4 stars for a solid Par 3 golf course…read more Whenever I'm trying to get in a quick 9 with the family or work on the short game, I head over to Willow Lakes. Located off US 1 near 46 in Mims, this RV resort has a 9 hole golf course that is generally kept in pretty good shape. I arrived with the family recently to play 9. While you can book on GolfNow for a couple bucks less if you prepay, it is easier generally to walk in. The reason for 4 stars rather than 5 is 1) I've had to wait for a while for an attendant on days where nobody else is playing, and 2) $22 for 9 holes with IDP nearby for 9 full holes at $25 means the prices here are a little higher than one would expect. Neither of these issues take away from the friendly service you do get when checking in, fun holes like the 4th hole that goes over water, and greens that are generally in solid shape. Overall, Willow Lakes provides a nice place for beginners, families, and those working on their short game to grab a quick round.

The course was decent but the workers were unfriendly. Particularly the pro shop owner. He was just…read morebeing rude while we were enjoying time on the course. We will definitely not be returning.

We called prior to driving over and were told they serve dinner until 8 but when we got there we…read morewere told the three empty tables were on hold for an hour. Also they were short servers and a cook . Someone is not communicating. It was our second attempt to eat there. The first time they were closed. We are new to the area so we are trying a new restaurant each week. This one is off our list for sure...just can't depend on the information given on the phone.

When it comes to golf courses I look at three things…read more Staff, facilities and course condition. Staff was friendly when I called the day before ( told me about the small bucket and lunch for 10 bucks and the routing at the turn) and very nice at check in. Told me the lay of the land which was good. Starter really is not acting like a starter. No effort to pair up singles and it became evident as a single kept hitting up on us even though we were waiting on a threesome. Finally asked him to join us and he declined and also backed off. Driving range was horrible. Totally chewed up very few targets to hit at and no lie off of the short grass. Course conditions were just OK. Not as bad as I expected and they were working diligently around the course as we saw throughout the round. However I think their crew is pretty small. They were putting down something on the fairways. Hope it is safe for humans. The tees were pushed back and we seemed to be playing one or two sets of tees longer than we wanted. We finally just used our GPS to find the correct tee box based on the card yardage. There were issues with the fairways. No way to hide it. Also some greens had issues. They were slow and needed to be rolled and cut shorter. Deceptively tough course. The back seems to be in better shape. Play it before they fill it all in with houses

Went here for Prime Rib Night. There is nothing good at this…read moreplace that would ever make me come back. Service was terrible with a waiter who had no clue about the few things that were on the menu for that night. The side salat has to be the smallest one I ever seen. It was served on a tea cup saucer. Prime Rib actually had decent flavor but no horseradish sauce for it. Mashed potatoes out of the box and the Brussel sprouts were trenched in a Gorgonzola cream that was awful. The inside of the building is very pretty to bad the food and service wasn't.

They hire young staff who mostly are clueless and care only about tips. They keep changing the…read morerestaurant hours & what is offered, making it highly inconsistent & unpredictable if it'll close early again. It's not professionally managed; it's an after thought. They only care about golf and the course is in bad shape. They've had lame excuses for years, and cannot get their act together. They don't care. The pool is another after thought. Understaffed. It's not a country club; it's an old golf course and a highly outdated bar-restaurant, that is more like a seniors lunch place. It's more like an assisted living center, than a club. Don't waste your time or money here. The Great Outdoors is 100 times better with a golf course, a restaurant with a beautiful view and a pool. Much better prices than La Cita, better food and 100 times better snd friendlier service! La Cita is a has-been joke.

I used to love this course when I went to Orlando. Unfortunately, while I still like the course,…read moreit is in need of some TLC. Just about 98% of the tee boxes are in need of serious attention. Most of them are like hitting out of sand tram - very little grass. Some of the sand traps are devoid of sand. The fairways are in OK condition but you have to watch out for fire ants as they are prevalent and I am allergic to them. The 7th hole is a killer. If you are not familiar with the course, you can't see the fairway from the tee box. the reeds are way too high so you don't know where to direct your drive. Lastly - the greens - the only saving grace on this course. They were pristine!

5 stars for a great little driving range with an excellent instructor…read more While I was out in Titusville during the Covid-19 pandemic, I decided to grab my clubs and go hit some golf balls. Rather than jump straight on a course and get frustrated due to being out of practice, I decided to head over to the Singleton driving range a few times each week to get some practice. Located on Singleton Avenue near the Arthur Dunn Airpark where lots of people go for skydiving, this range has your standard driving range set up (only ground level) with flags and buckets of balls you can purchase for pretty good prices. What makes this place stand out for me was the relatively new golf instruction provided by Tracy with FunGolf. My wife noticed that Singleton was offering a deal on a month of lessons and signed me up, and boy was it a great experience. Tracy is a certified LPGA instructor who has a fun little outdoor area setup with tunes going on in the background. She is great at giving you little tips and ideas for your game and will even record videos of your shots to help you see what to fix. Considering the unlimited lessons for a month deal, you can't really beat what she is offering. Overall, the Singleton Driving Range provides a great place to hit some balls. Whether you are looking for instruction or just want to have some fun with a bucket of balls, this is a great place to check out.

This place is right off of the airport runways which gives it a little bit of a cool factor. The…read morestaff are really friendly, but this is more of an experienced persons range. I walked into the pro shop and was greeted kindly by someone. They explained their automated ball dispenser. After that I was pretty much left to myself. Even though once I was done with my small basket which was plenty for an afternoon of driving the ball with several clubs, the nice gentlemen came out of the building and shared a conversation with me for about 10 minutes. He explained that the gentlemen who could fit your clubs and answer your questions is only there on the weekdays 9-5. All in all it was a good afternoon. The putting green is a little small with more than two or three people putting there will be a little bit of a jam up. Price is very reasonable. $8 for a small basket or $10 for a large. Definitely worth a few hours to go and check out.