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.

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.

Super fun short game play! And Dorothy in the clubhouse is a delight to engage :)…read moreGet a quick round in if you can.

Although we've been down to the Daytona area many times, I had no idea until last week that this…read moreplace existed. Hidden off the A1A between some condo high rises and back by the Publix, Walgreens and Shores Community Center. Don't let the name fool you. While it is called a golf club, and I guess there are memberships, it is very much a public course that aside from the brief times when they have leagues, you just show up and play. A few notables: - Right now the course is "under construction" which to me looks like they are just trying to grow some fresh grass on their tee boxes. This means right now it's all temp. tees which only make short holes even shorter. - You can check the layout and distances on their site before you play but right now I don't think anything except maybe #8 is over 100 yards and the shortest are in the mid-20's. You could load the ball in your ass and fart it on the green easier then using a club for something that short. - Obviously with a course this small there are no motorized carts. Everything is walking but they do rent pull carts and clubs and they sell balls and if you're so inclined tees. Do you really need a tee to play here? No, you can get by with a wedge and a putter although if you do rent clubs, they give you a bag with a putter, a wedge or two and an 8 and 9. - Was it busy? Not at all. It was a hot as hell Sunday and aside from two older guys who stopped around five to let us play through, we had the place to ourselves. The guy in the clubhouse said in summer they are usually dead and that most of their rounds are from snowbirds who play far more in winter when it's still warm, but not right now when it feels like you're playing on Mercury. - Hours are 7:30 to 6 during DST and until 5 during standard time. Overall the course is a bit beat up with some brown fairways and greens but the pricing is decent and it's always more fun when you mostly have the course to yourself. Next time in town, next year, guaranteed we'll be back. www.oceansgolfclub.com/

They are absolutely wonderful. Kind people! I love that…read moreyouth can golf for free here! 10 STARS

The course was very well kept and not a bad price at the end of the day. Only a 4 because the…read moreamount of water is ridiculous and I am not a PGA pro. I lost a lot of balls.

Expected a higher quality since its the LPGA course. The course quality felt like a municipal…read morefacility. The The fairway grass had some barren areas. The bathrooms needed attention, there was build up that needed cleaning. The staff were hit or miss with their customer service.

Just aerated and offered no discount. The bunkers were like cement and terribly maintained. Bunkers…read morehad water in them and there were standing water just off the fairway. Played the white tees but there were some tee markers that were missing. Not worth the $120 we paid. My municipal course for more than half the price was better maintained.

VERY bad conditions today folks. Greens were horrible, fairway grass cut and large clumps just left…read morein fairways. There are better places to play. I suggest you go elsewhere.

Definitely stay away from this course if you actually enjoy golfing. Its extremely noisy as it is…read moresurrounded by busy roads. People will honk as you are teeing off and it really takes away from the experience. The course is not well maintained at all. Dead grass all over the place and greens are almost non existent. They have a lack of cart paths too on holes so people just drive wherever they want, killing the grass even more. Its very unorganized as well. Ranger lets people out it seemingly at random. Bad flow of people as we were all bunched up. Waiting for the people in front as well as people waiting for me. All this and its also extremely expensive. I recommend going somewhere just outside Daytona for a much better experience. Crane lakes is one of my favorite spots.

Our group played a round of golf here earlier this week and it was a great time! It wasn't super…read morecrowded when we played, so we got a little more time at each hole to enjoy the course theming. The course is well themed and one of our favorites out of the other nearby courses. There is a scavenger hunt that is included on your score card as well for an extra activity to do while golfing. You can also do gem mining, there's an arcade and you can feed gators. So a lot to do in one place for families looking for that type of thing. We had a great time and it was one of the highlights of our trip!

Always enjoy playing putt putt with the family. However, families that are 6 or more, please allow…read morethose behind to play thru! Enjoyed the challenge of the course and my daughter even got to hold a gator! Great night of fun!

I had the pleasure of being a guest for both dinner and for Sunday brunch, service was impeccable,…read morethe views were great, the vibe was cozy chic, and the food was totally amazing. We were a rather large (and a bit untamed) group, and we got service with a smile throughout. And the food was piping hot and delicious. The Sunday buffet was a winner, too.

Unique golf course that's been in existence for over a 100 years. You will experience both the rich…read morehistory and modern conveniences.The greens greens are impeccable maintained. Dan, the PGA professional, is second to none. He sets a high bar. His staff provides exceptional customer service but also make you feel like home. Can't wait to visit again.

Great little course. We played while visiting NSB. Course was in great shape. Greens may be slow if…read moreyou play a lot of country clubs, but a good speed for higher handicaps and they are in excellent shape. The staff was very enthusiastic and really enjoy working there. Greens fees and snack bar are very inexpensive also. We will definitely be playing there again next year.

Just a shame that they've lost the greens. So bad we decided to take an automatic 2 putt on almost…read moreevery hole. Still a great layout and fairways were fine. Hope it gets better soon. New clubhouse and cart barn under construction and Top Tracer driving range are a good sign they will get it together.

Excellent condition for February. Greens are great and quite challenging. Don't be long.read more

One of the nest munis in the area. The layout is varied and the course conditions are almost always…read moreexcellent. The real fun starts when you reach the greens. They are always in great shape, and they can be very quick. However, they are diabolical! The subtle breaks and tiers make this the most challenging aspect of the course.

What a fun place to play golf. We enjoyed the old school airplanes going over us in the morning…read more What a show! The course itself is easy to navigate. Was challenging. In decent shape. The club had the usual stuff for sale as well as CBD cocktails prepackaged- interesting! No service on the course when we played, but we could grab what we wanted before we started and at the turn. Restrooms were inside the country club and there were more on the course. Carts were basic. Ours stopped working when we stopped to use the restroom because you gotta remove the key. We tried to call the club for help. It took us awhile to get through. The guys behind us got ahead of us because we were stuck. Apparently there is some trick where you gotta reset the cart. The guy on the phone talked us through it. I would say that was a problem and they should mention it at the club as we lost a solid 20 min trying to help ourselves while calling 5-6 times without answer. We did not eat at the club. Parking was plentiful. Putting green available for practice. We did not have time to hit any balls to warm up. I would say my overall opinion here is that the club staff were the nicest in town. I remember that vividly. Such nice people. The course was decent and challenging. Some rough spots. Some dirt in the fairways. But for the overall experience (aside from the cart malfunction) I would say 4/5 stars and I'd come back to play again.

I had the pleasure of joining a few friends to play a round of golf here at the Spruce Creek…read moreCountry Club, this is very unique fly-in community that is filled with homes that have attached hangers to garage their aircraft on their property. It's oblivious that this community focuses much of their revenue on the aircraft facilities and not so much on the golf course but I still love playing here and at certain times of the day it's like playing golf at an air show with all the activities, on a few of the tee boxes there are signs warning you of low flying aircraft, even though I still hit the ball amazingly well some days I don't think the pilots have any reason to be concerned. It's apparent they didn't underfund the clubhouse and golf shop, which has a nice selection of golf apparel and gear as well as a nice restaurant and bar with an outdoor patio. The driving range and practice greens are only a few steps from the pro-shop and is very well maintained. Today the weather was 75 degrees and partly sunny with a brisk breeze and gusts exceeding 20 mph which helped on some holes keeping me away from some of the hazards but right in our faces on other holes that required me to club up at times but I'm proud to say I only lost one ball the entire round although I didn't challenge the course record by any means. I agree with the old adage "that the worst day on the golf course is better than the best day at work" so it was a fun day - the staff here was wonderful checking in at the pro-shop was easy and we were able to tee-off a little early which is always nice and we were never pushed. The beer cart made frequent shops to check on us and refresh our coolers and also stocked a nice selection of top-shelf liquor in airline bottles. At the end of the day it was a great outing even though the fairways and cart paths could use a little attention and the greens were like putting on a gymnasium floor (super fast, but true) I hope to return here as much as I can...