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Borrell Golf

5.0 (1 review)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Sailfish Sands Hitting Bays & Restaurant

Sailfish Sands Hitting Bays & Restaurant

3.4
(43 reviews)
6.5 mi

After all the years of visiting Stuart and now living in Port St. Lucie, it never once clicked in…read moremy head to come here to play golf. The first time I ever played golf this way, was when Drive Shack opened in West Palm Beach, which was a huge hit. This place has the same concept but on a much smaller scale. Honestly, that's not a bad thing--sometimes simpler is better. It's not chaotic and there aren't a million people everywhere. It almost feels like a secret hangout that hasn't been discovered yet. They also have traditional golf if you prefer to play outdoors and walk the course or take a golf cart. But sitting in the shade on a comfortable couch with a nice fan cooling you down while your own waitress takes your drink and food order sounds a lot better to me. We went on a Saturday afternoon and it wasn't busy at all, which was perfectly fine with me. Prices seemed pretty typical for places like this--about $40 an hour. I also saw an advertisement for a weekday special: Monday through Friday from 11 AM to 2 PM, you can play all you want for $20. That's a great deal for anyone who doesn't work a traditional 9-to-5 job. I'm not sure if that's going to still be advertised in the summer when kids are out of school, but either way it's a pretty affordable way to kill a few hours. Our waitress was such a peach--super attentive with an amazing, fun attitude. She had such a great personality and really made the experience even better. The only downside is that they don't have liquor, so I'm guessing they don't have a full liquor license ? They do have beer and seltzers, and interestingly they offer sangria and mimosas. My guess is that they're wine-based without any added liquor. They do have a pretty decent food menu with plenty of options. You have a variety of flatbreads sandwiches, salads, and your typical bar food options. Overall, this place was a lot of fun. I took my nephew and we played a bunch of the games they have on the flatscreens. We were on the first floor, and when I asked about sitting on the second floor she mentioned they only open it when they have more servers and it gets busier. I would definitely recommend coming here--but maybe don't tell too many people, because this hidden gem might turn into a total zoo one day. There really isn't anything else like it around here, and I'm glad I finally checked it out.

I called to ask how late the hitting bays were open and Skylar asked if I could hold, so I said no…read moreproblem. I was placed on hold for 12 minutes until I hung up and called back. Skylar picked up again so I calmly let her know I was just placed on hold for 12 minutes and she hung up on me!! Terrible customer service, very unprofessional. Last call for hitting bays is 7:00 pm on a Friday night.

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Sailfish Sands Hitting Bays & Restaurant
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The Saints at Port St Lucie Golf Course

The Saints at Port St Lucie Golf Course

3.5
(15 reviews)
4.5 mi

Jodie Lyn was amazing at the bar! She was very quick drinks were great and environment was…read morewonderful!

The best thing about The Saints Golf Course is the $35 price point for 18 holes on a Sunday. At…read morethat price, it is absolutely worth playing. The greens were nice and appeared to be in good condition, but they were incredibly slow. The course itself is extremely flat and wide open, and it reminded me a little bit of Okeeheelee in West Palm Beach. There is not a lot of trouble off the tee, and in many places it feels like an open field with greens and flags. One important thing to know is that most of the bunkers are currently under construction. There is new piping and gravel throughout many of them, with holes around the piping covered up and little or no sand. A handful of the bunkers have been completed and have beautiful new sand, but most are essentially ground under repair. If your ball goes into one of those bunkers, you really have no choice but to take it out and play from around the bunker because the bunker itself is not playable. I am not sure I would recommend this course to better players looking for a challenging layout, strong course conditions, or a serious test of their game. However, it is an incredibly fun track for beginners, families, and couples who simply want to come out, hit the ball, laugh, and enjoy a relaxed round of golf. There are other courses in and around this area that are in better overall condition and more appropriate for mid- to low-handicap players. Those courses may cost twice as much, but they will provide more of what experienced golfers are generally looking for in a golf course. Again, I want to be very clear: The Saints is absolutely worth $35 for 18 holes. It is a very good value for what it is. Just understand that it is currently a basic, open layout with extremely slow greens and most of the bunkers under construction.

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Trident Golf Club

Trident Golf Club

3.0
(2 reviews)
3.2 mi

I've played here for several years but the place has hit an all-time low in quality while…read moresimultaneously raising their prices by 75%. That's not a typo - up until one month ago the greens fees with a cart were around $30. Now they're $52 - $55 and the course is in terrible shape. We've always put up with traps without sand and greens with bare spots because it was $30. Yesterday the greens were entirely brown after the maintenance crew did a half-assed job of aerating the greens two weeks prior without filling the holes with sand and then mowing it down to the nubs. It's an absolute joke to call them greens. And the geniuses who decided that hiring a marketing firm and raising prices would put them on par with the real golf courses in the area decided that a no-walking policy on weekends until after 3:00 pm would also be a good idea. It's obvious the government operates this course because there's no business sense behind any of their decisions. The photo is the ninth "green" identified only because there's a hole with a flag in it.

A fun course to play! I have played at multiple courses around the central and southern Florida…read morearea. Some expensive, some difficult, some I like better than others, but the Trident is a great little course that you should checkout. From what I've gathered the course has been here for a while (formerly Sandpiper Bay, or something like that), was closed/abandoned for some period of time, and a new management company brought it back to life last year. It still needs some time for the grass to grow and beef up in some places, and it's not as refined as Augusta National; but, if you haven't played in a while, have a group of friends who need to knock the rust off, or even want to play with a group of newbies, Trident is the place to come. Check them out!

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