slope at hole) on green speeds of about a 9.5/10 if I had to guess. The USGA Course Rating System Guide says, "When a downhill roll on the Stimpmeter is 2 times greater in length than uphill, it is considered moderately sloped. When a downhill roll on the Stimpmeter is 3 times greater in length than uphill, it is considered steeply sloped."14 Over the years, the Green Section has suggested: The slope of a major portion of a putting green should usually not be greater than 3 percent (1.7 degrees), although some areas may exceed this for special reasons, such as difficult terrain or dramatic architectural effect.1s Based on current information, any slope 3% (1.7 degrees) or greater on a 10' Stimpmeter reading is too steep for hole use.

I was here as a guest of a resident a few times, and have to say I was impressed everytime. St…read more Patricks Day was my most frequent visit (and the first time in the dining room. It was a Price fixe dinner and everything was wonderful as usual. I think there was enough corn beef on my plate for three meals! The vegetables were delicious. The service was better than good. I wish I remembered our servers name, but he was professional, friendly, and very, very efficient without hovering over us. I've also been to their pub a couple of times and each time was better than the last. Service, (both at the bar And the table!) menu selections, and the food itself were ALL Great. On top of that it's Very clean! Enjoyable every time

Food is good. Waitstaff is excellent. We play Samba every Monday. Great place to enjoy family…read moreholiday meals.