the links at boynton beach
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Usually well maintained and challenging. Friendly staff and good rates...rates improve afternoons.....hit 'em straight!
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Beautiful course. Rangers move the game along quickly, sometimes too quickly. Some of the holes are narrow. discount with county resident proof.
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Loved taking my granddaughters here for their first golf outing on a course. Staff was friendly, carts available for the ride and price was so reasonable. With a 10 year old and 7 year old, this facility was just the perfect match. It was my first outing of the season along with my daughter's so it was the perfect spot. Although the course was in rough shape as it had just been aerated for the season, it didn't bother our game. No one else around to rush our game either. Only issue I had….a bit hard to find as trees block some signs.GREAT day, get spot. THANKS for a fun activity while visiting Boynton Beach.
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Great course - I usually play the Family Course (9-hole), but sometimes play the Championship Course (18-holes). Every time I come here the course is very well maintained. I always call ahead for a tee time and end up teeing off virtually on time, every time. The courses are challenging with plenty of water hazards and sand traps. The starters are always riding around to make sure the game is moving along at a good speed. I love the fact that there are areas that are protected to accommodate wildlife - I sometimes see iguanas. The fees are quite reasonable for this quality of course, especially in the off-season.
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Very good staff keep play moving.You can actually play in 4 houres or less. They will move slow players and ask them to leave if necessary.Average layout well kept.
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I played a head-to-head tournament here in 1987 when it was known as Boynton Beach Municipal. Got my butt kicked, too, by the course and my fellow competitors. I didn't make it back until today, and was pleased to find that some of the best things here haven't changed much. The staff here are still genuinely friendly, ready and willing to help out as needed. Still feels a lot like the Cheers Bar, too - where just about everyone seems to be on a first name basis. I played with three guys who have a standing tee time here 3-4 days a week and immediately made me feel like I'd been part of this foursome for years. Same comfortably familiar parking lot, pro shop, cart barn and restaurant, too. Prices are good for Southeast Florida - $65 is the rack rate, but there are discount cards available for regular playThe course is in very good shape in mid-February, from the tee boxes through the greens. That is a difficult task in the dry season, so kudos to the grounds crew. I didn't hit any traps, but my guys say the sand is soft and pure - as good as traps get. The course is not long - 6300 yards from the tips - but has plenty of challenges. There are 4-5 lengthy 4 pars. Three of the four 3 pars exceed 175 yards; each has water lurking. There is water to be easily found on several holes, and on several more if you go looking for it. Plenty of sand too, often artfully placed. It was not too breezy today, but my guys say it is often a factor. This is a muni with teeth - and pleasure to play. Carts now have GPS. It was not a perk in 1987! The course website touts 4 hour rounds, with heavy ranger activity. I didn't see a ranger, but we finished 'a few ticks' shy of that mark just by having the folks in front of us (and us!) play ready golf. Nice course, great company, and a good golf day. And today I beat the course a lot more than it beat me!
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We play this course a lot because it is close to our home, but even if it wasn't, we would go there.It has a great staff that's helpful and friendly. The course is in good condition and is surrounded by lots of birds and pretty senery