Golf

Friendly folks

People were very demanding

Best miniature golf course I've ever been to. Fun for adults and kids and cost is comparable to other places in town.

The eighteen hole mini golf course was very fun! There is two courses. One is for the kids and one is a little bit harder. Have fun!

Never expected this nice of facility and course in a small town. It was awesome.

The staff are very accommodating, the course is in good shape for this time of the year. Hard Labor Creek GC is a beautiful and challenging course.

Great place for kids. Very clean and safe.

Harold is smiling big pulling his trailer with a brand new Husqvarna Zero Turn Mower Z 248F! J.R.'s is great!

Good course

Nuttin is the time the third 5 hour day in a rowo concludes so I am just being laid back tonight 44o

If you’re into golf, one venue on your bucket list should be the World Golf Village in St. Augustine, FL. There’s plenty to do there, for example, you could spend all day at the World Golf Hall of Fame, taking in all the exhibits, viewing movies in the IMAX theater and testing your stroke on the Challenge Hole – reminiscent of Number 17 at Sawgrass. Or, if you’re looking to play a round of golf designed by a couple of legends, you can book a round on the Slammer and Squire Golf Course, one of two courses connected with the World Golf Village. The Slammer & Squire Golf Course is the property’s original course and is located just a wedge shot away from the World Golf Hall of Fame. It was designed by noted golf course architect Bobby Weed with considerable input from the course’s namesakes: Sam "The Slammer" Snead and Gene "The Squire" Sarazen. Five sets of tees plus a blended set – a combination of the Blues and Whites – makes The Slammer & Squire enjoyable for any golfer – provided you play from the set that best suits your game. From the back (Stone) tees, the course plays 6,939 yards with a course rating of 72.7 and a slope of 127. The Blue tees at 6,132 yards (69.2/121) will challenge most golfers and still enable them to leave with a little dignity. Ladies will find the Green Tees at 4,996 (68.0/115) an enjoyable test. The Slammer & Squire opened to the public in May 1998 and features two distinct nines. The outward nine traverses through fairways lined with giant Loblolly pines, while wooden pathways and bridges guide you through traditional Florida wetlands. On the back nine you will find generous fairways, contoured greens, and plenty of water hazards. You’ll also be treated to impressive views of the World Golf Hall of Fame. Just behind the pro shop is a full length driving range with plenty of targets, a large practice putting green as well as a short game area that includes a sand trap. The Clubhouse has a fully stocked pro shop with lots of logoed gear from a number of top apparel companies as well as Men’s and Women’s locker rooms complete with showers. Inside the clubhouse you’ll also find the Legends Grille where both breakfast and lunch are served. The food is reasonably priced and very delicious. I highly recommend the Philly Cheesesteak Sliders or the Caribbean Fish Tacos after a round of golf. The bar has all of your favorite libations as well as several domestic and craft beers on tap. Memorable Holes (All Yardage is From the Blue Tees) Most Memorable Hole: Number 18, Par 4, 371 yards. The distant bunker is a good line for your tee shot. With water running down the entire left side, there is ample room right of the green to bailout. The subtle undulations of the green will make your last putts quite memorable and the view of the Hall of Fame across the water is quite spectacular and definitely camera worthy. The Slammer and the Squire provides a challenge regardless of which tees you play from or how good you are. Low handicappers will be challenged by a number of risk/reward opportunities; playing these holes smartly will yield a low score. High handicappers will be glad to know that the greens are pretty straight forward with not a lot of hidden breaks and subtle undulations. They are quick, running about 11 or 12 on the stimpmeter. There’s a full length driving range as well as a large practice putting green and short game area to hone your skills. Should you arrive hungry or get so during your round, the Legends Grille is a great place to grab breakfast or lunch. The food is very good as are the portions. You won’t leave hungry.

Very nice people. Had great week.The view from our balcony was beautiful. My husband had a great time golfing.We will go back.

Like the other four Bear Trace courses designed by Jack Nicklaus for Tennessee State Parks, the layout at Cumberland Mountain benefits from a wonderfully natural setting. With many attractive features and several excellent holes to enjoy, Cumberland Mountain is a course that will not disappoint, and is definitely one to include on your play list if you are in the area.

Nice staff and a very "interesting course"

Hermitage Golf Course is home to two excellent championship layouts. The first to be built was the General's Retreat, a Gary Roger Baird design, which opened for play in 1986. The highly-acclaimed President's Reserve, designed by Denis Griffiths, followed fourteen years later. If you have time, it's definitely worth playing both. If you are forced to pick just one, it may be worth reflecting on the fact that a President usually outranks a General.

Played here 2 times. First time Doc at the shop was nice, the second time we came on 04.21.2018 the man at the shop was extremely rude. We were charged over $7 booking a tee time DIRECTLY THROUGH THEIR WEBSITE. When asked why the explanation was very rude and irritable. Did not feel welcomed here. Not going back simply because of how we were treated. The course itself is fine, the greens are satisfactory. Service is absolutely zero. Golf is an honorable sport and you should treat your clientele accordingly. Very disappointed.

This is a pretty nice course, with a little above average pricing. There are no compelling reasons to go so far off the beaten path to get to this course, other than the fact it has a driving range with "marked distances." That is a feature hard to find in the Sarasota/Bradenton area. This is why I bumped my two stars to three. In my opinion, they need to create a compelling reason to draw golfers from outside the local area. Perhaps they are getting ample business from those who live within a few minutes drive. I may go there if I wish to help determine how far I'm hitting specific clubs and wish to play a round of golf.

Great place for a family to shoot a quick 9.

Beautiful course friendly staff