Food & service is excellent. Views of Marsh land…read more Appears to have many golfers. Bar area lively.

Hidden gem. Excellent conditions. Fair landing areas from tees. Tough second shot usually over…read moremarsh. Precision needed. Greens fast and true. Bring "A" game to score but if off that game enjoy course and scenery.

Club burnt down 2 years ago; just the courts remain. No…read morefacilities or restrooms. Property was sold recently (now July 2025) for a condo development next year. Photos above are all from years ago.

Security gate code needed to access. The facility has been upgraded and appears to be keeping the…read moreunits clean. The location is quiet and close to everything you'd expect.

As a loyal member for the past 2 years, I will seriously think twice before renewing my membership…read morenext year. In fact, two of my friends have already decided not to renew theirs. There is an older gentleman in management who seems completely unhappy and shows zero hospitality or appreciation toward loyal members. The overall staff seems to have changed a lot recently too, and honestly, I can understand why they wouldn't want to stay in that kind of work environment. Even with a membership, the club has become overcrowded, oversaturated, and disorganized. It's clear this stems from management not valuing the loyal members who invest in the facility. I will be looking for another club--even if it's a bit further away--that can offer a much better experience and atmosphere. Disappointing.

Well organized shooting range that has areas for pistols and rifles and sporting clays for…read moreshotguns. You can buy ammo there too. Put your ear protection on when you arrive because it can get loud. We went inside to pay and the price was reasonable. Grab a scoring sheet on a clipboard before you get your golf cart. We took our golf cart to our car to fetch our shotguns and ammo. We started at station 1, there are 14 stations in all. There was a big variety of patterns of how the clays would be coming - 3 report pair standard or chondelle rabbit, 4 report pair standard, 5 report pair, .... Each station was challenging and fun! There is a magnet on a pole at each station and a container to put your empty shells. Please pick up after yourself! We had a fun afternoon and will be back!

I hang out here all the time it has great tennis courts and my daughter loves the playgroundread more

Just attended a private birthday party here!! I'm very impressed with the cleanliness of this…read moreplace, socks are required for kids and parents to enter. Plenty of toys and climbing area for toddlers and kids up to 5 to play. Perfect place for my little one! I wish it was closer to Jax, the drive is worth it, possibly to go for special occasions. They're normally $17/child I believe. I saw an ad for special Friday 4-5pm for $7. The private birthday room is very clean, the staff seem attentive and on time! Definitely check it out!

My littles are 2, 4, and 5 years old. This Gammy is always looking for something that will satisfy…read moreALL of them. Today I did! Ready, Set, Play offered a wide variety of play choices for all my grand babies. There were climbing and sliding activities, tons of curious wall gadgets, and puzzles. I was most surprised in how my littles enjoyed the ride on cars and kitchen area. There is plenty of tables and chairs for the parents and cafe for drinks and snacks. Well done!

Kids love it here! Especially hot days and rainy days!! The staff is nice too! Party deals are…read morepriced great!

Great welcoming vibe. You'll be happy you chose this wonderful place to train! Phil is professional…read moreand dedicated completely to teaching RJJ.

I was visiting my parents over the Christmas break and my Son and I wanted to hit a driving range…read moreto knock the dust off of our northern winter lag game. Palatka Golf Club was the closest option so we gave it a try. The attendant in the pro shop was friendly, polite, funny and very helpful. This is the first driving range that I've ever been to where you paid at the pro shop, collect your balls, drove to the driving range and then walk through an active course across the 9th tee box to the driving range. I'll admit it, at first I was pessimistic about hitting into a large pond that was boarded by the golf course with no netting to catch bad hits. But, outside of a few stray hits that went into the boarding fairways, there were no problems. The range itself was well maintained and was fun to actually into a water obstacle on purpose. Directly to the rear of the driving range is a short game area complete with bunker and practice green. This was not as well maintained as the driving range. But, it was still good and we both enjoyed it. Overall, it was a nice experience. I did not have the opportunity to play a round, so my rating is based only on the driving range and practice green.

I heard a lot of favorable comments about this course and, finally, had the opportunity to play…read moreand can honestly say, "what were those people thinking and where have they been playing!" There is a lot of chatter about this being a Donald Ross designed course (1925) and it probably was a decent course, at one time. The fairways are dirt and weeds. All greens are turtle-backed, so that quickly gets old. But, I could live with that if the greens were actually green. Where are the sprinklers?!! How about a little fertilizer and some weed control? Yes, there had been a short draught, but there is a large pond holding water. The clubhouse is fine and the staff are friendly. But, that cannot excuse the condition of the course. I'll try again this fall and see if there have been any improvements.