If I based my review on my score it would be a 1 star. But I can only blame myself. This course is…read morehard. Well maintained and did I mention hard. The whole experience was great. The staff at Trump International makes sure you are well taken care of. TIP: Ice machines and cold water at each restroom structure. Look for them or you might drive by. The carts with the GPS made yardages easy and let me know accurately​ how bad I was hitting the ball. The condition​ was good for the amount of stress the course gets​ with the heat and rain. Rough was that and the traps were true hazards. Lots of water so bring a few sleeves of balls. A good test but it is a monster.

Where do I start .. I don't have words to describe how amazing and lucky I am to play golf here…read more Life is good thanks to all the people that make this place look for paradise here in the 305 ,, one guy I specifically want to thank for everything....... keeping everything on shape and he can do it all ...Cory Head u are the man !

I went to this golf club for an event and i was very happy with the service here…read more At the parking garage the guy in the golf cart was nice and told me where to park. The views in here are so pretty and everything was impecable. There's a restaurant and it has a good view of the golf course and lake.

If you are real golfer, DO NOT COME HERE, WORST course in all of Miami. My first and last time at…read morethis course. rude and unclassy players. they are hackers. they pack the course like sardines. if you want to play 18 holes be prepared to be out there for 10 hours. the course is not well kept. the only reason there is 1 star is because they offered a refund because some crazy scratch imbicle of a guy tried to steal my ball because I was hitting my drive 100 yards further than his sorry self. Anyway do not waste your time.

I have been to a few different locations around the country. This topgolf location was the least…read morebusy of those I've visited. The layout was generally the same as the other locations. We were on a 2nd floor bay. I always prefer the 2 upper floor bays to the ground floor. Rihanna (not the singer) was our host and server. She was kind and attentive. She didn't try to upsell us on food and drinks, like I have experienced in other locations. The cocktails that we ordered were well made. This was a very good experience and would recommend this activity and location to others looking for fun and good cocktails.

Fun spot for both adults and kids. The atmosphere is upbeat, the bays were clean, and service was…read moreexcellent. The burger was okay, but the nachos were really good. Great value overall!

Booking a tee time at Miami Springs is always easy, especially through the GolfNow app where you…read morecan usually find a good deal and check in digitally without any hassle. For the price, it feels like one of the better values in Miami golf. Once you're on the course, you can tell right away it's well cared for. I've played here multiple times over the past year, and the conditions have been consistently solid. Fairways are in good shape, the greens roll true, and even the tee boxes are maintained better than most public tracks in the area. Pace of play is steady, so the round moves along without feeling rushed. After finishing up, the experience flows right into the 19th hole. Service can be a little slow, but the food and drinks make it worth the wait. The pro shop may be on the smaller side, but it has everything you need before heading out. And I have to call this out -- their Bloody Mary is one of the best I've ever had, the perfect way to wrap up the day. Overall, Miami Springs delivers from start to finish: easy booking, reliable course conditions, and a fun atmosphere after the round. It's a place I'll keep coming back to and one I'd definitely recommend.

This golf course is terrible conditions fairways patchy full of sand bare spots everywhere tee…read more boxes below average , greens are rock hard but average conditions bad experience for a single digit handicapper won't come Back to play not worth the money very disappointed!!!!!!!!!!

Played golf at this location and can say one of the best Public courses I have ever played. Greens…read morewere fast and true. Green side bunkers had nice sand and were groomed. Fairways ran out and tee box were wel designed. The pro shop had good variety of hats and polo's and the cart service and water stations were awesome playing once on this trip but will play at this course next time in Miami.

We played the first nine two times. Excellent conditions and they refurbish the back nine. Lots of…read moreanimals. Grat and friendly staff. (Scott) Nice restaurant with great food! We will come back.

I try to walk this course as much as i can on sundays. Been doing so for years. Course has changed…read morethrough out time. Its not at top shape due to groundskeeper change. But its still on good enough shape to be nicest 9h course in town, hard to beat, so i let conditions slide. The folks working here are fantastic ppl. Especially Fred, super great will go out of way to assist. Ill continue to play here as a Sunday ritual for long time.

This review is not to give feedback about playing golf here at the Granada Golf Course, as that is…read moresomething I have never done. However, you can catch me here 2-4 times a week as it is one of my most favorite places to walk and look at gorgeous homes. The entire loop is about 2.7 miles which is perfect for getting to your step goal. If you don't have time (or it is too hot) to walk the entire thing, you can split it up on Granada. When it comes to parking, off of Coral Way and Cardena street there is free visitor parking for up to 2 hours. Overall, it's a great walking route that has gorgeous homes as scenery and friendly folks you will see regularly walking or running about.

Nice course. At first was not impressed with the walk up to the check in area and pro shop. Thought…read moreto myself this was a mistake. But, the pro shop itself was actually quite nice and bought a shirt on sale. The course is fun. The front 9 were a mix of par 3-4 and 5's with holes dog legging left and right with only one hole to truly navigate water. The back 9 whoa. This Donald Ross course comes to nasty life. Literally water water everywhere water. Tough tough holes. You better be on your a-game if you do the back 9. Only lost one ball to water and broke 90 for a first time playing. Tip for you. Every Monday they sand the greens so expect fast putting conditions on Monday's for sure. Recommend playing here. Nothing fancy here as far as pizazz, but if you like Donald Ross designed courses you will love Shula's.

My review is just about the green, which my daughter and I visited whilst social distancing from…read morethe corona. So this review does not reflect on the actual golf or their services. The green and walking areas are very pretty, spacious and clean. There are some really lovely trees here too. I am not sure if you are allowed to walk about here in normal times? If so I would love to visit again, but I suspect once society opens up fully again it will be only available to private residence or Golf members?

My adult son and I are beginners at golf and just finished a series of lessons with Mike. What a…read morewonderful experience. Mike has a unique ability to teach effectively and make the experience enjoyable. After 6 lessons we are now able to get out and enjoy the links. We highly recommend Mike!

HIGHLY Recommend Mike Simmons!…read more I held back on reviewing and waited until I was good amount of lessons in to give a thorough review. But cutting to the chase: Get lessons with the guy! You won't regret it! The long version: My father + I have been golfing together since I was super young. (He secretly hoped for me to be the next Michelle Wie, pfft) But it was always casual and my father has always been my "coach". Fast forward to now, after a longggg hiatus I'm now in my late twenties and about to move to the Carolinas where there is a myriad of golf courses (like Florida). I really wanted to be more than just "decent" or "okay" and hold my own out there. Lets just say that I wanted to graduate from schooling everyone at Mini Golf and get ready for the Big Leagues ;D That's where Mike Simmons comes in. My father found Mike and we immediately set lessons together as a Father-Daughter activity together before I move away. We bought a package from Mike that includes 6 Lessons and round of Golf on the course. Despite having some experience and my father being his own self proclaimed guru (with clubs straight from 1970s and never updated, mind you) Mike is able to break down the fundamentals of the game in a very thorough and concrete way. (And convinced my father to update his clubs! haha) Our lessons consisted of learning all aspects of the game. History, foundation, long range, short game. And all the little details in between from your stance, how to properly how the club, lining your shot. Nothing is missed. At times it may seem like information overload but once you hit that sweet shot you'll have that "Ah-ha!" moment that only Mike could provide. If I wasn't leaving in a couple of months I would definitely get more lessons from him. A++

In the last semester at the U, my guidance counselor gave me a shocker. I wouldn't be able to walk…read moreif I didn't complete my mandatory 60 community service hours. She volunteered me for the first thing that came up, the World Golf Championship held at the Trump Doral Resort and Spa. I enlisted the aid of 2 classmates who were in the same predicament. We handed out programs, manned the info booth and shuttled grannies around in wheelchairs. There were so many volunteers the organizers were scratching their heads making up jobs to keep us busy. That meant plenty of downtime to explore our surreal surroundings -- Fully functioning luxury cars posed like dinosaurs at the La Brea Tar Pits. Gaggles of groupies mobbing 60 year old "professional athletes". #daddyissues Comparing how much rappers and the uber-rich dressed alike i.e. lime jackets, flamingo polos, banana pants, ornate canvas sneakers. Our supervisors, not wanting a band of bored college kids roaming the Blue Monster course, decided to put together a special treat...a meet and greet with actor/singer/impregnator Marc Anthony. I half expected him to be carried in a litter supported by contestants from Nuestra Belleza Latina beauty pageant. Instead he walked around with two bodyguards dressed in guayabersas, holding a full cocktail, while pulling a little red wagon covered by a blanket. Immediately our eyes snapped to the latter but no one said a word. I could see the comic book bubbles forming above everyone's head -- Full bar? Sleeping child spooning a puppy? Cocaine sand castle? Marc entertained us by telling jokes, acting out stories and free-styling 90s era hip-hop. As he was leaving, the Sultan of Salsa looked each of us in the eye, correctly remembered our respective names and shook our hands. Apparently those three were going to take the secret of the red wagon to their graves because we never found out what was under there. After 10 hours in the blistering Sahara-esque sun we stumbled across a mirage...GIRLS, our age, in tight white pants and tank tops. Dripping with perspiration they guarded cases of Bud Light Platinum and more bottles of vodka than a Russian funeral. They implored us to help them take some boxes to their cars and they'd give us a "reward". *winky winky No one told me that a case of vodka weighs as much as Giada de Laurentiis' head (60lbs). Which we schleped the length of two football fields (twice). My nipples were being rubbed raw from the heavy petting with the cardboard boxes and my fingers felt like they were going to rip out of my knuckle sockets but nothing on this little blue planet was going to let me show it. We were paid in hugs, kisses, Caddy swag and a case of Grey Goose 1.75L magnums to share. Noticing our multicolored volunteer badges they even offered to sign our time sheets. We left swearing to learn to play, souls enriched with community service and praising the CGC as the world's best tournament. Unfortunately our happiness was short lived as the following Monday we we're all called in to see our guidance counselor. "I want to congratulate the 3 of you for doing something our physics and math labs have been trying to do for years...manipulate time and space." We answered with dumbfounded looks. "Oh you didn't well? Hmmm..there must be some explanation as to how you completed 60 hours of community service in a 10 hour assignment. Not to mention that one of these time sheets smells like cucumber-melon body splash, my favorite, the other is stamped with a very cute but unprofessional pair of glossy lips and the last one is signed by Meli, who dots her I's with hearts. I shrugged, "Friends don't let friends do stupid things alone." "You're cute, so cute in fact that this is what I'm going to do for you (as she shredded all of our time sheets). We'll pretend this never happened and if I ever see you again it'll be in front of the Dean of Students. I'll be there holding the plate for your skewered balls, perhaps serve them with asparagus almondine and a nice three bean summer salad. Deal?" Until this tournament, everything I knew about golf came from two sources, Caddyshack and Wii Sports and I had a blast. I'm not exactly sure how much tickets go for but it's got to be worth it, if for nothing else than the complimentary lite bites, open bar and VIP gift bags filled with craziness like golf balls, full-sized beach towels and iPod Shuffles.