This is a very nice country club here in Tallahassee. The golf course is a 27-hole course and is…read morewell kept. There is a driving range and also two large putting/chipping practice areas. They usually have the cart/beverage girl running on all three courses, so no matter what 9 you are on, you can always refill your beverage or get a snack. They also have a nice dining area and pretty good food. The 19th-hole (the lounge), is a nice little section to relax after playing a round of golf, tennis, or using the pool facility or fitness center. If you are lucky, (like I was last time I played there), you might even get to see and/or play golf with the local Tallahassee celebrity Bobby Bowden!

A wonderful Tallahassee, FL golf club - from what I've heard the inn is a little outdated but if…read moreyou come for golfing, you will not be disappointed. It's a 27-hole championship golf course with a variety of facilities. There's a swimming pool, fitness center and 8 tennis courts for everyone to enjoy.

For the price, this is a fun golf course. I love the layout, but that doesn't mean it can't be…read moreimproved. Great place to play for the recreational golfer. However, if you are one of those that expects the greens to be perfect, don't bother even checking it out, because they are getting better, but still pretty rough. PROS- layout, price, no required tee time, and rarely busy CONS- greens, pro shop, and the up keep around the tee boxes and cart paths

The worst course I've ever been to! Course is in terrible condition. They invested a bunch of money…read moreinto a club house, but not into the course. Please don't get me started on the club house employees!! They have no absolute idea what is going on or about the game of golf. I've never seen such lack of interest in a staff in my life. I will never be back. Small 9 holes course that is over populated with college kids. I'd recommend going to Spring Hill if you're ever in the area. You will waste money and time on this course!! Would give no stars if I could!

If you are a local or just passing through the area, ABAC's Forest Lakes is an excellent public 9…read morehole course to play. Will challenge the advanced player and provide any level of golfer with a great golfing experience. The par 72 course plays 6,970 yards from the gold tees over 18 holes. Features Tifdwarf bermudagrass greens and Tifway bermudagrass fairways. The course is owned and managed by Abraham Baldwin Agriculture College located in Tifton. Turf and course management students and faculty maintain the course and keep it in excellent condition. No tee time required. Driving range available - $3.00 bucket. Very reasonable green fees - walk or ride (new golf carts). Concrete cart path on entire course. Refreshments and basic golf supplies available at Pro Shop. Check signed ABAC flag by Boo Weekly. Boo and Sonny Skinner are ABAC alums. Hours 8am till sun down.

Great getaway location for Family, Friends & Customers. We going for the Spring & Fall bass…read morefishing. This is Southern Hospitality at its finest. KW Beaufort, SC

My sister and I had a wonderful girls trip at the Bed & Breakfast at Live Oak Plantation Lodge. The…read moregrounds were beautiful, the lodge was gorgeous, beds were very comfy, the food was plentiful and super delicious, and the staff was so friendly, helpful, and funny! You should really try the Live Oak Plantation B&B. You will not regret it!!

The Valdosta Country Club was organized in 1917 with Abial Winn as the first president.Valdosta…read moreCountry Club is a family oriented private club conveniently located in the city limits of Valdosta. They offer a challenging 27 hole golf course co-designed by Joe Lee and Bobby Weed, driving range, two practice greens, eight tennis courts, of which four are clay courts, state of the art fitness center, Olympic-size swimming pool, baby pool and snack bar. The Clubhouse Dining Rooms and Plantation Grill are available for breakfast, lunch, dinner, special member events, weddings, receptions, and private functions. Throughout the year members enjoy popular family oriented and social traditions such as Sunday Brunch, theme parties and holiday events. My grandmother, Frances Moorman, was the first female member ever voted on to the VCC board of directors. The club is currently undergoing major renovations to the club house and main dining area. The Pro is Kerry Brown. It is the only private Country Club in Valdosta.

One of the best rv resorts we have stayed at. Friendly staff, large pull through full hookup sites,…read morea great golf course and pool and really convenient to i75 at exit 82. Near carrolls country store. We stay here are least twice a year on our waway to and from Florida. I highly recommend ththis park.

Good quiet campground, for a layover. Easy, one road ride, Just a few miles off I75. Good size pull…read morethru's. Water, sewer, electric all worked well. Not a place I would choose to stay a while. Not much to do in the area, but very nice drive thru rural area,, once out of town.

We were invited by one of the members for the annual Thanksgiving lunch buffet. Thus, this review…read moreis only for the lunch. The name "Country" club suites perfectly. The location is rather off the main area, obviously since it has a very nicely maintained golf course. The dining hall is big. I can imagine numerous wedding receptions have been held here. We arrived toward to the end of the Thanksgiving lunch hours. I thought most of the delicious looking Thanksgiving delicacies were picked over but they still had enough for more than our group of six. In this southern traditional setting enviroment, I thought my experience, being an Asian alone, would be some what awkward. But to my surprise, I was welcomed by a number of Asian staff members, mostly from the Philippines. Just them being there, comforted my situation. But I didn't know how many knew I was an Asian, except my Filipina waitstaff: Before I ask anyone of their origin of where they are from, I introduce my origin first. Our waiter was a very pleasant and efficient server and when things had gotten slower, she shared how she liked to work in the club and this country. She said, "People are nice here." Go back to the lunch buffet: What I enjoyed the most from the buffet was the ham. It was a chunk of meat. I asked for a fresh slice, the server was willing to cut a new slice, with his smile on his face. He sliced a huge one. Other two meats were good but I liked this lightly sweet, salty. and juicy ham. Make your own salad was became my second favorite of this lunch. I got green salad as the base and julienned carrot. My toppings were fresh crab, and potato salad. The crab was so fresh and flavorful that I wanted to have it over a bowl of Japanese rice, and seasoning with soy sauce. Of course, there were non of that. I could not try one of group's favoritea, baked salmon. I looked light and airy. On the way out, I was siting in the waiting area near the main entrance. I noticed the stand with the list of coming up events: on the top of the list was the weekly even on Saturday - Men's Walk-in Clinic and for ladies on Monday. I thought it was a kind gesture of the club to catering to the Boomers that I saw quite many at this lunch. Some members approached to compliment how much they liked my black silk with velvet polka dots sheer shirt and how I came.

Great place! Great food great staff great drinks. Beautiful pool area and main dining room. Very…read morefriendly staff.