Mayfair Country Club

Sorry this course is in horrible condition with slow and poorly maintained greens. Practice facilities are a joke. Course overall is in horrible condition. I wouldn't golf here again even if it was free.

Our foursome had a great time playing there. We hadn't played Mayfair in a couple of years. The course was in great shape, the restaurant and pro shop have been improved quite a bit since we played there last. Dave and Jerry were especially helpful. We'll start playing out there again now.

I've been in the area for about 6 years now and have seen this course at it's worst (2005-2006). The course has been under new management for more than a year now and you wouldn't believe how much they have improved the place in such a short time. The club house has been upgraded and the food is great! The locker rooms have been remodeled and the pro shop is stocked with everything you need. The most obvious change has been the course. The greens are in great shape and the fairways are tended and very green. While most courses are getting rid of big trees, Mayfair has plenty of 100 year old Live Oaks which give the course a classic feel. If you haven't played here in the last year and a half - give it another chance! Greens fees are very reasonable as well.

The course has new managmeent and you can tell. The pro-shop is stocked, the restaurant enlarged, the restrooms are spectacular with showers, lockers, beautiful cabinetry and countertops. Thank you for such a wonderful job!

I play this course about 15 times a year (since 2000). I've seen it in decent shape and I've seen it in terrible shape. As of December 2007, it's the best since I've been playing. They've done a lot of work in the past 4 months and are continuing. I also play other courses in the area and yes there are much better courses, but now that the greens and fairways are in good shape, I'll gladly pay Mayfair's prices vs some of the others.

I and my wife have played Mayfair, many,many times. We had gotten to know the owner, and the pro "Joe". He gave my wife lessons and this is where she learned to play. We have since moved away from that area, but anytime we go back, we try to play the course. Yes the bath rooms are out of date, but the course is on a septic system, yes it gets flooded out sometimes, but it seems to me they try to do the best they can to keep it going. This is a grand old lady ( was at one time on the pro tour). What I can say is not $80 a round and if you want to play that type of course, I think you get your moneys worth.

I have been playing at Mayfair for 20+ years, and there have been many changes over that time. At present, the course is in good shape, with enough challenge to make it interesting without being really hard. There are some legitimate gripes, addressed in other reviews, but I really like the price, which is now $18 for 18 holes, This is the summer rate, and applies on weekdays. I don't know where these other people are playing for a lower price, but I wish I could find it! It is not crowded most of the time that I go. I guess you get what you pay for, but I enjoy Mayfair.

Everything is wonderful about this place. You can walk in the clubhouse and feel like you're at home. The actual course isn't in the best of shape but how can it be with NO WATER?!? It's starting to get better. I think people should get their facts straight before they downsize the owner. She's a very nice and sweet lady. I've had the pleasure of talking to her a couple times. Hopefully the city won't kill her with all these lawsuits like they did her husband. I hope them the best of luck and I fully support them!! I enjoy my time spent at Mayfair and I always have.

this course could be sanford's crown jewel, but it is in no way close to that now. if the small crew at winter park pines were assinged to this course for just a few months, this course would drasticly change for the better. i, agree with most of the other comments, and agree that the managment needs to change in order for the course to see any changes for the better.

It's time to close this course. Restrooms are old and broken down. Fairways are now dirt because owners refuse to water. They blame the city but one call to the City proved they are simply trying to save money and blaming the city for it. This is the worst course I've ever played on. Please tell me why they are open and why they are allowed to continue to violate their 100 year lease from the city. Even Casselberry is 10x better and only half the rate. Do not waste your money.