In this review I'm going to mainly talk about taking advantage on the par 3 holes that you'll have…read morefour of on any championship par 72 golf course. Executive golf courses are comprised of multiple par 3's, playing to a par of 60, you can definitely find tune your mid to low iron play at these courses. Anytime your in the teeing area you must know that you have great advantages and set yourself up to the full use of them. Ball tee hight, shot angles away from dangers, distance and yardage. Depending on your skill level all of these factors should be used to create the best opportunity to hit the green, two putt for par and maybe drop in a birdie but play for par, center of the green - no flag hunting ever unless you know the course and know the placements. Think like the golf course architect, do a little research on him. What does he do to guard against your ball? High thick rough? heavily bunkered? swails and waving countours on the green? How does it slope? Front to back but more likely back to front. By PGA and R&A Rules your allowed two club lengths back from the teeing area your playing from. So two driver lengths is 90 inches approximately, so if your yardage book is giving you 172 from the blue tees and your sure you can hit a 7 iron 177 if you pure it, pace off three steps back to 176 and play from there, legally without penalty. I'm a high ball hitter, I like to open the club a little and hit a little baby fade into flagsticks although I prefer to draw the ball. Problem is the draw double cross miss can result in a overcooked ten yard yank that'll put your ball off the green, under a bush and a tunnel of trees ahead. How your wrist a bit, keep it locked, aim just left of the flag (unless the wind is blowing right with a left flag) club up a bit, hit the 6 instead of the 7 choking down a bit. The biggest problem I see with amateur players is that they don't hit enough club, coming up short and facing a testy bump and run, pitch, chip or flop all which are shots one must practice hard and play with confidence, so avoid the short misses. Freedom Fairways will give you the opportunity to play these 150 and in shorts, the most important scoring shots. Nobody likes to work on this most important scoring zone and I don't understand why. I'd drill for hours on 50-60-70 yarders until the sun went down and my hands hurt. So in conclusion, play the executive courses, although Freedom Fairways might be the only one in the area. And go see Doc in the club making area near the first tee. His knowledge and wisdom had me ask him to watch my practice which he did and said I'm "an over swinger" which I can not deny. But I still love to Grip it and Rip it.

The staff at this golf course is genuinely very nice, I always look forward to interacting with…read morethem during my visits at this course. The course is in good shape, the greens are a little fuzzy and bumpy. I'm not a great putter so this doesn't affect my game. This course is short, 3214 yards from the tips so it's great to work on your short game. Something I need to do each and every week for the rest of my days. The carts are in great shape so no issue with them. Glad I came out and played this course, course management is something I still need to work on as my score reflects that. So, if you have some free time come out here and check it out.

I had to come here for a business lunch and this is probably one of the best kept secrets in Sun…read moreCity

Came for brunch on sunday. The buffet had an omelet station, but I had the burger it was ok…read more Service moderate but it was slow today.

One of my favorite courses. To start off the practice facilities are nice and the course condition…read moreis kept reasonable and it is a great layout. I hope the course isn't going to die. Recently the trash cans on the course are overflowing. The toilets on the course are disgusting, they do not even flush. the beer selection is hit and miss I don't understand how items can be out of stock 50 percent of the time. They refuse to have a starter or ranger after 1 PM which turns the first hole into a free for all cluster in the after noon. This causes many to jump onto the back nine slowing it down. I hope this is just a slip and not the course going out of business.

I have played this course many times over the years. I'd say it's hard but but fair! When I hear…read morenegative comments, I wonder if they are coming from the one's that fill their divots, drive their golf carts through areas that are visibly soggy, rake the sand after they've taken three shots...etc. It seems that many golfers have forgotten their responsibility toward helping keep the course in good shape. Cypress Creek is a nice course that will challenge every level of golfer. Thumbs up from me!

A course names Middle Island G.C. (NY) & one names Wescott Plantation G.C. (SC) - two courses…read moreoffering three, nine hole courses of championship golf and now there's a third that has come into my life named Sandpiper G. C. This arrangement of golf variety gives players twenty seven different holes to play on four sets of tees from front Gold (4400 yards) to back Blue (6000 yards) with a par of 71. Nobody's golf game shall be frowned upon as the front boxes promote swift play to the inexperienced and some challenges to the better players. I quickly took off from the White tees as the Ranger saw me coming and out me in front of two apparently slower groups. I told him that "I play fast" he assured me to "take my time, there's not many players out" this was New Years Day. Pounding my new PING up the left side, I quickly noticed that I had to push it back to the Blues and this links style course was wide open and there for the taking. Fairly large and well bunkered greens - (no potbelly's but a few whales, not very deep) received my approaches and held each line I put my strokes in - each putt I looked at had minimal break - burning edges I really didn't make much and left more than a few birdies as I went out in 42. Coming back, I began to take in the beautiful surroundings of pines and oaks lining the fairways, but also aware of the impending doom of all the dangerous water on almost every hole. The course did play short for me as it was Driver wedge on a few, 3Wood 9iron or 8iron most of the round - but as I'm getting a bit older, this suits me just fine - I don't look forward to continuous 440-450-460 yard par 4's like I used to - but I still enjoy a few. ere's a fun reflection upon my 25+ golfing years.

Tried this course for the first time today, mainly because it was close by. One thing to Norte:…read moreThey don't offer lower prices or specials and they do t offer discounts via GolfNow or TeeOff, so I paid full-priced today This is not an 18-hole course, it's 3, 9-hole courses tacked together. Not an optimal arrangement and a bit confusing. It's Palms to Oaks, Oaks to Lakes or Lakes to Palms, if that clarifies it. Lots of water and sand hazards. Greens well kept; the entire course is, really. Was a bit crowded when we feed off at 11am but no one caught up to us. A weird thing about this course is how tight the turns are. Lots of switchbacks so you always have another group to your right or left...and sometimes both. I hit a guy's cart and we had more than a couple stray balls land near us from unknown players on other holes. We found that this did make the playing go faster, for what that's worth. And on top of that, there are driving ranges right in the middle of the 3 courses. You'll see lots of range balls on the fairways... For those who are new to this course, finding the holes can be very confusing. The course definitely needs more markers directing players to the holes. The carts have a warning sign in them to call the Pro Shop I if you encounter problems with the cart. And sure enough, we came up on a stranded player whose cart had died. He was pretty frustrated. Nice folks at the Pro Shop and check in, though I just don't think this course is for me for the above reasons.

I highly recommend this golf course if you live around this area. Played it on my bday and for the…read moresecond time today and the overall experience was good. The food was filling and the slower pace is great when you are accommodating and allowing yourself to get water or beverages/clubhouse food. We got to practice our shots and enjoy the weather. I saw rangers on two different occasions but they did not approach us and everybody was highly accommodating It was nice to see a Callaway tent but when you are booking a tee time you have to speak to two different representatives and the times constantly are getting booked and becoming unavailable especially during high season. I wish they had a driving range or a simulator because this would be the only reason to not sign up for a membership with Club Renaissance.

The two crotchety--yet funny and helpful--rangers started my golf outing off right! When they heard…read moreit was my first time there, they provided info about the course and assisted me with loading my cart. Good guys. The course was fun to play. Well laid out and just challenging enough. The greens were in good condition and it wasn't overly crowded for a weekday. We stopped in for drinks and sandwiches after the 9th hole and the folks in the restaurant and bar were friendly and the food was good. Beers were less than $2.50! We wrapped up the course and both agreed it was one of the better, funner courses we'd played in a while. It was also one of the more pricier courses, so there's that... Highly recommended if you're in the area.

I knew I was going to buy a bicycle when I went into this store. I knew he sold diamondbacks ,…read morecannondales and more. I also knew I was most likely going in for a cannondale hybrid type road/smooth trail/gravel bike. He showed me some different brands and styles and I was able to take them for a spin in the parking lot. Marc has been there for a long time and he knows his stuff. He knows the history of each brand and he will tell you which one is the best among them. He is a bit on the quiet side, so you have to ask your questions. I also like that he took my mongoose in and gave it a tune up. I bought that bmx Mongoose from Fb marketplace for $30. It was in rough shape and he tuned it up and got her moving nicely. I settled on the cannondale and he put together the medium frame. I'm at the tall end of the small frame and just felt more comfortable on the medium frame. It was a great experience and I will go back to the shop again when I need bicycle supplies. I'm always in favor of supporting the local guy. HIs prices are comparable to online and you get that people experience that you would miss out on by ordering online.

Mark was very kind and friendly and helped us with our low budget find and purchase 3 used mountain…read morebikes he had there at the store. He took his time getting them ready for us and making sure they were fully working and ready to ride. Great place to go to find bike accessories or new and used bikes he seems to really enjoy what he does here and we're glad we passed by and found his store!

I love this spot. Rick and Stephanie are phenomenal owners. They know a ton about all the best…read moregear. They have fair prices. And provide good service for your ride. They also carry Bomboom kits!

Not a bad place to go and their prices are more reasonable for people who don't have $10,000…read morebicycles like me.