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3.5
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Spruce Creek Country Club

Designed by William W. Amick, ASGCA and opened in 1971
Spruce Creek - Port Orange, Florida

Course Details

Holes:
18
Par:
72
Length:
6894 yards
Slope:
128
Rating:
73.1
Driving Ranges:
Yes

The 18-hole "Spruce Creek" course at the Spruce Creek Country Club facility in Port Orange, Florida features 6894 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 73.1 and it has a slope rating of 128. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $65. Spruce Creek Country Club Golf Club has an onsite driving range with 5 practice tees. Designed by William W. Amick, ASGCA, the Spruce Creek golf course opened in 1971.

Estimated Green Fees
$65
These rates are an estimate of what you might expect to pay at Spruce Creek with a cart. Actual rates may vary.
Fees are typically lowest Monday through Thursday and during twilight (late afternoon and evenings). Expect to pay the highest rates on weekends.

Scorecard for Spruce Creek

HOLE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 OUT 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 IN TOT
Gold73.50/132 524 352 377 171 409 173 406 520 408 3340 437 386 525 228 393 521 448 203 360 3501 6841
Blue70.80/131 492 320 365 152 395 150 376 507 394 3151 379 365 509 164 381 488 428 191 354 3259 6410
White69.30/123 475 292 342 136 379 140 351 490 383 2988 362 338 487 148 357 462 408 175 338 3075 6063
Black65.50/113 442 239 302 130 354 118 297 432 326 2640 320 296 397 105 313 416 349 125 306 2627 5267
Red (L)70.70/123 437 234 297 125 349 113 292 427 321 2595 315 291 392 100 308 411 343 120 301 2581 5176
Par 5 4 4 3 4 3 4 5 4 36 4 4 5 3 4 5 4 3 4 36 72
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What Golfers are Saying

3.5
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I have been patient regarding my Google review for Spruce. Just so everyone who decides to read a review - I did not take what is needed to be conveyed lightly. In a nutshell - there are members here who, like guests, feel like outcasts because if you are not a pilot then you are looked down upon by many circles there. They have a product issue and a brand issue.

It is my concerted view, as a member of the Florida State Golf Association (FSGA), the course is lagging behind its competitors in a considerable way.

Here is a tick list:

- Maintenance issues with mechanical equipment including & not limited to fairway equipment and greens equipment where we have either witnessed hydraulic leaks throughout the back 9 a few weeks ago or scalding issues on the greens (i.e. on 8, 9 & #12).

- The majority of tee boxes (#3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #9, and #13) are the really bad tee boxes.

- There are hundreds of thin or bare lies throughout the golf course in part because of staff subject-matter knowledge issues, equipment issues, or just simply due to little to no grass around approach shots and chipping areas.

As of right now, the Spruce Creek golf course is not in the condition needed for practice rounds or competitive play for each of the following reasons:

(1) The bunkers are thin and unreliable in comparison to many other courses in the local area and within a 90 minute travel radius. Also, they are not in a condition for competitive play.

(2) The greens, despite the tine needles being used for aeration purposes, are inconsistent on the stimp meter across the majority of the greens and are not even rolling at an 8. As a current member of the Golf committee, it fails to meet competitive standards.

(3) I participated in the Beat the Heat tournament on July 3rd, 2024. On my 36th & final hole of the day, I had the pleasure of having to get a Irrigation Water shower on the 9th green. The President of the Board clearly does not know how to apologize for issues related to something as simple as an irrigation system turning on at 7 PM in the summer.

Finally - in the last three months, I have also witnessed each of the following at the Spruce Creek facilities:

(1) golf carts breaking down
(2) a leak in the membership coordinators office
(3) a broken window near the entrance of the Prop and Fore which was not closed off & was in that condition for at least 6 weeks
(4) the air conditioning not working in the pro shop at least twice
(5) a promotion of a tiki bar that looks like nothing more than a sliding glass window
(6) a general attitude among those who have members over there & certain staff who clearly do not like feedback or maintain professional boundaries

Finally, the Prop and Fore Restaurant: it is fair to say the restaurant is not a place anyone who cares about protecting your health should go to and enjoy. I had to learn this week there were 32 food & health violations including raw meat issues since November 2023 & for those who are members or are guests, many of us were NEVER notified by the Board of Governors of the high priority, intermediate & basic violations according to the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation.

The lack of transparency by the Board of Governors in reference to the Prop and Fore Restaurant of which provides catering service for events including weddings is not only a problem but the BOG violated the Florida Sunshine Laws for not disclosing such violations dating back to November 2023. Let this sink in.

If these guys are unwilling to disclose the spot inspections from the State of Florida then what else will they not disclose. The BOG & certain staff do not know how to be transparent.

They may backtrack going forward but the fact the Spruce Creek Country Club does not know how to be transparent as of this updated review regarding these violations at their restaurant and have all of the issues they have with the deteriorated golf course conditions then it is more than appropriate to say that they really cater to residents of the Fly-In especially pilots or retired pilots.

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Played the course May 24th 2013. Gorgeous views of both lakes and airport in this small fly-in community. From the moment we pulled up a Gentlemen named Barry brings us a golf cart in the parking lot and loaded our bags and cooler. Barry made sure we had everything we needed both before and after our round of 18. Great course, great customer service, and all at a great price. Put this course on your to-do list.

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A gorgeous setting unmatched anywhere. The Spruce Creek Country Club is in the world famous Spruce Creek Fly-In, a private airpark with a 4,000 lighted runway that can accomodate jets. here is the Spruce Creek Country Club: GolfSpruceCreek.com

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1900 Country Club Dr, Port Orange, FL
32128-6730
(386) 756-6114
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