I had not been in quite a while. What a difference…read more New golf course superintendent and the level of agronomy has risen. Greens were a tad slow but understandable with the work they are trying to do. Tee boxes still need some work but players could help out by using the divot sand on the tee. And hey fix a ball mark or two even if you don't hit the green and make one. Golf course karma is a thing I swear. The unmown areas were a bit irritating but if I hit it straight it would not have mattered. Played as lateral hazards and ate a few golf balls. Appreciate the course hosting a Veterans Golf Association tournament. Course held up well but the pin locations were a bit brutal so be warned if you play, there is slope and places for sucker pins.

I have always enjoyed Cocoa Beach Country Club and have considered it a beautiful, welcoming…read morecommunity golf facility. Unfortunately, after playing the Lakes and River courses today, I was deeply disappointed by the new extensive "No- Mow" areas. These are not simply areas well away from normal play. On many holes, thick unmowed grass begins immediately at the edge of the fairway, often with little or no intermediate cut. A ball that takes a small bounce or rolls through the fairway can disappear. We were told before the round that there is no-penalty relief if you find your ball, but if you don't find it, you've lost a ball. That can be a very harsh result for a relatively minor miss. The bigger issue for me was what it did to the enjoyment and pace of the round. We were three approximately 18-handicap golfers with nobody in front of us. We normally finish in 3:45-4:00. Today took about 4:20, our group lost approximately six balls, and we spent far more time searching than we wanted to. Having one or two players repeatedly searching in thick grass interrupted the continuity of the round and became frustrating. I understand there may be environmental and maintenance reasons for creating no-mow areas, and I'm not suggesting they all be eliminated. I do hope management will reconsider some of their placement. Adding intermediate cuts along fairways, thinning particularly dense areas, and providing reasonable bailout areas around some hazards could make a significant difference while still accomplishing the course's objectives. These courses have been played and enjoyed for many years with much of this property maintained differently. With seasonal golfers returning soon, I think many are going to be surprised by how significantly the new configuration changes the experience. Cocoa Beach has always been high on our list because of its location, familiarity and welcoming atmosphere. That's what makes this particularly disappointing. For now, it has unfortunately dropped considerably on our list of courses to play. I hope management views golfer feedback as an opportunity to fine-tune the new approach rather than an objection to change. There is still a very good golf facility here, and I hope they find a better balance between their goals for the property and an enjoyable round of golf for the everyday player.

the club has been my home away from home for a few years now and it's been great. Good friends,…read moregood food, good golf!

Went to a private company event here.. very nice club! Jes the manager was great!…read more One of the guest at my table spilled tea or soda and Jes and her crew came quickly and cleaned everything and in no time everything was back to normal right before leaving, Jes asked if we needed anything else to let her know!

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.

What a beautiful country club. I grew up enjoying Isleworth…read morein my backyard and truly have to say this is an extraordinary golf course club. It's classy , unique and beautiful! I was invited for a private event and enjoyed the dinner served by the staff and festivities. The country club of orlando offers a variety of wellness, croquet, junior activities , golf , tennis and dining. Valet on sight was wonderful as it was a typical Florida thunderstorm upon arrival. Having golfers in my family, I look forward to coming back and hitting the green , especially since my cousin is a professional long driver and maybe even becoming a member. If you are local and love a good country club, this one is a winner !

The Golf Course staff there were very upsetting and rude to me. I am a member and this is a place I…read morecome to enjoy and have fun but I am beyond disgusted by the mistreatment I have experienced.

Aquarina is a beautiful golf course right next to the water. Some tee boxes are on docks which is…read morepretty cool and unique, I have never been to another golf course that has that. The course is in decent shape but they recently raised the rates. We went on a holiday.

I've been here twice and unfortunately both times have been disappointing. Not the course, the…read moreservice. The golf course is short but fun. I knew that going in. Its the food/beverage service that are sub par. I tried calling the club from the 9th tee to preorder food/drinks for the turn. No answer. Tried 3 times, no answer. Stopped in after 9, ordered 2 hot dogs and was told 30 minutes. Huh?? Played the back 9, stopped in (2 hrs later) my food was sitting there. I asked for a refund but the waitress didnt know how to do it. Left the course without eating old food or a refund. Wont play there again due to this. Boo Aquarina CC!!

Great place to visit have friends with a home on Johns island beautiful view great golfing friendly…read morehelpful staff great food . If you get a chance it's a must see.

Top 10 family retreat destinations for St. Louis preppies…read more No shoes, no shirt, no service. Unless you're at the pool lounge of course. In the traditional style of the private owned country club community, this Vero Beach area retreat is often the 2nd or 3rd vacation home for purchasing families - an unusual concentration being from the St. Louis area. The Club is a bit Disney vacation in its own right, with cool camps for different age brackets. Beautiful golf courses and formal club house dining. The 4th of July gathering was amazing. All-inclusive dining event with private fireworks on the immediate beach front. All-night facepainting, balloon artists and party favors for the future generations of the resort community. Not surprising that's not the most ethinically diverse place - I was a bit of a Malibu Barbie standout. Who thought Polo shirt dresses and TopSiders without socks were still in vogue!

It's absolutely one of the best courses I've ever played if not the best!! Great staff & practice…read morefacility greens roll beautifully and not a blade grass out place. If you get the chance to play this course it's truly one to remember.

I went with my grandma out for brunch at Quail, and it was awesome! The service, food, and…read moreatmosphere is great! The tables are nice and spread out and normally with my grandma being elderly, I am very Covid conscious, but this place felt very safe to me. Will definite love go there again and recommend it to others!

Sugar Mill Country Club is a hidden secret here in eastern Florida. The 27 hole golf course is in…read morespectacular condition and is a fun/fair course for all golfers. The clay tennis courts and pickle ball courts are very nice as well. The sunset grill and main dining room offer a variety of food choices. But, the most important attribute of Sugar Mill are its members. The members are welcoming and most importantly friendly. Sugar Mill offers an affordable private club experience. All of this and the beautiful New Smyrna Beach are a true gem. If you are considering relocating to Florida you must give Sugar Mill Country Club and its surrounding neighborhood a look!

Most of my visits to country clubs have been to play golf, buy a golf shirt or a logo ball. It…read moreseems the staff here has hosted so many events it appears effortless and since it's members only to tee-off (meaning you can play with an invite) I'm here for an event and an evening of delicious food and alcohol, after all it's a celebration. We raised a glass to cheers my dear friend and a big thank you for the invite and I may have planted a kiss on her cheek. The private venue offered some socializing we've been missing with our good friends and of course the incorporation of some social distancing, but still the accommodations offered an intimate setting and the staff completely understands the importance of giving everyone space but still managed to provide exceptional service. I know there's an invite pending for a wonderful dinner in the near future and after touring the restaurant and sports bar it's looking like I'm going to have to drop a few more hints so I can experience it all. This is a beautiful Country Club with lots of amenities with a small membership, there's nothing not to like about this place...