Lake Jovita Golf & Country Club -Food CA (Near Dade City)

5 /5 Soozi “SueTheConsumer”: Great place to golf and stay. Accomodations are great and the courses are in fabulous shape. I played both courses and both have their unique challenges. Food was outstanding.

3 /5 Laurel c34: Great layout golf course. Good shape. However…. Seems fairways are overwatered. Good fairways, dont get me wrong. But, mushy most places. Greens were soft and very very fast. It was like the grass was slightly grown out and the rolled them flat. Uphill, you hear the fluff and its slow. Down hill, either hole it out or you have a 10’ back up. Staff was lame. Pro shop guy who checked me in was short and little rude. Ive never been here, and he didnt care to guide me. So, i asked around for a cart, drove around until i found the chipping green and range, and went from there. Good putting greens. Range was mush and wet. Not good. Ultimately for the price above 100$ a round. No. I will not be back.

5 /5 Chris Druschel: Fantastic 36 hole club! 2 beautiful courses that are challenging and have some great risk and reward holes. Nice elevation changes, water carries, and very fun fast greens with lots of slope and tiers. Also great villas you can stay and play as well.

5 /5 Jose Madera: The best fairways in West Florida. A must play while in Tampa Bay Area.

4 /5 Jimmy Lee: Beautiful and good layouts for both courses. The green speeds are good but conditions are average especially on the North course. Both courses have plenty of green undulations to challenge every putt. Some elavation changes on the courses to make Lake Jovita more interesting and fun to play in Florida. The North is more open with relatively wide fairways, a semi-link style course; while the South is tighter with more tree lines, a more typical FL course. With plenty of undulations and good speed on the greens, its a challenge for the ball to stop. Its advised to land your ball way before the hole; otherwise, you may find your ball rolls down 20 yards from the steep greens. Overall, the conditions on the South is slightly better than the North. Both are good courses but theyre way overpriced for a $100 round due to the not-so-good course conditions.