oak bridge club at sawgrass

My wife and I played 18 holes of golf. We arrived 30 minutes early for a 7:30 AM TEE time, but no one showed up to check us in so we started anyway on time.The Greens needed repair, had sand in bad spots plus new sod in bad spots, which were higher than rest of Green.Fairways were good.The step out of the Pro Shop was not marked well and my wife nearly tripped going out.We were only charged for 9 holes to compensate.

First thing is the photo is not Oakbridge it's a random house. It's run down, over run by fire ants, in the tennis court area, pool area and the golf course. The Canadian geese are everywhere, on the greens, fairways, tee boxes and the presents they leave behind.It's run by a husband and wife that are the rudest people I have ever encountered in my life. It should be taken over by the PGA, since they are head quartered here and it has the Sawgrass name and golfers tend to think it's part of the PGA courses. It's a far cry from it. It could be an amazing course if it was maintained.

This club has suffered from poor management in the past, and was on the verge of bankruptcy. It is close to TPC Sawgrass, so golfers looking for a similar course as TPC will be greatly disappointed. The tennis courts (hard-true) are also very poorly maintained, will bold spots in places, and the lines are coming off in places. Location, however, is excellent, but hardly makes up for everything else.

good value, $40.00. course was in okay shape. greens really brown, bunkers were like concrete, needed lots more sand to be really playable, fairways in pretty good shape. They ran out of carts around 1:00 PM and that made everyone wait in the afternoon. Bev carts were plentiful and pleasant.

The golf course was so so, however the restaurant manger was the most unprofessional person I have ever been in contact with. I can promise that our group of 12 will never "disrespect" ourself in going back to this 19th hole!

Played there the day before aeration of the greens, so the course will be closed a day or 2 for that, but it seems the course is suffering from neglect, and I hate to see that with a course that otherwise has a good design. It's a solid course, with somewhat narrow fairways and water long most holes. With water and well placed bunkers, there's good challeng to this course. I just hope they can keep it in good shape through this tough economy. For now, it's a bargain to play here - especially through on-line deals.If you're a woman and want to play, be sure to bring your clubs. Though they said they had rentals, all they had were old assorted men's clubs. Fortunately, they were good enough to zip over to the TPC to borrow some clubs for me.An added bonus is the great bird watching!