User Reviews
for Bent Tree Country Club, Inc., USA
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Original version
Two Faces
Reviewed April 14, 2018
We wanted to play here several times - even before the conversion - unfortunately not possible.
This course is one of the older ones in Sarasota. For a long time - from 1976 to 1988 - LPGA was a guest of honor at this facility.
This course received a major renovation in 2015 from Ron Garl. The teas, the bunkers and the greens were rebuilt and the fairways newly sown.
This course, located in a beautiful and well maintained complex, has two faces. The first nine rather narrow, many beautiful old trees and palm trees along the Holes. The second nine open and wide, hardly any trees. We think these have been completely rebuilt.
The fairways are almost all flat and the greens as well - sometimes very well leveled.
The course is not so long - only three par 4 with more than 400 yards - and heavy. With the exception of three holes, go straight ahead. Good dosage is required on the first nine. On the second nine, the place literally screams for the driver - full throttle is the motto. There is more than enough space.
The Grens are very good, but not so fast.
Visually and playfully, the first new ones have fallen much better.
The space maintenance and maintenance are good, some vulnerabilities are visible - burned areas. The Carpath let you feel their age.
The nice staff has contributed to a relaxed round. It was fun to play here.
We would like to thank you for the nice e-mail following our visit to Bent Tree.
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- Original version
Formerly a prestigious private place, now only a mediocre public course
Reviewed September 21, 2017
The Bent Tree Golf Course has been a public golf course for many years against a green fee. The place was in September 2017 in a really miserable plowing state: The tee-offs for days not mowed, the fairways against the Semiroughs not contoured, the bunker at all not maintained. In addition, space workers had left their marks in wet places on the square. D's management had for this explanation as an explanation that the employees begin very early in the morning with their work and in the dark not quite see where they go.
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