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.

This is a fantastic golf course. It is in pristine condition. The greens are fast and smooth. The…read moretee boxes are amazing and the fairways feel like you're hitting off of a mat. The range is wonderful, the pro shop is fully stocked. Their restaurant was great. The course was also somewhat challenging. For an executive golf course, there were some difficult holes. Water comes into play on every single hole and trees are a very annoying issue. The designer of the course did a fantastic job. No hole is straight forward. Each requires a little bit of planning beforehand. I will defiantly return to play another round.

I was able to play here on a golf buddies trip. It is a private club right of I-4 within the huge…read morePlantation Bay residential development. The course was challenging yet offering a pleasant outing for mid or high handicappers. Plenty of elevation changes, water and wide fairways. Greens were fast but true. Small clubhouse but nice pro shop and restaurant/bar to enjoy afterwards.

Course is looking and playing amazing it is clear that the addition of a new superintendent at CBD…read morehas provided a positive influence on this course as well! The only suggestion I could make is please try and cut the holes in places that are less than two degrees of slope and less than 3 degrees of overall downhill slope as per the USGA recommended guidelines. I have a slope meter and oftentimes the holes are cut in places with more than three degrees of slope at the hole and over 6 degrees of total slope at the downhill which is typically reserved for major championships on the PGA tour just to put things into perspective. A little focus/education on this topic will go a long way in overall playability and will also improve pace of play. I don't think this is intentional I just don't believe the person(s) cutting the holes knows any better so a little training may go a long way. The above is just friendly advice that can be fixed easily to improve the overall quality of experience on the course regarding the correct way to cut a golf hole as I said originally the course is really playing great and a great value overall is to be had at Plantation Bay! Here is the ruling/suggestion from the USGA (again many locations I tracked during my round yesterday where over 3 degrees (almost double the suggested slope at hole) on green speeds of about a 9.5/10 if I had to guess. The USGA Course Rating System Guide says, "When a downhill roll on the Stimpmeter is 2 times greater in length than uphill, it is considered moderately sloped. When a downhill roll on the Stimpmeter is 3 times greater in length than uphill, it is considered steeply sloped."14 Over the years, the Green Section has suggested: The slope of a major portion of a putting green should usually not be greater than 3 percent (1.7 degrees), although some areas may exceed this for special reasons, such as difficult terrain or dramatic architectural effect.1s Based on current information, any slope 3% (1.7 degrees) or greater on a 10' Stimpmeter reading is too steep for hole use.

Super fun short game play! And Dorothy in the clubhouse is a delight to engage :)…read moreGet a quick round in if you can.

Although we've been down to the Daytona area many times, I had no idea until last week that this…read moreplace existed. Hidden off the A1A between some condo high rises and back by the Publix, Walgreens and Shores Community Center. Don't let the name fool you. While it is called a golf club, and I guess there are memberships, it is very much a public course that aside from the brief times when they have leagues, you just show up and play. A few notables: - Right now the course is "under construction" which to me looks like they are just trying to grow some fresh grass on their tee boxes. This means right now it's all temp. tees which only make short holes even shorter. - You can check the layout and distances on their site before you play but right now I don't think anything except maybe #8 is over 100 yards and the shortest are in the mid-20's. You could load the ball in your ass and fart it on the green easier then using a club for something that short. - Obviously with a course this small there are no motorized carts. Everything is walking but they do rent pull carts and clubs and they sell balls and if you're so inclined tees. Do you really need a tee to play here? No, you can get by with a wedge and a putter although if you do rent clubs, they give you a bag with a putter, a wedge or two and an 8 and 9. - Was it busy? Not at all. It was a hot as hell Sunday and aside from two older guys who stopped around five to let us play through, we had the place to ourselves. The guy in the clubhouse said in summer they are usually dead and that most of their rounds are from snowbirds who play far more in winter when it's still warm, but not right now when it feels like you're playing on Mercury. - Hours are 7:30 to 6 during DST and until 5 during standard time. Overall the course is a bit beat up with some brown fairways and greens but the pricing is decent and it's always more fun when you mostly have the course to yourself. Next time in town, next year, guaranteed we'll be back. www.oceansgolfclub.com/

I was here as a guest of a resident a few times, and have to say I was impressed everytime. St…read more Patricks Day was my most frequent visit (and the first time in the dining room. It was a Price fixe dinner and everything was wonderful as usual. I think there was enough corn beef on my plate for three meals! The vegetables were delicious. The service was better than good. I wish I remembered our servers name, but he was professional, friendly, and very, very efficient without hovering over us. I've also been to their pub a couple of times and each time was better than the last. Service, (both at the bar And the table!) menu selections, and the food itself were ALL Great. On top of that it's Very clean! Enjoyable every time

Food is good. Waitstaff is excellent. We play Samba every Monday. Great place to enjoy family…read moreholiday meals.

VERY bad conditions today folks. Greens were horrible, fairway grass cut and large clumps just left…read morein fairways. There are better places to play. I suggest you go elsewhere.

Definitely stay away from this course if you actually enjoy golfing. Its extremely noisy as it is…read moresurrounded by busy roads. People will honk as you are teeing off and it really takes away from the experience. The course is not well maintained at all. Dead grass all over the place and greens are almost non existent. They have a lack of cart paths too on holes so people just drive wherever they want, killing the grass even more. Its very unorganized as well. Ranger lets people out it seemingly at random. Bad flow of people as we were all bunched up. Waiting for the people in front as well as people waiting for me. All this and its also extremely expensive. I recommend going somewhere just outside Daytona for a much better experience. Crane lakes is one of my favorite spots.

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...

This golf course is getting better. They have been trying to improve the grass and there work is…read morestarting to show, especially around the tee boxes. Other then that I like how open and large this course is. Also there rates are very affordable, always good deals on there website.

A small golf course with an OK driving range. Outdated clubhouse and poorly maintained golf…read morecourse. Skip it and go to the beach.

4.5 stars for one of my favorite public golf courses in the Central Florida area…read more I was visiting Titusville a few years ago when a buddy recommended that head up the road and check out the Jones Course at LPGA International in Daytona. I hadn't really heard of the course before, but the afternoon prices were pretty reasonable and the Golfpass reviews were good, so I decided to give it a try. I arrived at the venue, which is more like a community, about an hour early. One of the more-discussed issues with this course is that they can run out of golf carts, so I went up to grab a cart early to make sure I didn't run into any problems. I then went into the beautiful interior with the pro shop overlooking the course and a gigantic restaurant (with an awesome patio) next door. I checked in for my round, bought a ball bucket token, and headed out. While I wasn't thrilled that the range balls weren't included with the round, the price was cheap and my wife and I received plenty of range balls to hit. The range is grass (huge plus) and pretty spread out so that you don't have to be too close to people. The putting and chipping areas are also quite large, so we were able to warm up just fine. The reason this course is one of my favorites in Central Florida is it is kept in great condition for a public course. I've always found the greens to roll fast and true, while the various hole setups are interesting enough to keep your attention without being too challenging to play with my wife and other friend. The course can get a little packed, but the pace generally moves well enough that we get done in 3-4 hours (which compared to other public courses is really fast). Overall, LPGA International provides a great public golf course experience. If you are looking to try out a nice golf course in Central Florida without the nice course prices, you should definitely give this spot a look.

Pricey. Can book online and save $3. Two courses, Jones and hills. Driving range available w…read morechipping and putting area nearby. You can buy balls at the range but sometimes the credit card part isn't working. So I'd recommend purchasing a code at the shop. You can't pay online for your tee time, so you gotta stop in the shop anyways. The guys working the bag drop off are slow to say hi and welcome you. Gone are the days when they run up to your car and help. Pretty much put my own bag on the cart before he came over. The course itself is beautiful. Lots of sand and water. The greens are super fast. When it's not busy, you can do 18 in 3.5 hours. There are bathrooms along the course and a cart girl. I'd say other courses have more service throughout, like water coolers, ball washing stations, etc. The bar and restaurant are closed, as well as the little bar along the course, for coronavirus. The pro shop has the usual stuff, and there's a bathroom there. Carts don't have the electronic mapping or scoring. The score card doesn't have a map or visual of each hole because the other course score card is on the back. So pay attention to the signage when you reach the first tee box to get a sense of the layout of the hole. A lot of long holes. Didn't lose too many balls on the hills course vs the jones course. It's a fun course but I'd say Disney courses are much better for the same price.

Our group played a round of golf here earlier this week and it was a great time! It wasn't super…read morecrowded when we played, so we got a little more time at each hole to enjoy the course theming. The course is well themed and one of our favorites out of the other nearby courses. There is a scavenger hunt that is included on your score card as well for an extra activity to do while golfing. You can also do gem mining, there's an arcade and you can feed gators. So a lot to do in one place for families looking for that type of thing. We had a great time and it was one of the highlights of our trip!

Always enjoy playing putt putt with the family. However, families that are 6 or more, please allow…read morethose behind to play thru! Enjoyed the challenge of the course and my daughter even got to hold a gator! Great night of fun!